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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933,

H. K. C. C. TENNIS

TOURNAMENT

CASSUMBHOY CREATES FIRST SERIOUS UPSET

BEATS LAI IN STRAIGHT SETS

TAM ELIMINATES GOLDMAN:

INTERPORTERS

TO MEET

[BY SALADIN.]·

In the resumption of the tourna, initiative. at opportune moments, ment yesterday, after a break for when his aggressive tactics upset the races, the results of the Open | the Chinese. Singles Championship matches had The match was well fought out, somewhat electrifying effects, which however. That Cassumbhoy won in will undoubtedly influence the com- straight sota was duo to the fact petition in the concluding stages, that he was right on the top of his especially in the struggle for the form. Lai started well and as the finalise position in the bottom half. match progressed the struggle for By far the most important result points became vory keen, The proved to be the success of Cassum- Indian's accuracy, however, ob- bhoy over Lai Kwong Taun last viously disconcerted him, and as he year's finalist in the Malayan could not gather many points on Championship. In accomplishing it, his opponent's errors, his limited the young Indian player has not repertoire of strokes proved a de- only created the frat serious upset cided handicap. Another disturb. so far but also placed himself in ing elements was that Cassumbhoy ati advantageous position to enter is a left-handed player, which con the semi-final, having now to meet tributed in a minor degree towards the winner of the tie between Iu the Indian's ultimate success, and Tak Cheuk and D. S. Green. The where ordinarily Lai could have former will very probably win, and direct his httack to an opponent's is Cassumbhoy has beaten him pre-backhand; Casurabhor received it viously, and is acknowledged to be with his forehand, so that the Chi- nese found it difficult to anticipato the Indian's returns.

'Tsui Wai Pui,

the most formidable of the now. comers who by beating Arm- strong yesterday has qualified to meet S. A. Rumjalin, the holder.

the better player, it is likely that the Indian will qualify for the semi- final for the first time in his career. 'Another interesting feature of yesterday's competition turned out to be Tam You Fong's victory over Goldman, and as the Hanoi finalist has in his debut into the cham- pionship, also beaten Yew Man Kit, another experienced player, his supporters are pretty hopeful of his prospects against M. W. Lo, who will, in all probability, beat. F. N. Wong to-day. Materialisa tion of those hopes will place him into the semi-final.

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has been Founded in Paris. The object of The Noted House of Drapers the organisation is to assist au- thors whose books have been refus ed by publishers, and who are an able to print them at their own

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The manuscript must have been rejected at least twice, and be approved by a committee of noyclists and critics. It is planned to publish two books a year to be- gin with, and more, perhaps, later.

Sharper Judgment.. Cassumbboy's-control

of big nerves enabled him to be sharper in his judgment. He lost the minimum number of points possible by wild hitting, and in fact through- out adopted defence as his chief tactics. but asserted himself in a way worthy of a champion when there were opportunities for attack. The authors of the scheme believe His superior stroke production that in spite of the spate of litera stamped him out as the better ture many lights of genius are be player, and seldom-has Cassumbhoying prevented from shining by the employed his strokes so advantage lack of discernment and venality ously as he did yesterday. In fact of publishers who think only in be appeared to be controlling his terms of best sellers. racket as well as he controlled his

nerves,

A large number of manuscripts have already been received, the ma Played on the whole reached a jority of which, no doubt, will be good standard Lai's capacity for rejected. The question therefore retrieving difficult shots and Cas- arises whether a second society sumbhoy's determination to remain should not be founded for publish- steady made the struggle for pointing the books refused by the "Re interesting, so that long rallies be

J. W. Leonard, who lost to Hazell yesterday.

Hazel Progresses, Denia H, Hazell contributed' tó the day's excitement by rendering came the chief feature of the match, J. W. Leonard hors de combat. but Cassumbhoy's enterprising tac The latter started favourite, but ties relieved the monotony of the was cleverly outplayed by the only long rallies and enlivened the pro- Wimbledon player in the tourne-gress of the match-much to the de light of the large number of specta tors present.

Denis H. Hazel}, who has progressed to the third round of the Open Singles Championship and possesses & fine knowledge of the game.

ment, who showed a good apprecia- tion of the finer points of the game, The winner now meets Ho Ka Lan in the third round."

S. A. Rumjahn and Tsui Wai Pui qualified for the fourth round, as expected, and will now meat each other for the right to enter the semi-final,

Cassumbhoy Overcomen

Nervousness.

When Chasumbhoy opposed Lai yesterday, most people expected to

Newcomer's Success.

fused Books Society," and so on, until all the languishing many- scripts Have found a home.

shots, Hazell after losing the first set, smartly outplayed him in the next we sets, which produced many long rallies.

Favourites Forge Ahead,

S. A. Rumajahn beat Hachiumą in straight sets and now qualifies to meet Taui Wai Pui who won his match against Armstrong in straight sets also.

In the only Open Doubles match, Iu Tak Chouk and Iu Tak Lam beat their compatriots Ng Kam Chuen and Tsoi Ping Fan by the odd set. In the final set, the losers pulled up from 0-4 to 54 in their favour, hat could not hold their opponents any further,

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RESULTS

The detailed results follow-

OPEN SINGLES,

2nd Round, Denis H. Hazell heat I. W.

Leonard 4-3, 6-4, 6-3,

3rd Round, Taui Wai Pui beat H. J. Arm-

strong 6-1, 6-9.

Tam You Fong beat L. Goldman

5-6, 8-1.

JA. Cassundbhoy

beat Lai Kwong Tsuit 86-4, 6-3, S. A. Rumjahn beat Y. Hachiuma

6-1, 04.

Open Doubles. Tak Cheuk and Tu Tak Lam beat Ng Kama Chuen and Taoi Ping Fan 4-6, 6-3, 7-5,

Club Championship. Hydo beat McBride 0-4, 4-3,

TO-DAY'S MATCHES

Tam Yoo Fong showed up to even better advantage yesterday against Goldman than against Yew Man The Kit in the previous round. newcomers again demonstrated his ability to break up his opponent's game, as Goldman after a stern re- sistance in the opening set cracked up badly in the second to enable Tam to win in straight sets. The first get produced a series ofIu snappy forehand driving duel, at which both proved to be in form, although the Chinese place his shots, which had plenty of sting, more cleverly and consistently. Goldman's efforts to force the pace did not met with success, as Tam was able to retaliate with impunity, but when the score renobed 4-8 in the first set, the former brought his. tournament experience to bear, by bleverly drawing his opponent to overhit an obvious weakness of the newcomer. Goldman, at this stage nise effected some good netplay with the result that he took the load at 5-4. An exciting struggle followed, but at 6-all Thm: forged ahead to take the first set.

Goldman seemed upset at this reverse and attempted to outplay Tam nt the net, but the Chiness passed him repeatedly in the first three games of the second set by. a barrage of pretty drives, The latter maintained his pressure...and• did not encounter much resistanco from his opponent, who only took one game,

Long Struggla.

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Open Binglest

W. Lor. F. N. Wong.

S. Green 2. In Tak Chenk. “

Open Doubles.

Ho Ka Lau and Yow Man Kit v. J. W. Leonard and Y. Hachiuma,

Ng Sze Kwong and Taui Wai Pui Chiu Chun Chiu and W. C. Hung. Wright and Gamble v. F. H. Kwok, and S. W. Liang, "L.. Goldman and E C. Fincher 2. T. C. Monaghan and C. E. Holmes,

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Handicap Singles. “A”

C. C. Stark v. Torrible.

Nanking, Feb. 14. The Ministry.

of Foreign Affairs is in receipt of cablegram from the Chinese Logation at Washington reporting

see him nervous, but for the first In another match. Hazel! did match, ho did not at any stage show started favorite, by the odd set. Sze, formally took up his duties on any sign of its played a brainy The winner played with deter the ath-inst The report adds that

time in his career in an important very well to bent Leonard, who that the new Minister, Dr. Alfred

glume vihroughout, matched his op mination, and while the latter Dr. Sze will present his credentials

podent at steadiness, at which the provedl, capable of saving difficult to Provident Hoover shortly-Ki latter excels, and smartly, took the 4 (Opniinued on next Column).

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