THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 1938.
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Sequel To Davis Cup Incident
U.S. Foot-Fault Judge
Criticised
"Wrecked The Game"
(By A. WALLIS MYERS)
New York, September 3.
AMERICAN comment to-day on the Davis Cup
HAVE YOU WON?
The following are the cash sweep re- sults of yesterday's Macao Jockey Club Meeting:-
Race 1
No. 156
38
"
285
$125.70 35.80 17.90,
Unplaced ponies ($0.60 each): Nos. 137, 896, 154.
**
Race
-No. 124 200 220
|314, 222, 473, 101:
No. 281
$158.50 -45,30 22.80
Race 3
$175.70
4. 343
50.20
25.10
j
result is focused on the foot-faulting penalties Unplaced ponies ($6,20 each): Nos. inflicted on A. K. Quist when his tense first set against J. D. Budge was wavering in the balance.
Nobody denies that the Australian may have committed a
to leave the 207, technical breach of the law by allowing both feet ground in the act of striking the ball, but almost everybody ex- presses regret that the decision should have been deferred until the crisis of the set and, possibly, of the match, had arrived.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS AND SCORERS
FIRST DIVISION
Kowloon
2
Royal Scots.
(Rierteen, Blake}
(Allan, Mickey)
S. China""A"
1
Middlesex
(Lai Shui-wing)
Club...
(Fowler, Peraira
own goni))
(Pearson, Grogau)
2 St. Joseph's.
(Cemos, Leonard)
↑ SECOND DIVISION
same
Unplaced ponies ($9.20 each): Nos.
46, 218.
Race
No. 184
$181.70
51.80
25.90
each); Nos.
MORE AQUATIC
RECORDS
Fed. Championships At North Point
:
Ladies' 200 metres free-style relay.
1. Chung Shing.
2. South China" A.A.
3.
Chinese Bathing Club.
Time: 2 mins. 57.1 (Provincial
record).
Men's 400 metres free-style relay...:
South China A.A..
1.
2. Chinese Bathing. Club.
3. Y.M.C.A..
Time: 4 mins. 58 secs.
~*~Ladies' 100 metres back-strock....
1. Miss Sa Wai-ying.
2. Miss Lau Woon-to.
3. Miss Yue Sau-taun.
Time: 1 min. 38.5 (Provincial
Record).
Diving.
1. Soo Tin-mo, 88.4.
2. Cheng Bun-chi, 87.2.
3. Wong Kwok-kit 8.5.3.
Men's 100 metres-free-style.
1. Chan Wing-kai.
2. Chung Tae-ting.
3. Wong Chi-hung.
Time: 1 min. 7.1.
Ladies' 400 metres free-style.
Miss Lee Po-lin.
1.
Race 5
No.
80.
· 88 184 Unplaced pony. ($25.90):
Race 6
$168.50. 46.70
28.00
Nos. 227.
No. 20
"
119 33
$159.50 45,40
22.70
Unplaced ponies ($2.80 each): Nos,
1.
274 "277" Unplaced ponies ($7.20 Grantland Rice, the well-221, 18, 161, 150. known columnist, writes, not un- truly, "If Quist was hopping down the stretch of the first set he was
committing the fault at the start. The timing of the foot-fault judge was bad. He chucked a psychological pineap- ple into the middle of the show 20 minutes too late. An overzeal-24, 413, 68, 400, 62, 881, 325, 37, 59. ous official had wrecked the game. "Quist was okay at one end of the court and okay everywhere on his service until they were neck- |and-crop down the straight. At this point he must have felt as if hit on the back of the head with a large, blunt instrument. He was just as through as Max Schmeling was after two minutes of the first round against. Joe Louis."
NO RESENTMENT The Australians, while acknow- ledging that luck was against them zrat Philadelphia, harbour: no resent-
talking
No. 281 413
Race 7
$151.40
43.20
21.60
* #77 Unplaced pony ($24): Nos. 74.
2. Miss Sau Wai-ying,
3. Miss Yip Tsui-man.
Time: 7 ming., 54;
Men's 1,500 metres free-style.
Chan Chan-nam.
2. Soo Pui-kin.
3. Lau Yiu-ting.
Time: 28 mins. 51.6 (Provin-
cial record).
Men's Club Championship was won by the YM.C.A. with 34 points, with the S.C.A.A. second with 21 points.
The individual champion was Chan Chan-nam with 15 points, and Miss Sau · Wai-ying with 16 points.
by Mr. Chan Lan-fong who distributed All prizes and trophies were donated them at the conclusion of the sports.
YESTERDAY'S SOCCER
FIRST DIVISION :
- UNLUCKY KWONG WAH
well
draw at Kowloon yesterday, and only a
ntent. All the heavy thing has 13TH WORLD strong Navy side to a d hold a RECORD FOR goal scored by Phippens in the
come from the Americans. As offi- cials here are used to caustic- re-
Kowloon...... 0 Royal Scots... 5 buke, I do not expect that yester-
South China.
(Fluckrose, Milroy,
McDonald 2, Gilroy)'
3
Middlesex
(Ting Tin-fat,
(Taylor, Simmonds)
Chin Chi-fa!,
Ohnu Chung-yin)
.0
St. Joseph's..
(Ward 3, G. Singh)
Engineers.
5
Eastern
(Jonos 2, Lowa;
(Y. C. Kee).
Club.
Pelham, Orton)
2
day's outburst will leave behind R. HVEGER
any bad blood...
Actually, Australia lost their
•
chance of regaining the Davis Cup, The
last minute robbed them of a win.
Kwong Wah took the lead late in the second-half through Lau Fook-chuen, but just before time Phippens· equal- lised.
Copenhagen, To-day. world-famous Danish POOR POLICE MARKSMEN 4 not by Quist's alleged foot-faults swimmer, Miss Ragnhild Hveger,
Though Police were beaten by 6 goals on the third day, but by Quist's yesterday established another Hill, they had as much of the play as to 2 by South China "B" at Caroline "hand-faults" ·on. the first day. world record, her 13th, when the Chinese, but weak shooting in front Riggs is a good player without she covered the 300 yards Tree- nullified their chances,
style in. 3 mins. 25 6-10 secs. to Chan Tak-fai and Lau Chung-sang THIRD DIVISION SECTION "A" being great as yet.”
scored before the interval: After the TO THANK DRAW
better the existing mark held by interval Wall and Taylor reduced the If Bromwich had played him on Miss Willy Den Ouden, of Hol- arrears but Chan Tak-fai
(3) and the first day, the challengers would land, by 1 4-10 secs, the latter Young Shui-yick scored furthed goals have been leading 2-1 on the record having been established in for the Chinese. third, and whatever happened to 1935, Renter.
SECOND DIVISION Budge and Bromwich, Quist, on
30th Bty. R.A... 4 Kit Chee
(Guy, Fandora,
Tuokloy 2)
South China..
3
(Chow Kwalicheung 2, Kwong *King-huong)
4
Stanley
(Leo Nam-cheong 8,
(Fredr)
Wan Low-kwan)
Electric.
3
C. Engineers,
(Chang Ying-kim 0,
Cheong Bang-wong)
(Souza, Sabhan,
Lo Hon-cheung
THIRD DIVISION SECTION "B" 24th Bty. B.A... 4 Medicala
(Fladley 8, Mareball) (Pym 2, Smith).
Stonecutters
(Sorivor 2.
Garfield 2)
4 Signals
(Kitcher)
SATURDAY'S HOME
· SOCCER RESULTS
(Continued from Page-20)
Brechin
SECOND DIVISION
2 Baat Fife
Dundee United 2 King's Park Dunfermline 2Dumbarton East Stirling 1. Airdrië
Edinburgh
Forfar
Leith
Morton
Stenhousemuir
St. Bernards
Alloa
8. Dundee
Montrose Cowden
POLICE TROUNCED
his third-day form, would have capable of playing the champion Ordnance overwhelmed police by 11. beaten- Riggs. The Americans, in on level terms and of out playing goals to 2.
Chan Kwong-yue opened for Police short, have to thank the draw for America's second string, but, un-
like Bydge, he could control the for the Ordnance. In the second half, from a penalty but Duffield equalised saving the Davis Cup.
Bromwich's individual record destiny of a doubles match in Ordnance did as they pleased and Mun- was even better than Budge's, for which his partner was relatively ton (5), Lang (2) and Duffield (2)
added further goals. he showed that not only was he weaker.
FACK-ACK WIN EASILY··· 5th AA, Bde. R.A., gained, a. com- fortable win over Kwong Wah when they won by 5 goals to 1.
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MAKALA SLOTS WIN
Royal Scots defeated 5th A. R-Ag, by 8 goals to
Bde.
| Garrio (2) and Paw scored for the Scots and Smith netted the only goal |for the Gunners, an
ALALI P.W.D. TROUNCED
Royal Army Service Corps best Pu-
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