1938-10-17 — Page 31

FIRST INTERPORT DRAWN!

(Continued from Page 18),

VON CRAMM FREE

MacDermott blocked twice, the se- cond one appearing to be in a per- fect position. Mckelvie drove bad-

Released From Prison ly, but opened things up by remov- ing a wood in the draw. Wallace

After Seven Months MacDermott was just too short blocked, the, situation being very

and Mckelvie resting Coates' Jack-

Berlin, Yesterday. dangerous, but Bradbury, with a

The famous tennis player, G. von really heavy one broke up the head high wood, fell in for a toucher be-

MacDermott was Cramm, whose provisional release for the jack to spring to the tape hind the jack. where lay the Shanghai wood which wide with a heavy one and Mckelvie from prison was forecast for Octo- Mekelvie 'had removed · from the went narrow with a blocker. Walber 12, left Lehrter prison this

morning.

draw.

to draw or burn the head was a

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shot.

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"REVIEWER'S" SPORTS COMMENTARY

Winter Bowls Popular In England

started to-morrow.

The winter game of bowls has really

Open competitions are held at Ber- hill, Bournemouth, and Paddington; · and inter-club und Association mint ches keep the competitive and social side of the game alive.

lace tried to draw to save, but was whilst Bradbury

The hour of his release was kept Wallace came up with a beauty a shade heavy,

a secret, even from his father, to move the jack still nearer to the used his first as a protector in the until the last minute and his de- string and count two whilst Brad-rear. With Hong Kong lying four parture from the building in a bury, with a double chance. either Wallace came up again to save but private motor car

was wrecked and Bradbury. amid hours was not noticed.

In the past five years the game, encé in the early

confined to four clubs, has grown tre- trifle narrow and sent the kitty great enthusiasm, drew a fifth

Von Cramm looked extremely there are over fifty clubs in England, mendously in popularity, and to-day further back into play, his

well. In prison he had his own about six in Scotland, and an increas wood, going out.

COATES ON TOP

cell, never coming into personal ing number in Wales. Enthusiasm is contact with the criminal inmates. spreading, and in two or three months TWO PERFECT DRAWS The 19th head saw Lopes beaten During the day he was kept busy ches will

the fourth annual international mat-

be played, by Coates, and neither Gutierrez with clerical work which he did Bournemouth, between England, Scot

_probably____at Hong Kong scored two as the nor Dallah altered the lay, the lat- with the greatest care and

land (holders), and Wales. result of good play on the part of ter being too heavy, as was Mc-accuracy.. Dallah and Bradbury, on the next Kelvie Bradbury saw his chance Van Cramm served only seven head, but Shanghai promptly took and, with a perfect shot, trailed the months of a sentence of a year for these back on, the following one, jack to score two Wallace at a breach of the sexual code, when Tony Gutierrez drew two per-last failing with both his woods. Reuter. fect shots, one on each hand. The excitement was intense when Mckelvie, who had been very the 20th head began. Coates put up heavy for the most part, secured a full head, but the first eight the honours at the 14th, when he woods were indicative of the ner first of all faced the enemy's second vousness which prevailed. Although shot and then rested, the first one, there was nothing within a yard, Bradbury with his last wood add- ing to the count.

Coates then threw the jack in other, but Bradbury whose wood the ditch and Lopes promptly threw be it noted, "was licked by a stray At the Helsingfor Athletic cham-

Helsingfor, To-day. it short to medium again, a length black cat before he delivered it," pionships held yesterday, Nikkan- which the visitors favoured. Coates drew the very first shot to the de- en established a new world record landed one on the jack, just to re-light of the onlookers. But once for the Javelin throw, reaching a trieve himself, Dallah adding an-again Wallace did his stuff: With distance of 78.7 metres and eclip other one, which Gutierrez made a a marvellous shot, by the far the sing his own former world record brilliant but unavailing effort to most spectacular of the game, he of 77.87 metres.-Reuter. move. Mckelvie was short, but the forced Bradbury's wood through| Irish Mac drew a nice second shot and counted four.

NEW WORLD JAVELIN

Shanghai lay three when the skips RECORD

went down. Wallace piled in an-

to make the position a little easier A REAL INTERPORT EFFORT for Shanghai. Mckelvie failed with

Shanghai

were one up when the commenced thanks ⚫to

MISS GEM HOAHING BEATEN. BY MISS SCRIVEN a "fancy" shot, trying to face this

London, Saturday. wood out from the opposite hand. 21st head

In the semi-final of the Queen's MacDermott missed with a drive this four: Coates drew the first Club National Covered Courts Ten- which Wallace also essayed-with-his shot on a short head, but Gutierrez nis Championships, Miss Margaret first wood and brought off well only displaced him. Dallah, heavy with Scriven, the holder, defeated Miss to have the mortification of remov-

his first, asked permission to go and, Gem Hoahing 6-1, 6-2.-Reuter. ing MacDermott's second shot and

see the head and.on his return pro- ceeded to bump one up, purposely, leave Hong Kong with three. Brad- bury just failed to block and Wal-ed a Hong Kong wood but followed. for first shot. MacDermott promot lace with another heavy one, hit the jack which rebounded the wrong skips made no change although Wal- up to lay second. The threes and way to leave the Colony with one lace just missed the ahot when he Unlucky for visiting skip, went through a narrow port with shot. but he had the consolation of sav-his last wood. ing a couple with that last wood.

Score at the 15th head. Shang- hai 15, Hong Kong 10.

nice

SATURDAY HOME SOCCER-RESULTS (Continued from Page 20)

SECOND DIVISION

Alloa } Dumbarton

2 Cowdenbeath

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2 King's Park

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1 East Fife

To maintain and keep the claha in close touch with the English Bowling. Association many executive matches are played. E.B.A. matches arranged are: October 26, v. Richmond; Octo- ber 28, v. Croydon; November 17, Crouch Hill; November 22, v. South- East London; November 80, v. Alex- andra Palace; December. 8, v. Bourne-^ mouth; January 12, V. Kursaal (Southend); January 17, v. Worces- ter; January 27, v. Forest Gate; Feb-

(Beckenham). ruary 6, v. Crystal Palace; February 10, v. Temple; February 17, v. Cyphers

Don Bradman Leaves

For Home

Don Bradman had a word to say about Britain's calm during the inter- national crisis when he left Victoria Station, London, with Mrs. Bradman on his way to Toulon, to Join the other Australian cricketers travelling

home.

He said to a reporter: "On behalf of the team any myself, I should like to express our sincere gratification at the generous hospitality showered upon us throughout our tour. It has been "My greatest impression is of the a grand trip in every way. magnificent calm and spirit of British people during these last trou- blesome and worrying days. I know we all fervently pray for peace"

our

Then in a reference. to cricket, he remarked, "Australia will be anxious to welcome your next team and greet them for the grand players and sports- men they are.”

Bradman had his well-known smile as he said "Good-bye" to M.C.C. off- cials and others who had come to see him off.

1 "My ankle is pretty well all right

now," he said,

3 Dundee U.

8 Brechin

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8 Edinburgh

It was a good match to watch, Dundee but the finish came as a sort of ant~ Dunfermline Dallah shone again in the sub-ti-climax. Most of us would sooner! East Stirling sequent head, drawing two

have seen a definite result, which Leith ones, whilst Wallace was

concensus general unlucky

of opinion' Montrose again when the jack went the wrong

|thought should have been in, Morton way after he had connected. Gutier-praise is due to the officials in

Shanghal's favour. A word of Stenhousemuir 8 Airdrie res drew the first shot after the charge of the arrangements, which Celtic

GLASGOW CUP FINAL

3 Clyde were more than adequate.

Reuter.

leads had failed on the next end. but Mekelvie flicked the jack to a local wood: MacDermott drew the shot and a round of applause with his first wood which remained for the counter.

NORTHERNERS CRACKING

sun

receded

Shanghai seemned to be cracking badly, the green was becoming a little heavier as the and their weight became erratic. The whole situation changed as a result of the 18th end in which Hong Kong secured a nap hand, for It gave the Colony the lead for the first time. To a short jack, Lopes was a shade short and Contes a foot through for shot, to which ha” added another. Dallah drow another one just in front of thỏ Kifty then and still - another Gutierres for one failing to alter things.

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