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Sports News

TENNIS NOTES.

NEWCOMER'S SUCCESS.

[BY SALADIN.)

The vistory of Thui Wai Pus over H.". Rumjang on Monday in the third round of the Open Singles Championship of the Colony hay given the event a great lip. When compotition started. 1 gar-marked the Taui Brothers as being the nort "promising among the now comers, so that it is very gratifying to see the elder qliminating one of the most experienced local players. Hearty congratulations to "the winner. who has, by his acessa, established himself among the leading eight of the Colony.

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Monday's match produced an in- teresting, spectacular and exciting struggle. It bold the attention of the gallery right from the start, and although Taui held a slight ad vantage throughout," H. D. kept so close to him that a impse on the part of the Chinese would undoubtedly have proved fatal. In this nuspect the winner displayed fae match tom- pornment, which together with con- sistent stroke production, overcame the Indian's steadiness and expori-

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Play reached a high standard for which Tani deserved the credit. Ho played a daring and enterprising game. Ho matched his opponent in steadiness, varied his. shots oppor. tunely and siezed opportunities to aituck, but what drew forth 'most. applause and admiration from the gallery was the way he retrieved deult, shots from difficult posi- tians-sometimes bringing off an acc outright Tsui also proved himselt to be an all-round player, which i factor more than any other con- tributed towards H.D.'s ultimate defeat. Another important factor was. H.D.'s inability to follow up his shots, which gave Taut freedom to hit as he pleased..

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Tense excitament prevailed when

nt 3 in the second set ja favour of

FIRST EXTRA RACE

MEETING.

HONG

KONG DAR

LAWN TENNIS.

THE H.K.CC. TOURNAMENT.

There was only one match in the | Open Singles Championship yester-

day, the remainder of the games bo- | Ing in the Club Singles event. In the open championship game, u

SOME OF THE ENTRIES AND Tak Lam did well to beat Y. Segalen

after losing the first sch at 3-6.

Full details of yesterday's games are as follow:-

HANDICAPS..

Below are given the classification and handicaps for the Tytam Handionps "A" and "B" Ch and the. Hong Kong Handicap "A" mad. B" Class, to be run next Saturday at Happy Valley

Tytam Handicap "A" Class (One Mile).

The Rainstorm

Open Singles.

BILLIARDS WHAT

EXTO

1,247 REPLY TO A 4,137

RECORD LINDRUM AND DAVIS MAKE HISTORY.

DAY MARCH 1932

CRICKET IN NEW ZEALAND

SOUTH AFRICA WIN FIRST TEST MATCH

[THROUGH BRUTEN/B/ AGENCY.)

CHRIST CHURCH, March 1. The South Africans won the frat

Where is the game of billiards going to and? Here is what hap poned at Thurston's Hall, Leicester- square, writos W. F Sanderson,

Walter Landrum, of Australia, Teas Match against New Zealand In Túk Lam beat. Y. Segalen, 346, brake his own rained of 3,907 by by an innings and twelve ryns.

making a break of 4,137--and when New Zealand 6-3;6-2

2nd innings. 146 The broke down. Joe Davis, our own

champion, want to the table and Weir. 74 not out played out time with 1,191 unßnish wickets for 50 mms,

Club Singles. D. B. Evans best. V. R. Gordan, 0-3 B-2.

A. 1. Raworth beat CC: Stark, 1-0, 6-4, 6-3,

F. A. Redmond beat A. H. Mao- Bride, 6-2, 6-0.

4. D. Humphreys Beat W. M. Barton, 6-2, 0-32

S. E. Green reoaived a walk-over from A. O. 1. Bowker,

L. Forster rocgived a walk-over from L. M. 8. Lloyd.

To-day's Matches.

The programme for to-day is 'aş follows:-

Open Bingles."

WC. Sai and F. H. Kwok Tsui Brothers.

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In the avoning Davis took that bresk to 1,247, Lindrum followed with 414, and Davis then made 565 4:343 points in "four consecutive visits to the table.

Lindrum has threatened to make a" break of 2,000. Nothing is more certain than that he will do it. To day Lindrum is as near perfection ne man ever will be in a game. Ho has reduced the human element-to ert to a minimum

Spectators literally, fought to get into the hall to see the play. The stairs were orowded nud hundreds wore shut outside. The fucky onos will have something to talk about for years. Never before have opponents made breaks of over to the Ho1,000 in consecutive visits

table.

a.

Horace La and T . Ius. D. M. MacDougall and G. W. A. Tufton, J. G. Locky and J. J. Waito . J. A. Caseumbhoy and J. W. Leonard. H. D. and S. A. Rumjahn. v. S. W. Wong and K. M. Chan,

lbs.

Amon Amoy Banjolins

130

140

168

Buchanan

100

Chịu Quan

145

Cy-pros .......

105

Din' Whiddon

140-

Sefy

1440

Ghost Train

144

Gold Bar

146

R. B. Hambly. W. C. Hung

Golden Arrow

130

Helter Skelter

147

T. Honda . H. Lubring.

Open Doubles.

Highjinks

140

S. A. Gray and W. Wirth

. E.

Jimmy

340

mid F.. R. Zimmern...

Little Gem

148

Mistletoe

140

F. Grows and R. Chon e. K. L. and M. K. Yow..

Much Ado

140

Pathfinder

138

Philandorer

.188

Siwash

158

146

Valley Hall

149

J

Tytam Handicap "B" Class

{One: Mile).

lba.

Diplodocus.

188

155

Gallant Fox

J58

Gay Fox

159

152

Hirwego pog... 115

Burgo

155

Juditer

158

James

162

Prospero

1551

Bowker.

Public Money.....

148

Hyde and Turner

Somerset

158

and Ribeiro,

The Crook

338

Ride . Lecky.·

The Shekpan

3·19·

Lloyd Sewall.

Triko

155

Until Then

183

Owen Hughes.

Valeta

101

Vin

101

Tuesday, March 8,

Friar John

Gee Gee

Music

Taul who had won the first sot, H.D. Hong Kong Handicap "A" Olaas

Rumjaha pulled up to 6-4, after the former had two match points. The Indian then asserted himself, and breaking up his opponent's game at this stage, he not only drew level, but went on to win the set. A tremendous struggle followed in the final act, and although Taui seemed likely to win ultimately, ading by 3-1, 4-2 and 8-3, the issue remained in doubt till the ond

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Boxing Eve

Next Week's Matches.

The following matches have been fixed for next week:

a"

Monday, March 7,

Iu Tak Lam u. M. W. Lo. A. L. Eullivan v. D. B. Evans. Ng Sze Cheong v. D. M. Dougali.

J.

The Great Risk, Before be missed a thin cushion eannou, Lindrum exploited every shot in the game, and never did ho 500m in the slightest trouble. But as I watched I saw an occasional amila fit over the Australian's face. Why did he smile? Was he nervous and feeling what must be an oute straint" I asked him,

At 3,784, when nearing the recordi figure, Lindrum took his great riak. "You remember," he said, "that, the balls wore close to the top right- were two hand pocket 1 There Macchances in tea that the result would be the ursory cannon position; there were eight changes in tes that tho balls would be left in along the top cushion-hapeless.

"I took a chance, and all was well. You say I smiled! No woo- der! I was relieved

Lee and Lee Wimberley and

Green and Green 9. Barton and

Remedies

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TOW

What is the strain, of a break like this If you mehn physical

Divett and Evans . Marton and strain, there was noor. For the

Todd Barrow.

Amery and Sloan . Ride and Sullivan.

first ten minutes this afternoon. I was uncomfortable. After that I was happy.

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Automatic.

You know, I honestly think I play nursery cannons automatically now. My fagers, eyes, and nerves are attuned. That is all thore im to it. I do not see or hear the crowd There are just three 'bil-

Valentine and Valentine v. Hilliards balls in front of me. That

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is all I know,"

And as Liadrum talked to me,

T. L. I or M, W. Lo. v. C. C: there came the climax to this sen-

(14 Miles).

Lawson 7. C. E. Holmes.

Iba.

Hill Harkins or Mackay.

140

Sowell' ». McDougall..

Coronation Eve

Forster. Raworth.

150

Cyclamen Bay

158

Fortune Bay

and McBride.

147

Gay Crusador

155

Wednesday, March 9,

Gloncagles

165

Gold Koy nie

140

Chin.

1

Hetman

138

Goldman v. Hyde,

King's Bounty

158

Young". Valentine.

148

Naah . Broadley:

140

Worrall . Folley.

140

148

Harkins.

·140·

140

140

140

140

King's Justico

Tian Valorous Wild Life Weybridge Nippy Mike

This restilt marks the first serious challenge of the younger genera- tion. Although not many years senior to Tru), H. D. in regarded ns.one of the old hands, so that it will be interesting to see how Taui will furo in future. His next op- ponent is E. C. Fincher, who, un like H. D. Namjahn, follows up his shots nicely, which will undoubtedly worry Taul and probably upset him Hong Kong Handicap "B"

a great deal. The match is enger-

ly looked forward tol

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Ou the same day, E C. Fincher bent F. Grose easily, conceding only one gamo in each set. He played a consistent game, kopping up a fast pach, which proved for hot for *Cresu.

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Ip a Chinese tie, H. Y. Ho, an outsider, nearly beat Chiu Chun Chiu, a team leaguer. He led by 3-0 in the final set, but atan-. dard prevailed against sheer stendi- ness in the end. #

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Taui Yan Pui, the younger brother of Tani Wai Pui, put up a fine game against S. A. Rumjan on Friday last. He showed enough, however, to bid fair to be minent player locally, As he is. only 16 years of age, more will un- doubtedly be heard of him. In my opinion, he failed to produce his best form. Many of his shots worn good enough to beat most players. but S.A.'s ability in retrieving those

Wisdom Stag

Wonderful Stag

Punch

Williams and Tood v. Ride

and

Weed and Frost ». Lampard and

Clarke,

Col. and Mrs. Lecky u Palmer

and Miss Stevenson.

sational session, the greatest ever known in billiards For 9 hours and 55 minutes the time Lindrum had taken to make his break, scor- ing over a hundred points every four minutes-Joe Davis had sat and looked on.

Who could expect the Englishman to do anything alter such a dis play? But, Davis is a fighter. He had been the first to congratulate Lindrum-now it was his turn. He Monagplayed out time, one hour and five minutes, and was still in play at the end with 1,131

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Mr. and Mrs. Mackle v. Classban and Miss Stophen.

Thursday, March 10, Segalen and Walsham v. Owen Hughes and Marton.

Holmes . 8. E. Green.

Puncheon and Railton v. Sowell

Henderson and Monaghan

Friday, March 11.

(11 Miles).

lbs.

AJAN ...

140

Tufton Green.

Bros

185

King's. Pande

133

Hyde Evans.

Darkest Eve

156

Price . Divetti

Peppermint

135

140

and Wright.

Royal Flash

135

The Tiger

Edh

Scull ad Stark:

White Jude Star: 146

Workable Stag

181

Michael Guy

140

Waite v. Monaghan."

Lobster Bay

Bowker v. Henderson,

158

Barton v. Stark,

140

151

Robortech . Railton.

159,

Imperial Hal

J51

mond and Mrs. James,

Christmas Belle

147

Christmas Joy

Robh and Bryden

147

Collie.

Esculado

140

140

African Eve

Dougall and Tufton.

1:45

Devon

140

Morning Star Chivalrous

140

154

Toby Sanction

Orlando

Fi" FA

difficult shots Apparently dishear-CARNERA BEATS CHARLES

tened him. Having hit out in the

first set, he failed to control his shots the second set when S. A. Rum-

juha deliberately began to send soft onės over.

Most of the Inst '16 places of the Opin Singles are now filled.

survivors are as follows:-

18. A. Rumjahn:

2. Yow Man Kit.

4. Y. Hachiuma,

3., J. A. Cassumbhoy.

5. M. W. Lo or Iu Tak Lara:

8. Chiu Chun Chiu.

7. J. W. Leonard:

8. G. W. Bowell

9. E. C. Fincher.

10. Tsui Wai Pul.

11. A. L. Bullivan or D. B.

12. Ho Ka Lau.

13. T. Honda er Luhring.

Tha

(Reuter's Special Sérvice.)

Harkins v. Owen Hugbos..

21.

Clark and Mins Larssen v. Red-

Penn

As I came away, Lindrum made this remark "I am proud of my. break, but you can take it from me that Joe Davis has played a break this afternoon that is better than anything I have ever seen."

What will happen next 'in bil- liards?

VARSITY SPORTS.

RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY HEATS.

The Hong Kong University Pavi. lion, Pokfulam Road, was crowded and with spectators on Monday after noon, when the heats for several The discus 'final

Redmond and Forster 0. Mac events were run.

no tug-of-war (1st round) also

Blackford and Selly v. Folley and | took place, Montgomery.

WHY YOU GET INDIGESTION,

The results were as follows:-** 100 Yards (186 hyut) C. Candah, P. P. Kho, &, B. Tata; (2nd heat). Y. Koppe, E. Gasano, T., T. Loo (3rd heat) K: F) Gan, K. C. Tang, O. de Souza; (4th heat) F. Zim mern, DJ N. Anderson, A. M Rodrigues.

Do you know that when you suffer 250 Yarda-(1st heat) D. J. N. pain after eating or get some other Anderson, A. T. Lee, N. K. Choa; form of digestiva disturbanes, thend hout). E. Gosano, F. Zimmern, PADIS, Feb. 29.

trouble is almost certain to arien K. C. Tsang (3rd heat) Oliveró, P from excess acid in the stomach N. de Silva, P. P. Kho (4th heat) Primo Carnern, the Italian giant, This aid attacks the stomach lin- Symon, C. Candah, V. Koppe defeated Pierre Charles, the Beling, makes food ferment and causes 920 Yards Low Bundles (1st gian heavyweight champion on painful gases and still more acid beat) C. T. Law, A. M. Rodrigues; points in a ten rounds contest to. to form. Unless promptly coun-(2nd heat) . Dandah, D. J. N. teracted the excess acidity will de Anderson; (3rd heat) H. T. Woo, night.

velop into serious stomach trouble. F. Low; (4th heat) A. T. Lee, and may even causa ulcers. The Book Fong.

only sure way of banishing diges Hop. Step and Jump-Cam vive trouble is to neutralise the ex-dah,, D. J. N. Anderson, L. A.

to Canton, as he did over the fire said that is the underlying Silva. C. de Souza, H. T. Boo, A vious work end, S. A. Rumjahn met cause and this is most quickly and M. Rodrigues G. Bodiker, the champion of Can surely done by taking half & tea Evanston and Bhainoon, in the Canton spoonful of Bisurated Magnesia or Citizen Tennis Club Courta. After two or three tableta in water after an exceptionally fast match 5. A meals. All träïce of excess bold emerged winner in straight sets, is instantly neutralised, fermenta 84 CT 07 The third sat was siar is stopped, paiz and discon 1. Ng Sze Cheung or D. Ma gruelling struggle in which each for disappear and normal digestion Master Macdougall snatched the, lend alternately. Like is restored. Every chemist can young Tak Kwong, Bodiker boat supply Bisuratod' Magnesia, and Taking the same trip on Bunday both M. W. Lo and E. C. Fincher you cannot get a better, quicker or Continued at food of next colums.) in the roomt interport.

surer remedy for indigestion.

14 Luk Ding Cheonge 15 Hambly or WC. Hung.

Throwing the Discs Vinai)-N. Vargassoff. i; A. T. Loo, 2; T, K. Lien, 3; C. Candah, 4. Distance 104 ft. 2) Ins.," a "Varmily Pecord.

Tug of War Morrison defeated Imgurd Hail; "firstraight pulls) y Bion deleate St. John's Hall (2 straight, pulla). (PH

Morrison Hall will meet May Hall, and Rice will pull against Eliot Hall to-day.

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