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AMERICAN

SPALDING "TOP-FLITE"

A Racket that's built for

The open throat

makes every shot a split-second

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1937

BILLIARDS

GOLF AT

FANLING

BLAKE QUALIFIES FOR CAPTAIN'S CUP SERIES

STUBBS SHIELD RESULTS

The following are the latest golf results from Fanling, play- ed during the past week-end:

Col. H. H. Blake, with a card ofi [79-5=73, qualified for the Cap- tain's Cup from 32 entries over the Old Course, while A. A. Bremmer (97-1473) qualified over the New Course from a field of 10.

The following qualified for the match play stages of the Junior Championship last Sunday:

K. K. Rounds 82, W. Sharp 85, C. 4. Burton 86. D. H. N. Baker-Carr 87,

FASTER 5. Harrop $8. N. K. Littlejohn 39, W.

The "Top-Flite" was originally designed by the world-famous W. T. Tilden and used by him in all his most famous successes.

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MRS. WILLS MOODY TO

RETURN TO WIMBLEDON

York I

INTERPORT SOCCER

(Continued from Page 2)

London. December 16.-From a reliable source in New

Mrs. Helen WillsAssociation's gather- that Moody has made plans to return

A. Stewart 69, W, Woodward 89, W. N. A. Smalley 89. A. C. 1. Bowker 9.: B..D. Evans 90, T. Low 90. Capt. D.!

Michell 90. H. N. Williamson 91.

J. W. Mayhew 92. A. D. Humphreys |

There were 30 entries.

G. M. Young Cup:

Hong Kong Bank beat the Charter- ed Bank of India and will meet Dod-! well and Co. in the semi-final round. the other tie, Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co. meet Butterfeld and

Swire.

Stubbe Shield (2nd Round)

A. D. Humphreys (11) beat A. An- derson (18) and 3: G. S. Chambers (20) beat D. L. Prophet (12) at the 19th: B. D. Evam (10) beat H. E Mundy (9) at the 20th: K. S. Robert- sos (4) beat D. S. Robb (5) 4 and 2: beat J. B. WL Alexander ̧ (14) Mackie (6) 2 and 1: A. V. Greaves (20) beat G. A. Stewart (15) 7 and 6: W. Sharp (12) beat A. F. R. Bat- cher (scratched) on a walk-over: D J. Gilmore (5) beat F. J. de Rome (scratched) on a walk-over.

LANEFORD GOLF COMPETITION

Starting Times For Annual Event

The Laneford Golf Trophy, was played for by the Kowloon Golf Club last Sunday, when F. E. E. Booker, with a card of 159-18=141,- took Srst place followed by W.. Groves, with 16324=144, and H. Borner with 182-36=146.

The following are the starting times for the President v Captain match to be held at Kowloon City Jon Sunday January 17:

CAPTAIN'S

9.00 am

PRESIDENT'S

R. K. Collings vs W. Taylor. 9.04 3.m

W.ASteward is F. E. Booker,

2.11.

CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAWS MADE

Other Champions

In 1936

Johnny Fischer, of Cincinnati, wün- wer of the National Amateur Golf Championship Tournament held at Garden City, L. In

OSMUND TO MEET

ANDREWS

NOTABLE ABSENTEES INCLUDE THREE

FINALISTS

THE

EAST LANCS. DEPARTURE AFFECTS ENTRIES

THE Senior and Junior Billiards Championship of the Colony, organised by the Hong Kong Billiards Association has met with poor response this season, there being only half the number of entrants as compared to last year.

The Services are poorly represented, but this is due to the fact that the East Lancs. have left and their successors, the Sea- forths, have not yet settled down yet.

Notable absentees in the competition are E. Hong Sling and A. Kitchell, runners-up in the 1936 Senior and Junior Division respectively, and L P. Yeung, last year's holder of the Junior Championship.

In the Senior Championship

A. J. Osmund, the holder, will

meet Comdr. Andrews R.A.0.C. aid should have no difficulty in reaching the next round, while

a good game should be witness

ed between E. D. da Roza and IR. F. LIZ

In the Junior Championship

Fus. Evans. one of the best!

BADMINTON WIN FOR C.R. C.

St. Andrew's Lose Home Match

J

players in the Garrison, meets EARLIER RESULT REVERSED

L. V. Antonio, one of the most promising players of the Catho |lic Union Clab.

St. Andrew's "A" were surpri singly defeated by the Chinese) The first games in the com-Recreation Club last night in the petition will be played on Mor-"A" Division of the Men's Doo day, January 18. The venue of bles Eadminton League at St. An- Although the game will be notified later. drew's Church Hall The senior games will be 500 up they were playing at home, St. An and the junior 300 up.

drew's could only manage four sets out of the nine. It will be re- called that when they last played the same combination at Cause way Bay, they won the fixture by G. Remediosa similar margin to which they EL BarroS

lost last evening.

THE DRAW

The following is the draw:

SENIOR

First Round

P. A. Yvanovich

C. C. Lam

1. N. Eakusen

E. D. da Roza

A. P. Pereira

E. A Dos

Remedios

H. W. Staples

A. J. Osmund

V

Y M. K. La

R. F. Laz

Pong Sui-pui

v U. A. Santos

v Sinn Eon-ya:

The remaining fixtures resulted as expected, the University "A" overwhelming their "B" team by nine sets to nil, Recreio “A” beat!

v W. H. Andressing their "E" team by 7 sets to 2. JUNIOR

and the Chinese "Y" beating the Free Lances by nine sets to nil

First Round

F. P. Sequeira v R. Dodre

| Wong Yui-chee

C. Strange

G. A Low

M. Xavier

WORK

A. A. Lewis A. C. Rozario D. A. Montalte

Pamela Berton, firs English girl in decaler to win both British and American National Women's golfR. G. Xavier

championship.

v J.F.V. Riberio Jr.

♥

Lim Howah

v Mai Chan-ted

T

Tuen Hon-fai

v J. C. Remedios

E.A. V. Remedios

v Lee Chi-choh V K. F. Tai

Wong Poon-chi (Continued at foot of Next Col)

Navy Trounce Waseda 7 To 1 Margin

(Continued from Page 2)

PROGRAMME FOR VISITORS

9,08 m.

J. D. Thomson

$

A. J. Dennis,

9.12 am.

4. Lopes

Y

F. C. Barry.

There is, on the other hand, the probable attitude

9.16 m.

H. Gausden 15

J. McKelvie,

9.20

W. Ahern,

P. Dunne 9.29 a.m.

B. Parkes

TS S. Jex.

T&

E Christensen.

EC. Fincher

48

J. F. Smedley.

18

E. W. Gardiner.

£ J. Judd 9.47

T. Hanlon 9.48 a.m.

B. Stoker

TS

E. IL With

tecom?

2.2.

T. Paton.

46

A. N. Other,

9.52

#..

W. A. Bland.

Thursday

that too many representative E. O. Murphy TB to Wimbledon next year, when she matches played before the Inter-9.21 .. will endeavour to create a record port series would tend to leave an by winning the singles champion-uninteresting latter half of the ship for the eighth time, writes a season, but with the many "charit-9.41 m. Home Correspondent. She has azable" matches on their hands they ranged to partner Donald Budge. could surely have arranged for arsha America's No. 1, in the mixed few of these to take place later on 9.40 doubles championship.

BAINES KNOCKED OUT BY BUDDY BAER

in the season!

The Kotewall Cup, which takes place annually and which made its Srst appearance in the Associa

V. C. Lahrum vs

F. W.Shaftain va T. Henderson, 10.00 2.1.

tion's fixtures two seasons ago, is only between South China, the 9.56 .. Navy and the Army, and so is not very helpful

Chicago, December 11.-Norman Baines, of Deptford, who fights in

GRAND OPPORTUNITY the United States under the name of Pat Barry, met with a sharp) Last, but not least, the Gover- reverse here last night, when he nor's Cup match between a team re- 'was knocked out in the first round presentative of the affiliated Clubs of his fight with Buddy Baer, of the Association, with the ex- brother of Max Baer, the former ception of the Chinese Clubs, and world heavy-weight champion Ala Chinese team" drawn from Clubs terrific right-hand smash underį afiliated to the Hong Kong Chin- the heart ended his interest in theese. Amateur Athletic Federation, fight before it had gone three is the only representative match minutes. The fight was schedül-which might help towards the se ed to go 10 rounds, and was the lection of probable Interporters principal bout of the programme.

J. R. Leitch

FX

10.04 a.m.

J. R. G. Humble.

H. F. Westlake vs M. A. Cairns, 10.08 a..

L. J. Cave

YB A. S. Beid

WORLD'S

LEADING

WOMEN

The following is the pro- gramme arranged for the Wedg

By

ONE PUNCH JOE LOUIS

VICTORY IN 26 SECONDS

University Hockey OPPONENT'S JAW

To-day — Pezt day.'

Tomorrow 1. Army (Navy

ground) 4.15 p.m.

7.

University

(Navy

(Novy ground) b.15 p.m. Saturday . Argonaute (Navy

ground) & p.m.

Civilians Sunday 4.

ground) 4p.mk

RESULTS TO DATE

Fa

2 Services

BROKEN

Cleveland (Ohio),

December 15.

A shattering left hook from Joe

Only one match was decided in the "B" Division, the rest having: been postponed at the last mo ment. St. Andrew's "B" proved no match for Kowloon Tong "A" who secured the points by defeat ing their guests by 6 sets to 5.

Chinese "Y" Win Again

At Bridges Street, last night, the Free Lances lost to the Chinese Y.M.C.A by 3 games to 1.

P. H. Wang and T. W (Chinese YMCA): beat A. L

Fisher and J. L

Anderson..

beat E. LH Shute and W.

Shute

Other Champions

In 1936

Adolph Kiefer, Chicago; ostatuad». ing amateur backstróks champion condł močmmar is the Olympics. Of- ficials have alled kim the cham- pion of champions in the water.

Clint Ferguson of Massachusetts winner of the national amaLALT outboard motor championship races held a Philadelphia, and one- of the world's great outboard motor

C.R.C.'s Unexpected Wi

At the St. Andrew's Church Wout Hall last night the Chinese Recreation Club beat St. Andrew's 21-14A by 5 games to 4 in the “A”

Division:

21-16

beat R. M. King and K. Sharte 21- 4

F. Kok

H. Kob

YMCA):

beat Fisher and Anderson

H. Kew and E. F. Fincher (8t. Andrew's “A”) (Chinese) beat C. Y. Ying and H. W. Bo 21-11

beat F. H. Kwok, and S. W.

Liang

3. J. Ong and T. Y. Chuang S. A. Gray and A. E. P. Goert

lost to Shute and Shute

beat King and Shute

(Chinese Y.M.CJA.):

beat Fisher and Anderson

beat King and Shate

beat Shute and Shute

23-20

21-11

Leung

16-21 best W. C. Choy and P. C 21-4

21-10

(St. Andrew's “A”)

221-12 beat Yung and Ho

25

21-11 lost to Kwok and Liang

6-21

21-0 lost to Chay and Leung

7-21

Varsity "B" Lose Second Match F. A Broadbridge and F. 7. Wong

"(St. Andrew's “A”) At the Eu Tong-sen Gymnasium last to Ying and Ho

last night, the University "A" beat lost to Kwok and Liaog

lost to Choy and Leung the University "B" by nine games

to nil in the "A" Division:

T. C. Lee and K. L. Yong __(Varsity “A”)

15-21

6-21

19-24

K. Tong "A" Win Fifth Match

At Kowloon Tong last right,

Louis brake Eddie Simmons" jaw!

beat T. F. Yong and K. L. Bui 21-10 Kowloon Tong "A" beat St. Ab- and knocked him out after only 26 beat S. F. Lim and A. K. Phang 21-drew's "B" by 6 games to 3 in the

"B" Division:

RE Lee and E. A. H. Castro 21-11

(Kowloon Tong “A”) 21-13 heat A. S. Bliss and G. A 21-9

White

seconds fighting at Cleveland last beat EL. P. Ong and K. S. Chang 21-5

K. S. Liew and C. EL. Sou night.

(Varsity "A") beat Yong and Hui Simms started with a left jab best Lám and Phang to the stomach. Louis shot a light beat Ong and Chang {left and right to the jaw and then landed the winning panch-a short 3left delivered from close range.

The following have been results to date:

the

2 Home Hoa 1 Nov

US. GOLF TOUR FOR JIM FERRIER

States. The idea was put up to kim |

Simms fell back on his haunches with his arms and legs in the air. He tried to get up at the count of eight,, but had to be helped from the ring dazed and reeling.

P.. E.

Tan and P. X. Hi beat E. Kiricy and J. (Varsity "A")

Dawson beat Yong and Hui

21-lost to M. Well, and S. A beat Lim and Phang

21-7 Broadbridge beat Ong and Chang

2-4

Recreio "A" Too Strong At King's Park last night, Re creio "A" beat Recreio "B" by 1 games to 2 in the "A" Division:

M. A. Oliveirs and J. J. Remedius (Eecreio "A") beat H. A. Barros and A. E

Xavier

Beltrao

New York, December 19. This latter match will be held on Barton and Miss Kay Stammers. Two British girls, Miss Pam January 24, and I sincerely sug-are ranked in the twelve most pro- Jim Ferrier, Australia's amateur gest that the Interport Selection minent sports-women of the world golf chamnion and runner-up in the AUSTRALIAN LAWN TENNIS

Louis Share-£4,000 Committee take this opportunity of in a list issued by 70 leading last British Amateur, is considering selecting their probable team, and journalists in the United States. an offer for a short tour in the United

Eleven thousand people saw thế Melbourne, December 19-A so fully utilise the date given them.

Miss Barton, the "chubby so-by Gene Serien while the famous fight. the gate receipts amounting beat A. M. Rodrigues and N. Quist, the Australian lawn tennis by the League Management Com-cialité," who won the American American was on his way home. Be to £10,000. Louis' 'share was beat EL A. Noronha and E. champion, to-day retained the Vic-mittee for a trial as a means for golf title this year, is placed third brook, the New Zealand champio¥£4,000 and he started a 10-1 on;

suggested that Ferrier and P. Horna torian championship when he del feated D. P. Turnbull in the Sna/giving their team their first prac-with a total of 64 points.

should pair up and compete in the favourite. tice together. There is no reason,

Miss Stammers, who lost to winter tournaments in Florida. 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 Miss Joan Hax-as far as I can see, why some Miss Helen Jacobs in the semi- tigan won the women's final, de-other practice matches should not finals of the American lawn tennis feating Mrs, Westacott 8-6, 6-2 be arranged in midweek, as it is championships, is placed twelfth

points. not absolutely necessary that the with a total of 2 points. Ber. con back to win the American lawn Miss Alice Marble; who "zamer AUSTRALIAN WOMEN NOT

After the Sight Simms de clared that he thought the roof had fallen in

Louis weighed \14zt. 6lb,

full 90 minutes should be played queror, Miss Jacobs, is placed tennis title by beating Miss Jacobs Simms 13st. 1316.

fourth with 35 points.

is listed second with 84-pointe.

Alves

and J. J. Alvares Kowloon Tong "A")

21- $

24-21

12-21

22-24 21-13

lost to: Bliss and White beat Kirby and Dawson lost to Weill and Broadbridge 22-24

N. A. E. Mackay and A. Chan (Kowloon Tong “A”)

beat Bliss and White

beat Kirby and Dawson bext Weil and Broadbridge

21-12 216 7

21-8

.

21-7

21

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

"A" Division

P.W.L. F.A. Pik

50.41 4.10

6 4 2 24 30 6 7 24 28 35 6

LA Carvalho and A. M. S072 Recreio “A”

-(Recreio "A")

Recreio "B".. beat Barros and Xavier 23-20 St. Andrew's "A" best Rodrigues and Beltran. 21–8 Chinese B Last to Noronha and-Alves .......... 19-24 University Ar

・Chinese wyn

2.2017 14 University "P" 20 20180 14-21 Free Leisters

7 27 460. 24-13

**** Division

P.W. LEA King's College 6·6-0 43. 6. 12.

and

E. A. Alves and E. da Souza. (Recreio. “A”) inst to Barros, and Xavier best Rodrigues and Beltzao") best Noronha and Alves

21-10

T

Frz. E. Evang

* C. WellingN

*

E. Zimmern

TO TOUR BRITAIN

Louis' next fight may be with Track Ace Honoured

The real surprise in the list is Maxie: Rosenhicom, the former Man Chem-man ▼ F, Marques, London December 15-The Ans-given a virtual promise to send

Top place is given to Miss Helen the placing of Mrs Helen Wills cruiser weight champion of the IV Antonio tralian Lawn Tennis Association & team and berths on the boat had

K. A. Baptista has caused a surprise by decidingbeen tentatively booked. It is Stephens, the sprinter who won the Moody, Head of the list last year, world. The Hollywood Stadi Chan Hon-shari not to send a women's team abroad likely that public opinion will com- Olympic 100 metres title in world this time she is no higher than promoters are offering a 100,000 Ernest Lamb Andak

„doliers, guarantee. next year after all Australis had pel reconsideration of the matter record time. She has obtained 105 ninth with a meagre 9-points.

A de Luz

TF Jordon

AP

Kowloon Tong "A" 7 5 2:23:29:10 Y. R. C

St. John's

54:1-2718-8

5.3, 2.24 ZL. S S. & S. Home 6 24 14:40 44 St. Andre" #371 620 4 Kowloon Tong “E”