1938-02-01 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 1, 1938.

MAX SCHMELING DEFEATS BEN FOORD

SOUTH

AFRICAN'S

BRADDOCK

GAME PERFORMANCE ANOUNCES HIS

AGAINST MUCH MORE EXPERIENCED BOXER SCHMELING'S K. O. CHANCE

IN TWELFTH ROUND

Hamburg, Yesterday.

a 12 round contest held in the Hanseatichall IN

here yesterday, before a capacity crowd of 20,000 spectators, Max Schmeling, of Germany, out- pointed-Ben Foord, of South Africa, winning most of the rounds.

THERE WERE MANY NOTABLES PRESENT AT THE

RETIREMENT FROM -BOXING RING

New York, Yesterday.

James J. Braddock, former world heavyweight boxing cham- ́pion, has announced his retirement from the ring. In explaining his decision he said, "In fairness to my wife and children, I think its time. I should withdraw. I won my last fight and I believe I can beat most of the contenders' for. the heavyweight title.”

Braddock revealed that he was entering **Another business””, but refused to divulge any further de- tails. Reuter,.

AUSTRALIAN DOUBLES TENNIS

FIGHT, INCLUDING WALTER NEUSEL, THE SECOND BEST TITLE REMAINS GERMANY HEAVYWEIGHT AND A PROMINENT BOXER IN AT HOME

ENGLAND, AND THE REICHS SPORTS LEADER.

Both boxers were accorded a great ovation as they were accom- panied from their dressing rooms by squads of Black Guards.

every

Max Schmeling won round except the ninth which K.C.C. ANNUAL

gave up WINTER TENNIS

TOURNAMENT

was even. Foord took a lot of punishment, but never trying against his more experi- enced opponent..

The fight was remarkable for the fact that there were no knock-downs, although Foord slipped to the floor in the second round.

TWICE WARNED

LATEST RESULTS

Triumph For Quist And Bromwich

Adelaide, Yesterday. Another sensational upset fea- tured the Australian Lawn Tennis Championships which are · being held here.

Brom-

Adrian Quist and John wich, the Australian · Davis Cup pair, won the Australian Doubles G. Von title yesterday beating re- Cramm and Henner Henkel (Ger- many) in straight sets, by 7-5, 6-4, 6-0.

The following are the latest sults in the Kowloon Cricket Club Winter tournament:

MIXED DOUBLES Semi-Final

The South African was twice warned by the referee for hitting low in the seventh round and for an

In the Mixed Doubles Final, accidental low blow in the tenth J. S. Smith and Mrs. Sweeney John Bromwich and Miss Steven- which hit Schmeling on the hip. (—15) beat A. G. Philippens and son beat A. Long and Miss Nancy

Foord attempted to land with Mrs. Coombes (Scr.) 7—5, 6—8. Wynne by 6-3, 6-2. right-swings, but the majority of G. A. White and Mrs. Burnett these passed harmlessly over Schmel-(--15.3) beat P. Coombes and Mrs. ing's head. The German was the Kelly (Scr.) 9-7, 6—1. most confident of the two and was never in difficulties.

AT HIS MERCY

He had Foord at his mercy in the twelfth round when the South African, after taking a left to the

MEN'S DOUBLES .

Semi-Final

T. A. Madar and A. E. P. Guest (30.3) beat W. M. Gittins and K. Broch (3.6) 2–6, 6–3, 6–––2.

Final

T. A. Madar and A. E. P. Guest

jaw, dropped his guard and the beat L. Jack and R. S. Capell (→15) crowd roared to Schmeling to finish 57, 6—1, 6–3.

off the fight, but he was unable to

bring down his game opponent.“

Schmeling was full of praise for MIXED DOUBLES

Ben Foord's game display after the

fight and said that he did not expect TABLE TENNIS

the fight to go, the full distance. -Foord-weighed in at 14-st_11 lb. while Schmeling weighed in at 18 st. 12 lb.--Reuter-

CHAMPIONSHIP

London, To-day.

In the final of the Mixed Doubles Table Tennis Championship of the world, which was held at Wembley on Two series of races for Mixed Class Sunday, Woodhead (England) were sailed yesterday under the aus-

and pices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Miss Bellak (Hungary) beat Vana Club, resulting in a win-for Artemis and Miss Votrubeova (Czechoslova (Mr. P. C. M. Sedgwick) in the morn-kia) by 21-14, 16-21, ing and Aeriel (Mr. G. A. D. Ross) in

the afternoon.

18—21 and 22—20.—Reuter.

Announcing The Opening of

MACSIM CAFE

21, HENNESSY ROAD

COMFORTABLE and SELECT

-13,

EXCELLENT FOOD-RUSSIAN OR ENGLISH

OPEN TILL 12.30 P.M.

PROPRIETRESS: MRS. R. R. LOCK:

In the finals of the Women's Doubles, Miss Nancy Wynne and Miss Coyne (Australia) beat Miss Dorothy Bundy and Mrs. Work- [man (U.S.A.) by 9-7, 6-4.-Reuter.

ATTABOY LAWN BOWLS SHIELD

RESULTS

The following were the results of the Attaboy Shield Lawn Bowls Competi- tion held at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club yesterday.

1st. L. W. Marshall, A. Atkins, K. C. Hamilton and L. Guy 38 shots up.

2nd. W. 1. Walker, W. Housten, P.

Coleman and A. M. Holland 29 shots

ap

3rd HS Stoneham, E. J. Sprad bery, S. A. White and J. C. Brown, 24 shots up.

L. Guy has figured in the winning team in the last four out of five finals.

INTERNATIONAL

SOFTBALL SERIES

To-day's Exhibition

Game

Four games were played during the week-end in the International Softball Series. Owing to the lack of space the accounts of the games will appear in to-morrow's issues of the China Mail.

The following were the scores: Britain (4), China “A” (18), Hong Kong (3), Philippine Island

(2),

China "B" (1), India (4), Portugal (0), U. S. A. (10).

There will be an exhibition game be- tween the nine from the Empress of Japan and the Hong Kong All-Stars at 3. p.m., to-day on the C. B. A., ground, King's Park.

A collection will be taken during this game for the building fund of the Cen- tral British Association,

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