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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JULY 1; 1933

THE NEW CHAM- PION

SUSSEX IN FINE FORM

H.K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS.

How Carnera Beat Jack Sharkey

New York, June 99. " OVER forty thousand people. acorning the sweltering heat, sa Primo Carnera, "the Ambling Alp win the world's heavyweight championship to-night.

His victory, in the sixth round of the title bout, came as a shock

the

browd. Jack Sharkey

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holder of the championship title, had won the first five rounds with case and almost had the fight in his pocket.

Nevertheles, Sharkey was knock- od out in the sixth round, After sending in a ponderous right to the body, Carnera caught "Jack' napping by following up with a terrific uppercut, which sent the champion ealing to the boards to he counted out.

Beats Yorkshire By Orders by Colonel L. G. Bird,

Ten Wickets

London, June 30, The following games in the County It will be interesting to note that Championship were finished to-day.

etsi The scores as cabled by Reuter Sussex beat Yorkshire by 10 wick were

Warwick beat Surrey by an innings

and 23 typs.

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Warwick, 382 (Santall 142). Surrey, 24 (Mayor 5 for 57) and 129

Brown for 35). Lancashire best Darby by wickets.

Derby, 128 (Sibles 5 for 40) and

181.

Lancashire, 182 (Mitchell & for 69)}

and 131 for 7. Sussex beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets. Suster, 378 (J. Langridge 159, Do

out) and 17 for 0. Yorkshire, 131 (Leyland 50) and 263.

AT WIMBLEDON

D.8.0., O.B.E., Commandant, H.K.V.D.C.)

1.--Parade.

(s.)-Corps Band

Friday, July 7, at Headquarters at

There will be a Band Practice on

6 p.m: sharp.

(b.)-Corpa Signals ----

..

LAWN BOWLS IF

FINE!

Recreio has Big Task To-day

BOWLING GREEN AGAIN PLAYING AWÂY

(BY TOUCHER")

18,000 GERMANS IN POLITICAL CAMPS

To Become "Fit

Citizens

Berlin. Some 18,000 Germans from all walks of life are being held in the political concentration camps in various parts of the country.

Wilhem Frick, Prussian minis ter of the interior, explained that they will be kept there until they become "fit citizens," reconciled. if not converted, to the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler.

Most of the 18,000 are, socialista or communista. Of all ages and classes, they are kept on a strict routine of exercise and, work.

Parade at Corps Headquarters at 8.30 pm on Tuesday, July 4, (c.)-Machine Gun Troop

If the weather should clear up sufficiently for lawn bowls to be Parade at Causeway Stables at played to-day, which does not look Tuesday, July 4, 1933. 5.30 p.m. for Pack Saddle Drill on like being the case as the time of writing, there should be at least (d.)-Armoured Car Section:

one very interesting game to watch. I refer, of course, to the 1.-The Section will parade `at]

Quarters vary from an ancient Monday, July 3, 1933. Headquarters at 6.20 p.m. sharp on Craigengower Club de Recreio castle, like Hohnstein, in Saxony, game which is due to be played at which was a shelter for youthful Happy Valley. The whole week's hikers before it was converted to 2.-The Field Firing projected for programme in the Singles has been its present use, to rough barracks Sunday, July 2, will not now take washed out with the exception of surrounded by barbed wire en-7 place.

one match, sad if the week-end tanglements. (e.)-Motor Machine Gun Section: arrangements are interfered with

Sanitary conditions generally, are 1.-All ranks parade at Head-as well, it will look as though the described as excellent. There are quarters on Monday, July 3, at 5.30 league will be delayed some con- doctors at each camp to care for p.m. for Machine Gun Instruction. siderable time. So for only one the health of the inmates, and some 2.-All ranks are again reminded week end, (May 20) has proved to of them report that the political that Driving and Cycle Licences are:

be too wet for bowls and possibly prisoners are adapts at getting on due for renewal and must be return to-day will be the second.

morning sick call." ed at once to O.C. Company.. London, June 30.

(1.) Machine Gun Company:: The Third Round of both the When the gong sounded for the Men's and Women's Singles Chant Class. Application of Fire, Fire 1-Thursday, July 6, N.C.O.'s Arst rind, Carnera moved majes pionships was completed at Wimble-Orders, Fire Machine Gun. tically from his corner. dived in immediately and landed

Sharkey don yesterday.

2-Friday, July 7, No. 1. Machine left luks to the bend and body,

Gun Signals-Action and Cease Carnera caught him off his balance

Firing. and hurled him to the ropes. Sharkey chargeil back and landed left and right to the head. again sent flying to the ropes, but came back to land a beautiful right

One real blow was all that was Necessary.

Camorra weighed in at 19st. 8 lbs. and Sharkry at 14 st. 5 lbs.

The First Round.

to Carnera's chin.

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HOW THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES STAND

If the games can be played how- "Most of them stimulate sickness ever, I predict a win for Craigen- because they think they'll get hos: gower.

their these two teams met earlier in the ed the camp physician at Oranien against Club de Recreio. When paper Taeglische Rundschau quot home groundpital leave," was the way the news-

season Craigengower won and to burg, near Berlin. day with the added advantage of the home ground, things ought to be easy for them. If Recreio should

At Oranienburg there are 18 be successful to-day they will have hours routine daily. The Schedule a very good chance of winning the calls for 2 hours military train- it seems almost certain that they drill in columns and company Head-league, and if Craigengower win, ing, like scaling barricades and

will take the league honours...

American challenge for the men's entrants reaching the last sixteen. event has resulted in four of her Britain has three, and South Africa, | (8.)—A.A.L.A. Company:- Italy, Japan, France, Germany, Ira- Aland, Czecho Slovakia and Aus- quarters at 5.30 p.m. on Monday,

Alt Sections will parade at tralia have one representative sach. July 3, 1933.

Carmers was more cautious in the second round. He was push- ing out a left ead. smothering Sharkey, who manoeuvred round the giant and finally landed a ter rif right to, the jaw which sent Carnern staggering against the ropes. Sharkey tried to follow-up but his efforts were smothered by the Italian.

Vicious Rights. -*

In the third round, it was Shar key's turn to be cautious. feinting and bobbing and smiling derisive- ly as Carnern failed the air with wild swings. Sharkey drove in sou vicious rights to the head and lefts to the body while keeping up his dancing display, keeping Car Bera more or less on the defensive. In the fourth, Sharkey slipped under Carnera's long left and pumped in a quick volley of body blows and got away unseatched. Prinic seemed to get angry, and missed badly in his efforts to con- "nect heavy blows.

He took several lefts to the head and then replied by grabbing Sharkey's left hand and drawing him towards him and, at the same time, striking him on the head. He was waned by the referee for this incident..

Warned Again.'

Sharkey, sniped cautionsly in the fifth round, trying to bring down the giant Italian's guard." Car- nera was again warned for bear like tactics. Sharkey, then show: ed signs of renewed activity and drove Carnera round the ring be fore a barrage of smashing blows, including a terrible right to the temple which caused Carnera to wobble like a chimney and retreat Ito his corner as the bell sounded.

In the sixth and last-round, the champion started by crouching Tow and teasing the giant by stab- bing blows to the face, followed by a vicious hook to the body.

The End,

In the women's event Britain leads with seven contenders, while America (3), Germany and France (2) and Switzerland and Italy com- plete the last sixteen.

First Round. Bunny Austin (Britain) beat Keith Glenhill 0-0, 10-8, 6-1.

6-2.

P. D. B. Spence (S. Africa) beat J. Kirby (8. Africa) 7-9, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4,

MEN'S SINGLES

G. P. Hughes (Britain) beat T. Aoki (Japan) 6-2, 6-1, 6-0.

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(h.)-Portuguese Company:-

A lecture for N.C.O.'s and liny attend will be held on July 11. men of the Company who wish to

Subject Map Reading."

The next lecture will be held on July 18 by O.S.M. Slattery con tinuing on the subject. of Duties and Responsibilities of N.C.O.'s of an Infantry Battalion. N.CO.'s are reminded that it is their duty to attend these lectures in order to obtain the necessary knowledge re- quired for training their men.

The Kowloon Bowling Green will be travelling to Taikoo and I am go Home with full points. not so sure that they are going to The Taikoo men can put up a good show when least expected, and may do so to-day. Police are at home to the K.C.C. and should collect, the points. Kowloon Docks should not have much difficulty with Civil

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front formation, an hour and a complaining. But orders are or half of physical culture and five ders." hours of manual labour.

Martyrs! The physical culture includes Taeglische Rundschau sees politi- morning setting-up exercises, foot-cal ideas of tomorow coming from ball matches and similar group the concentration campe of to-day. games. The manual labour is most Quoting a ly tidying up. the camp premises"

prisoner BS saying and barracks, but there are odd this is a good enough place to think jobs too, such as sewing or paint things over," the paper comments: sure we'd like to get out; but ing awastika emblems on confiscated communist flags.

At most of the camps privileges In the junior games, the Yacht are few. Major Kauffman, head Club are due to meet the Jiro Satoh (Japan) beat J. Lysaght

Kow- of the big Heuberg camp in Wueer July 26 will he reserved for the loon Bowling Grean Club and I temberg, said his prisoners were al- (Britain) 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2.

win for the latter allowed to write one letter a month. answering and discussion of ques predict a Henri Cochet (France) beat Burwell tions sent in to 0.0. Company. though the Yacht Club enjoy a big There are no visiting days there. 2-0. 6-4, 0-3, 5-7, 6-3.

Steadman

(New Zealand) beat Condonvited to send in questions if they ground. The Club de Recreio will of the village tries to get in to see Any men of the Company are in advantage by playing on their home. Sometimes half the population 9-11, 6-3, $-2, 5.7, B-4.

wish. On the occasion of the last be at home to the league leaders, the prisoners," the major told Jack Crawford (Australia) beat Gen evening of this nature, no questions Craigengower and are not likely German newspaper writer." tlun (France) 6-3, 6-4, 36.

were received from any of the to upset calculations.

are false and genuine fiancees, junior rank N.0.0.'s, who are most vice and the Kowloon C.Care at young fellows with faked passen, in need of instruction. This notice home respectively to the Electric women in peasant garb and women will give ample time for the con-RC. and the Indians and the home in silks. sideration of the various, subjects teams should win at each ground. dealt with. and preparation of questions to be

TO-DAY'S FIXTURES.

McGrath (Australia) 6-4, 6-3, 6-1.

H. G. N. Lee (Britain) beat Vivian Ellsworth Vines (U.S.A.) beat R. Miki (Japan) 6-2, 6-4, 6-4.

R. Menzel (Czecho Slovakia) beat N. Farquharson 8. Africa) 6-3, 6-3, 6-2.

Stoeten beat W. H. Powell (Britain) 6-2, 6-4, 6-2.

D. Pronn (Germany) beat D. P. Turn bull (Australia) 7-5, 6-0, 6-2.

Clifford Sutter (17.8.A.) beat Fon Cramm (Germany) 6-3, 6-4, 97.

De Stofani (Italy) beat Andre Merlin (France) 6-4, 6-2, 6-1.

WOMEN'S SINGLES First Round. Mrs. Willa-Moody (U.S.A.) beat Mira. Macrendy (Britain) 0-0, 6-6, Second Rourd, Kathleen Stammer Miss Strawson 6-3, 6-3,

Misa Enfopanger beat Virginia Ries (U.S.A) 6-4, 6-4.

(Britain) beat

Thomas (Britain) 84, 0-2,

Betty Nuthall (Britain) beat Miss

Margaret Scriven (Britain) beat Mrs. Godfred (Britain) 0-2. 1-6, 6-3,

Third Bound

.. Helen Jacobs (U.S.A.) bent Peggy Saunders (Britain) -3.

Misa Horn (Ge 4y) beat

Mile. Jadazrejowski (Pol. 1)-6-3, 6-3.

31in Betty Nuthall (Britain) beat Miss Joan Ridley (Britain) 6-1, 6-3.

Mlle. Henrotin (France) best Fr. Hndepfluguer (Germany) 7-5, 6-1...

Helen Jacobs (0.6.A.) beat Miss Frentham (Britain) 6-2, 6-1.

Fr. Krahwinkel (Gorman, heat Freds James (Britain), 6-3, 0-4.

Mr. Fearnley Whittingstall (Britain)

2.

Mrs. Wills Moody (U.S.A.) beat Mary Heeley (Britain) 6-9, 6-1.

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undermentioned Units will issue (J.)-The Officers commanding the their Orders to their Commande separately:-

The Battery, Engineer Company, Scottish Company, Anzac Company.

2.--Obituary.

The Commandant deeply regrets to announce the death of No. 2069 Tpr. W. V. Clark of the Machine Shanghai. Gun Troop on the 28th instant at

All ranks. of the Corps tender their deepest sympathy to the bereaved.

3.-Allotment of Kennedy Road

Range,

The above Range is allotted to the Armoured Car Section on Mon- day, July 3, 1933, at 5.30 p.m.

4-Learo,

First Division,

Kowloon

Docks Craigengower 2. Police R.C. Taikoo B.C

Civil Ser

Civil Servics

Club de Recreio, Kowloon C.C.

v. Bowling Green C

Second Division,

Club de Yacht Club " Kowloon B.G.C.

Civil Service

Recreio Kowloon C.C. v.

r., Craigengower ". Electric

Indian R.C

U.S. BASEBALL

YANKEES WIN AND SENATORS LOSE

New Yoax, June 30. Armoured Car Section, granted six overcame the Giants by 7 to 3 on No. 2008 Pte. H. F. Russell, ST. LOUIS Cardinals staged n comeback yesterday when they months leave, commencing from their own diamond. June 20 to December 5, 1933.

6.-Struck off the Strength, Having completed three years ́ser- vice:-No. 1477 Bn. F. Rosario,

Mme. Mathieu (France) best MissCorps Band, as from March 12, 1933, Feltham (Britain), 4-6 8-6, 62

Margaret Boriren (Britain) beat i Lyle (Britain) 4-6, 6-1, 9-7.

Carrera counter-attacked, push-beat Miss Thearman (Britain) 0-3, 4-6, ing and thumping the champion backwards. Sharkey slipped but jumped up again. He attacked. but Carnera kept him off with loog left leads and ripped ponderous rights to the body. Following one of these blows, he dived up and delivered a terrife uppercut which aent. Sharkey realing to the floor. He lay unable to rise.' He made no effort to get up and was counted fout. This round lasted 9 minutes

27 seconds-Reuter.

LOCAL BASEBALL

LINGNAM, UNIVERSITY DROPS OUT

MEN'S DOUBLES First Round.

T. Aoki and Tuckett best Freeman and Van Meurs 3-0, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2.

R. Nunci and J. Baloch (Japan) beat De Kehrling and Enrique Maier 6-3, 6-4, 04.

Instruction. at 5.30, p.m.

2-N.0.0.'s Class will be held on Friday, June 7, 1033, at 5.30 p.m.

Reversion.

Appointment

No. 1874 0.Q.M.S. H. L Stain field, Anzac Company, Headquar- As the Lingnam University witers, reverts to the ranks at his own be unable to continue in the Hong request with effect from June 17,

1933, Kong Baseball League, the sche dole has been re-arranged as fol. July 2-BK Baseball Club

South China Athletic As Bociation, 9-Open (if the above-ganie

is postponed).

No. 1879 Pte. F. E. Dudley Anzsc Company, to be Acting, C.Q.M... with effect from June 17, 1933.

Tranater

15. South Chinn Athletic As

sociation v. US. Nat. 15.-U.S. Návy v. H. Baserve

-ball Club

HK Baseball Club 1.8. Navy, helps and 0.8. Navy Bouth China Athletic Association.

No. 1874, Pte. H. Stainfield, Anzac Company, transferred to Re

Company on June 17, 1033.

Attachment Cant, H. A. Bunbury, 6th Bat. City of Melbourn Regt., in Attached

Machine Gun Company, with effect from June 7, 1883,

6. Promotion,,

His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve the promo- | tion of Lieutenant A. H. Potts to the rank of Captain, in the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps, with effect from June. 20, 1933.

7-Strength,

Butterfield and Swire, Tel. No. Na 2070 Tpr. W. C. G. Knowles, 30331, M.G. Troop, as from June 20, 1933.

Hall Bratton & Co., Tel. No. 20681, No. 2071 Tpr. R. H. Cole, GK, M.G. Troop, as from June 29, 1833 TEL & GALLETLY, Lieutenant, Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C. Hong Kong, June 30, 1930,

NOTICE.

Bergeant Committee. will meet on Wednesday, Jais

The Sergeants Me Committee 1933, at 6 pm,

ATTER ORDIRS.

Angaa Compan 1-Parade Monday, July 3, for

Tontinue? en predi

The snorunter between Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox was abandoned owing to raja. Results Ak-cabled by Reuter

National League.

rters you w

Chicago

F. Berman hit a homer. Brooklyn

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

77 0

11-1

Chuck Klein hit a homer.

St. Louis" New York

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American League.

New York

8 13 Crosetti hit a homer. Cleveland

3 12

Philadelphia

dar Johnson hit a homer. St. Louis

Washington

Kuhel hit a homer Dartroit

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