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TIENTSIN'S INTERPORT

ROWING WIN NAVY MEET

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Tientsin, October 17 CLUB AT RUGBY

Tientsin again emerged success-

ful, from the two Interport rowing ON SATURDAY

events held this morning, thus giv- ing her a sweeping victory over Shanghai and Harbin,

There will be two Rugby games on the Navy ground, at Causeway In the Interport eights after a Bay, on Saturday. The first game thrilling race Tientsin beat Shang-will commence at 3.15 p.m. and will hai by only three quarters of a be between the Club “A” XV and length. Harbin was a poor third. Jan Army side. This game will be Shanghai was unable to compete in followed at 4.80 p.m. by a match the sculls which Tientsin, won from between the Navy and the Club 1st Harbin easily-Reuter.

The Club sides have been select- ed as follows:-

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FRED PERRY WINS BOTH U.S. PRO. TITLES

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CORRESPONDENCE

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 21, 1988.,

BA SHANGHAI

DEFEAT

TSUI BROTHERS

AND MALAYA

Loo Yuson.

8 Market Street,

Kuala Lunignur.

F. M. S.

: October 8, 1953. Sports Editor, Overland "China" -Mail,"

Dear Sir,

there (I had the pleasure of Boeing

K.C.C.

Swartzell Skips The Rink

The Shanghai Bowls team secur- ed another victory yesterday when Having read of the brilliant display they defeated Kowloon Cricket Club in tennis served up by the Taut Bro- by 28 shots to 20 in a game which, Trui Wai-pui play- în 1988), it would though not reaching a high stan- be a treat for us tennis enthusiasts dard, was featured by some good if they can come here next August play on several heads. to take part in the Malayan Cham- K. L. Swartzell, skipped the visit- pionships. I am sure they would come ing team and had MacDermott as very near to the top if not actually take our Singles and Doubles Cups his No. 3. The latter played a back to Hong Kong with them. steady game throughout and sent This year's championship saw about down some good woods. Gerrald ton players, both men and women, who came down with the visiting Chadwick, H. D. Bidwell (Captain), W. from Ceylon, Java and Siam and they E. Grieve, D. H. Stewart, A. H. Rall gave a very good account of them- team was seen as No. 2, where he Butcher, E. C. Luscombe. E. A. Bom-selves, a Javanese taking away the played his first game in the Colony. The Shanghai team scored first pas, K. W. Salter, K. A. Watson, E. M. Singles Cup, while the Ladies Smples Stark, R. G. L. Oliphant, W. B. Richard Cup went to Coplon. son, A. J. G. Taylor and G. J. P. Carey. "A" XVJ. R. Henderson, C. J. Powell, M. G. Carruthers, G. S. Wilson, H. van Leeuwen, F. Cessford, R. Ru therford, T. H. Pratt. J. S. Dunnett (Captain), E.' W. Stout, B. Hynes, G. M. Marrs, J. Redman, R. Leigh, and H W. E. Heath.

1st XV:-W. M. MacGrath, G. K.

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I am certain if the Taut Brothers but at the sixth head the home team can arrange to take part next year, had tied the scored st six all, thanks they will receive a great weloonie, not to two threes. The visitors had a only from the vast Chinese popula- five on the eighth head but the home tion, but from tennis enthusiaste of team by steady scoring took the lead all other nationalities.

Yours faithfully, at the 14th head, at 14-11...

Loo YUSON.

A four gave Shanghai the lead Stevens Royal Navy:-Paym, Lt.

again which they held till the end, (Kent); Mid. McCully (Dorsetshire).

and in the course of the remainder' P. O. Askwith (Dainty), Lt. Bailey Chicago, October 5.

(Eagle) and Lt. Walters (Medwav):

of the game scored two more fours. Fred Perry, the former Wim-Lt, Elliott (Eagle) (Captain) and Mid. Jack ("Kid") Berg met his first

defeat since making his and limited their opponents to nine. bledon champion. won both the Findlay (Kent); L/S. Romans (Eagle) American singles and doubles titles in the A. B. Thatcher (Eagle), Shint. Stapler comeback when he was outpointed by shots on the remaining heads

a hard-hitting young L/S. Webb (Daring), Lt Red Cochrane, (Eagle); American National Professional

Pumphrey (Dorsetshire); Lt. Darling fighter, over ten rounds at Newark, Lawn Tennis Championships, (Medway), Lt. Ogle (Phoenix) and Lt New Jersey. The bout was fought at a furious pace. Berg made desperate which were held here.

Anderson (Olympus).

but Sarg. Lt. Cdr. Nicholson will referee efforts to bring off a late k.o.

Cochrane was too wary.. the first fifteen encounter.

In the final of the singles Perry beat Bruce Barnes of America by 6-3, 6-2, 6-4, and then, partnered by another famous American ex-

Maurice Dennis, British Empire amateur, Vincent Richards, in

Games middleweight winner wor the doubles, he beat the American his third fight in the paid ranks pair, Barnes and Berkeley Bell, with an eight round points win over

Roy Mills of. Sunderland (Eng.) by 6-4, 2-6, 7-5, 13-11.

One time world lightweight cham- vion, Benny Bass, is making a come- back. At thirty-four Benny thinks he can still lick plenty of to-day's fighters. Knocked out in his last fight by Henry Armstrong, Benny is scheduled to meat Tony Strazzeri

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The Shanghai team will be enter tained by the Indian R. C. at Sookunpoo this afternoon. The In- dians will be represented by J.. Hoosen, D. M. Khan M. R. "Abbas and A. K. Minu (skip)

In the evening, the visitors will be entertained to an Indian dinner.

LATEST

CALL-OVER FOR CESAREWITCH

London. To-day. :

The following is the latest call over for the Cesarswitch, which takes place

next Wednesday:

Dubonnet 10 to 1 ó, 21 to 2 t. Foloniase 18 to 1 o, 14 to 1 t.

Snipewood 100 to 7. o

Black Speck 15 to 1 t and o.

Contrevent 15 to 1-t and o.

Snake Lightning 15 to 1 o, 16 to 1't. Fet 100 to 6..

Olympus 20 to 1.

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Earth Stopper 22 to 1.

Harewood 25 to 1 t and o.

Loves Legend 25 to 1 o, 28 to 1 t

Mubarak 28 to 1 t and o.

Stainless Stenhen 28 to 1 t and o..

Queen's Shilling 28 to 1 o, 33 to 1ệt

Corofin 88 to 1 t and o.

Nettleweed 38 to 1 o,

Miss Windsor-88 to 1, 40 to 1 t. Ranfield 38 to 1 o, 40 to 1 t. Malkowicie 40 to 1 t and o. Gyppe 40 to 1 o, 50 to 1 t Sirtam 50 to 1.0. Trevisano "50" to^^1^0," Tapageur 50 to 1 o, 66

8 to 1 Archduke 66 to 1 q.. Artist Prince 86-to-1 ° Fairing 60 to 1 od Holnechase 68 to 1 b.- Repondant 60 to 1 of 100 to Golden: Shore 1

Harvest Home 100 to 1

for 100 to-1

-Reuter.