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JOE LOUIS TO FIGHT IN LONDON
Max Baer A Possible Opponent
New York, To-day. Promoter Mike Jacobs announces that he has arranged with
Bri- gadier-General Critchley, of the Harringay Arena, London, for Joe Louis: the sensational Detroit "Brown Bomber" to fight in Lon- don in the summer.
Joe Louis will be leaving for Eng- land after his fight with James J. Braddock, for the World Heavy- weight championship, which is sche- duled to take place in Chicago on June 22.
Joe Louis will fight "the best man available" probably Max Baer, in London-Reuter.
BIRMINGHAM
RACES SURPRISE
No Bank-Holiday Meeting
London, February 16. This summer, the first time for 40 years, there will be no August bank-holiday meeting at Birming- ham.
Guy Cheng, -above, - represented China last year in the European Zone of the Davis Cup competition, but is not available this season.
JUNIOR SHIELD SOCCER REPLY FOR TO-DAY;
A replay has been ordered by the Hong Kong Football Association in the Junior Shield match between
THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 12, 1937,
MISS HARDWICK SECURES TWO
WINS AT NICE
South Of France Tennis Titles
(By A. WALLIS MYERS)
Nice, February 12.
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player, 6-2 6-4, and later, pair-Optional cargo will be landed here, ed with Kho Sin Kie, defeated unless notice has been given 24 hours Miss Lermitte and France by 6-2 prior to vessel's arrival.
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King Gustay, partnered by Mme. Mathieu, who was very mobile be- hind her volleying ally, won his first round handicap mixed doubles match against Kostoris and Mme. Landru.
The King is playing for the In- ternational Club against Monaco next Monday, and will be partner- ed by Brugnon
the Royal Engineers and Lyemun. LTA. CHAIRMAN These teams met last Saturday, HONOURED BY ALL when the Engineers won by 4 goals to 2.
ENGLAND CLUB
It was discovered after the game, however, that owing to a misunder- This year, Derby; replaces Bir-standing only 70 minutes had been mingham as the racing attraction played. whereas the match should for the Midlands on the Monday have been over 90 minutes. and Tuesday, the Birmingham fix- The game will be replayed to- ture being fixed for August 30 and day on the Navy ground at. Cause- SL.
way Bay, commencing at 3 pm
This change in the fixtures was discussed at the annual meeting of the Birmingham Racecourse Co. Ltd., at Birmingham yesterday, when the balance sheet showed a net profit of £5,977 for 1936. A dividend of 8 per cent. free of tax was declared, and £6,749 was carried forward.
ARMY HOCKEY TOURNAMENT COMMENCES
Middlesex Defeat Somerset
Presentation In Token Of Services
INTERNATIONAL DATES FIXED
London, February J. The Council of the Lawn Tennis Association are to make a presen- tation to Sir H. Wilberforce in recognition of his service to the game.
London, To-day.-Middlesex beat Sir Herbert, who until recently Somerset by 9 points to 5 in their was chairman of the All-England friendly Rugby fixture yesterday at Lawn Tennis Club and chairman of Richmond, while Newport beat the committee of management of Neath by 19 points to 8. In the the championships,, is an old Cam- remaining game played Cornwall bridge Blue. beat Kent. at Camborne, by 15 points to 6.Reuter.
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WOMEN'S CRICKET
With the Hon. P. Bowes Lyon, he won the doubles championship at Wimbledon in 1887, For eight years he was president of the AB- England Club, becoming chairman in 1930. He was succeeded this! year by Sir Lonis Greig
A fast hockey game was seen on the Police Training School ground yesterday when the Seaforth High- The Yorkshire County Cricket INTERNATIONAL MATCHES landers and the Royal Welsh Fusi- Club has sent a donation of ten The council of the LTA, have liers shared two goals in the First guineas to the Women's Cricket arranged the following international Round of the Army Cup Hockey Association for their Hospitality matches: Tournament
Fusiliers opened the through Vaughan, but the landers equalised through There was no score in the half.
Fund for entertaining the Austra-* England v. Scotland, Glasgow, scoring lian women cricketers, who are to May 7 and 8;
Highsit England this year. This fol- England. Wales, Newport, July Clark lows a donation of $25 from the 12 and 13; second- MC.C. to the Women's Hospitality
Fund.
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LLOYD TRIESTINO
Queen's Building. Hong Kong, 11th March, 1937.
PUBLIC AUCTIONS
THE Undersigned have received
instructions to sell by Public Auction
On:
Monday, the 15th March, 1937 commencing at 1100 am.
No. 45 Nathan Road, (2nd.
-Floor) Kowloon
A Quantity of ALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
On View from Sunday, the 14th. March, 1937.
Terms: Cash on Delivery
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers, Hong Kong, 9th, March, 1937.
THE Undersigned have received
instructions to sell by Public
Auction
Thursday, the 18th March, 1937 commencing at 5.15 p.m.. at their Sales Room, Duddell Street Valuable Collection of POSTAGE STAMPS
On View from Wednesday,
In addition to the championships and the Davis Cup Challenge Round at Wimbledon on July 24, 26 and 27, 162 tournaments have been ap March, 1937. plied for. The Junior champion- ships will be decided at Wimble- don in the week beginning. Septem- ber 6 and the professional titles will be played at Eastbourne on August
WORLD TITLE FIGHT FOR MCAVOY
Paris, February 15- Jock Me Avoy, the British middle-weight champion, has accepted an offer to meet the winner of to-morrow's world championship fight betwe Marcel Thil and Lou Brouillard, for the title
Terms. Cash on Delivery
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneer Hong Kong, 11th March, 1937.
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