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was crowned heavyweight cha of his gruelling battle with La the jaw Referee Ommy Phot

CHINA NATIONAL GAMES

Trials In Track Field And Aquatics

on of the world in Chicago on June 22, when,

dlock, he knocked wn, counting Braddock

BRISTS

TRIUMPH

First Four In Motor Grand Prix

1. DOBSON'S FINE

SOLO WIN

Paris, July 5

For the second time in succession

the Riley ca finished

ond, third and fourth in the

Grand Prix race for 1,500 c.c

to-day It is a feat unparalled

motor ng, history.

The crowd were

see their own cars

beaten but they gave the drivers a generous cheer Union Jack was hoisted

Dobson, the well-knowa Brooklands competitor, who was fourth last year in the official Riley team, this year ran as an indepen dent. He led from start to finish, his car in the traditional British green being more than two minutes with their stream-lined French bodies and their French drivers, Contes Forestier and Lapchin.

AUSTRO ITALIAN FIGHT ahead of the other Bileys

AT SOCCER MATCH

MANY INJURED REMOVED IN AMBULANCES

football

As on many previous occasions, Italian team resulted in violence at the Vienn match, one of the Central European cop.. Genoa team and the Austrian Admira XI.

enna, July 5. atch against an

Dobson cavered the 186 miles of the difficult road circuit in 2hr. 29min 322sec, an average speed of 70.12 miles per hour.

to-day. The LT A. SELECTION

between a

Italians showed

Candidates to represent the Hong: Kong Chinese at the forthcoming China National Athletic Meet to be held in Nanking on October 10, will be selected to-day when several heats in track and field and swimming events will be held at

a long: Chinese There was, however, no parti- his triumph by Carome Bill, and at the

at the Italians. The nearest Bathing Clifi, respectively, under cular violence until shortly before the supervision of Mr. Fung Kwok-the end of the game. At this mo- Italian, Andrealo, promptly hit him

ment a penalty kick was awarded in the face

This proved the signal for a

From the start the Austrian antipathy to t itself in an unfriendly attitude on the part of the 45.000 spectators towards the visitors.

FOR AMERICA DEFEATED

Midland Tourney's

Last Fours

London, July

C. M. Jones, who has

The following heats in track and against the Italians which an Aus- field will take place on the S.C.A.A.trian player converted, celebrating pitched battle between the two the invitation of the LTA. to ground, Caroline Hill, commencing

at 2 pm. -

Men ́s, High Jump

Hoo-Skip-Jump.

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Ladies 200 Metres

The following swimming heats will be held at the Chinese Bathing Club commencing at 7 pm.

Men's 50 Metres Free-style Men's 200 Metres Free-style Men's 100 Metres Back-stroke Men's 200 Metres Breast-stroke Ladies' 50 Metres Free-style Ladies 400 Metres Ladies 100 Metres

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team

who went for one another America, was beaten by H. R. Da

the former British with fists and feet. Several play ers were know

pled on

the of a numb

The Italia the in

down and tramplayer, in the fourth

han got a kick the Midland Counties men's singles

deprived him championship at Edgbaston

day.

Crowd Howls

how

Sta. A. Lizana had an easy task the in beating Miss B. Watson and in the semi-final will meet Frau- invade

kept lein I Bost who beat her at Shef- field last year. Fraulein Rost, beat Miss Saunders, who retired after wo sets. The other semi-finalists Miss M Heeley, who beat Miss S. Noel by the odd get, and Mrs. W. T. Cooke

injuries

took off the sides after the

J. Borotra and A. Gentien beat J. Hill and H. K. Lester in two brief sets in the men's doubles, and samed with, difi qualified to a rapid close which the Da

SEVEN CLUB GOLFERS SUCCESS

HRHL Win In Empire.

Tournament

S. Empire concluded day

or the semi-final, Frenchmen will

mer