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BRITAIN WINS WALKER

CUP FOR FIRST TIME

English Champion Outplayed DUKE OF KENT SEES HECTOR THOMSON BEAT GOODMAN

London, June- 5.

History was made at the famous St. Andrew's links when Grent Britain defeated America in the Walker Cup golf match for the first time since the Inauguration of the competition in 1922. On Friday. Britain won the foursomes by two matches to one, one being haived.

On Saturday, Britain won the singles by Ave matches to three., Hector Thomson, last year's win- ' ner of the British Amateur Cham- pionship, shot a 68 this morning to equal Bobby Jones's course record and also secured a 6 up lead against Johnny Goodman, former U.S. Open and Amateur champion.

CRAWLEY ERRATIC Crawley, 36, 35, 39, 28 (7). Fischer, 36, 39, 33, 25 17. Fischer, though" half stymted at the third, holed a 3-yarder, but he took three putts at the 8th. Craw- ley was magnificent on the greens, which, peculiarly enough, is often the weakest link in his game.

Fischer holed out from all over Crawley was erratic

Not long after this, however, M. H. Ward (America) brought in à card of 87 to beat Bobby Jones's record, equal Wilite Nolan's pro- the green. fessional record and secure the and suffered an unexpected defeat. unassailable position of being 9 up on J. J. F. Pennluk, English amateur champion for two years running. The British player did not win a holel

Detailed results were as follows:

FOURSOMES

STOWE WINS » Stowe, 35, 30, 37, 35 (8),

Kocsis, 37, 37, 37, 37 (8). Stowe holed a ten-yarder at the 19th and Kocsis repeated the per- 'formance at the 21st green. On the 35th green Stowe missed a putt from 12 inches but left Kocsis a

which he falled negotiate...

J. W. Fischer and C. Kocsis (US) tied with H. G. Bentley and James'stymle Bruen Britain).

G. B. Peters and Hector Tim- son (Britain) beat Johnny Good- man and M. Ward four and two

Charlie Yates and Ray Billows U.S.) beat A. T. Kyle and C, Stowe Britain) three and two.

SMITH OUTPLAYED

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Peters, 38, 37, 34... Smith, 39, 40, 40.

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Peters outplayed the American Journalist. Smith stymied himsel

J. J. F. Pennink and L. G. Craw-(on the 26th and then knocked in ley (Britain) beat Reynold Smith Peters ball. The Scat was very and Freddie Haas (US) two and steady, and holed out from the

edge of the green on the 23rd.

orle.

SINGLES

M. H. Ward (U.S. beat J. J. F. Pennink 12 and 11.

Ward took 28 strokes for the seven holes and Pennink 31,

THE TITLE MATCHI

Kyle, 36, 38, 36, 19 (5). Haas, 39, 37, 39, 21, (5), Kyle's win gave Britain the title. Kyle who was off his game on Fri-

H. Thomson, (G.B.) beat Y. G. day played very steady on Satur Goodman 8 and 4.

Charles Yates (US) beat James

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Kyle effected some amazing re- coveries after erratic tee shots. He

J. W. Fischer (U.S.) beat Leonard was splendid with his approach Crawley 3 and 2.

shots, but missed a yard putt at

Gordon Peters (G.B.) beat Rey- the 18th. zols Smith 0 and 8.

Charles Stowe (G.B.) beat Char- les Kocsis 2 and I

A. Kyle (G.8.) deat M. H. Haas 5 and 4.

Cecil Ewing (G.B.) beat! Ray Billows 1 up.

DETAILED SCORES Yates, 33, 37, 37, 33. Bruen, 34, 39 36, 33..

EWING IN FORM Billows, 37. 38. 37. 35.

Ewing, 40, 38, 36, 37.

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The burly Irishman was putting nely and soon overcame his pré- luncheon deficit. Bulows rallied later. but it was unavailing. the 35th a 5-yard pult by Billows hung on the lip of the hole. Ewing holing from four fect for the match.

DEVASTATING GOLF Ward, 32, 35, 28 (7), Pennink, 37, 40.

HOME CRICKET

SCORES

R.W.V. Robins "Hits Up A Century Against Sussex

London, June 5.

At the close of play in their

match against Essex at Southend, the Australians scored 145 to which Essex had replied with 114.

W. A. Brown scored 55 for the visitors whila Kenneth Farnes, the Essex and England fast bowler, took four wickets for 43.

Ward was in good form with the ball and dismissed seven Exsex batsmen for 51 runs.

The Australians had commenced their second innings, and had not registered any

дог lost. wicket, when stumps were drawn.

COUNTY MATCHES Scores at the close of play in the County Cricket championship matches were as follows:-

MONDAY, JUNE 6, 19381

FOREIGN MAILS

GENERAL HOLIDAY

On Monday, the 8th June, tae General Post Office, Kowloon Central Post Office and Sheungwan Branch Post Office will be open from 9.00 am, to 11.00 a.m. and t. other Branch Post Offices will be entirely closed.

"

There will be one collection from the pillar boxes, and one de- livery of ordinary correspondence as cn Sundays.

The Branch Post Offices at Stanley, Tai Po and Un Long will also have one delivery of ordinary correspondence at 11.00 s.in.

The Money Order Otce will be entirely closed, Parcel Fast Service to Amoy Island is temporarily suspended.

Parcels can be accepted for Kulangsu only.

Air mull letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear suficient postage. In sufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the discretion of the Post Office.

Air Mail Services to Shanghal, Nanking, Tsingtan, Tientsin and

Peiping are temporarily suspended.

Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America ire forwarded "via Siberia" if so superscribed.

INWARD MAILS

Hothow?

From

Middlesex 572 for 8 (R. W V Rubins 137) v. Sussex at Lord's;"

Gloucester 221 v, Somerset 167 Saigon for i at Taunton;"

| Japan Worcester 302 (J. C. Clay 5 for straits 101) v Glamorgan 46 for 4 at Wor-Java and Manila. cester::

Calcutta and Straits.. Kent 199 v. Hampshire 225 for 4 Halphong at Southampton;

Straits Lancashire 232 v. Torkshire for Java at Bradford;

Surrey 106 Butler 5 tor 18) v Notts 170 at Trent Bridge;

Derby 224 v. Warwick 115 for 4 at Derby:

Northants 103 (Flamson for 20) v. Leicestershire 203 for 1 (Prentice 135 not out) at Leicester; Oxford University 288 (Tomas

124, Meyer 5 for, 63 v. Free For- esters 34 for 0 at Oxford.

TEST TRIAL

Ruys.

Tiisadane..

"Por

Duc

Kanchow

6th June

G.G. Paul Doume.

6th Juas

Arizona Maru....

6th Jane

6th June

· 7th Jace

7th June.

Zth June

Sth June

Ath June

6th June

Airways Plane

8th June

Tilawn..

Canton.

Somall...

Tiisaroea..

USA.. Honolulu and Japan-(San

Francisco date. 13th May: Pres. Polk.. Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service"-London date. Imperial 2nd June.

#

Air Mail by Pan-American Air-

ways Direct Service" San Pan American Francisco date, 1st June.

Airways Plane Straits and Europe,via Suez (Let- ters and Papers) London date. 12th May and London Parcels- London date, 5th May........

The Test trial at Lord's ended in Calcutta and Straits ja draw.

Baigon.

In answer

to the total of 298 Manila scored by the "Rest," England XI Dairen

hit up 377, of which Walter Ham-Straits

Ranchi...... Kumsang.......... Marechal Jofre.. Enp. of Asia...... Glenbeg...... Ajax..... Aramis. Scharnhorst.

8th June

8th June

Sth June

8th June

8th June

8th June

8th June

9th June

9th June

Justma Maru...

9th June

Direct Service"--London date, Imperial 5th June. Rabaul

Airways Plane Friderun..

10th June

10th June

mond, the captain, made 107. At Japan and Shanghai.. 49. Hammond completed his 1,000 Straits and Manila runs for the season.

Тарад

J. Hardstaff made 35, Verity 29: Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Smith 21 not out. Pollard took five wickets for 57 runs.

The Rest bad scored 188 for three wickets when stumps were drawn. Of this total. Fishlock, the Sur- rey left-hander, made 109 not out. D. R. Wilcox, the Essex captain,

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier

was out for a "duck," Paynter than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails

made only one, NWD. Yardley 28 are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and parcel mails and Dollery 40 not cut-(Reuter). are closed at 5 pm on the previous day.

At RED CROSS MEN

BOMBED

Bruen recovered magnificently from a bunker guarding the fourth and then missed an 8-yard putt to halve the hole. He also missed holeable putts at the 12th and 13th.

Ward played devastating golf The Briton outdrove his Amerland was too good for the English can opponent, but the latter was deadly with his approach shots. Yates took three putts when 12 "ards from the pin at the 17th. but he holed an 8-yarder at the 18th,

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Yates missed a 5-foot pult at

champion.

WIN FOR PERRY

London, June 5.

the 7th and Bruen bunkered at the ΙΠ the foal of the Yorkshirë 28th.

Bruen had a grand chance at the 31st but missed a putt from

less than two yards.

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THOMSON BRILLIANT

Thomson, 35, 33, 33, 25 (51 Goodman, 39, 38, 30, 24 (5). The Duke of Kent, captain of St. Andrew's, watched this match.

Thomson's brilliancy, especially with his frons, held the crowd spell - bound. Goodman, on the other handy was weak on the greens.

Thomson haled an 80-yarder at the 14th.

JAPANESE USE GAS SHELLS

Chinese Troops Withdraw

Anbwel, June 4. After being repeatedly, thrown hack by the Chinese defenders, the Japanese column pushing west- ward from Hwaiyuan in north Anhwei is alleged to have used gas shells to attack the Chinese and effected a crossing, over the Lo River to the south bank at Usin- "chengkow on Jung 2.

The Japanese column pushing westward from Tingyuan, 33 miles west of the Tientsin-Pukow Rafl- way in Anhwei, is challenged by the Chinese in Pelluchlao. The Chinese have occupied the rising ground around the place and are effective-

Evening News £75 professional golf tournament played at Cobble Hall yesterday. Alfred Perry, of Leatherhead. beat Vernon Green. halgh, of Prestwick, Manchester. 8 and 6, over 36 holes.

Perry was four up at the 18th hole. Reuter).

CELTIC WIN.

"

Glasgow, June 5. In the Semi-final of the British Empire Exhibition Association Football Tournament. Celtic, win- ners of the First Division of the Scottish League, beat the Hearts by the only goal of the match- (Reuter).

OUT FOR "DUCK"

ני

ly holding out against the enemy. Stanley McCabe, above, the Vice- Three' Japanese" planes raided Captain of the Australian Test Shouhsten in central Anhwet yes-touring team, who failed to open Verday. Over 20 bombs were drop-his account in their match against ped. The damage was, however, Gloucester, being sent back to the

light. (Central News).

pavilion for x “duck.”

Canton Appeal

To Geneva

·Canton, June 4. In a telegraphic message to the

8.15 AM

9.30

G.P.O.&K.P.O.

Per

For

MONDAY

Date and The

Monday, 6th

Samshui and Wuchow.. Dairen. *Japan. "Canada via Vic- toria B.C.-du Victoria B.C. 13th July Honolulu, US.A, Central and South America Canada and Europe Via San Francisco-due San Francisco 28th June Kongmoon

Kongso.

Ixion...

For.

0.00 AK

Beg

10.10 AM

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11.00 AM

Tal Lee........................

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11.00 AM

11.00 AM

OP.O:&K.P.O

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*Swatow

Buiyang.. Anshun. .........Haiching..

International Red Cross at Geneva, Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & S. Af'ca, Artzona Maru. the Canton, Red Cross has urged Shanghai the international organ to devise ways and means to stop the Ja- panese wanton killing of mercy workers examplified in last Satur- day's bombing of Canton.

which

Swatow, Amoy and. Foochow Air Mail for Chungking (via Han- kow) by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Service”.

Air Mall for Slan, Lanchow and Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" To further points by surface "transport as Services permit).

Giving details of the number of workers machine-gunned by the Japanese alrmen during the raid, the message points cut that these constitute a clear violation or in- terriational agreemen, guarantees the safety parties in time of war.

When the Red Cross workers were giving ald to the, victimised Straita and Calcutta. people, the message recalls, Japan-Air

TUESDAY Crescue Samshul and Wuchow.....

Kongmoon

ese planes swooped down from their height and first strafed the party with machine-gun. Are and later bombed them.

As a result, a large number of the workers were killed and woun- ded, Including leaders, it says.

several party

The message asks that the de- tails of the case be communicated to all Red Cross Societies affliated with the Geneva International so that concerted action may be taken to stop further recurrence of such outrages (Central News).

FLORIDA MAN-HUNT

ABANDONED

"Skeegie" Cash Thought Dead

Princeton, June 4. The search for "6keegle". Cash. young son of Mr. James Cash, the wealthy Florida all dealer, has

| been abandoned.

C.N.A.C. Plane

Eurasia Plane

Chung On. On Lee.

Hosang.

Mall for "K.L.M. Airways Direct Service"-due Amsterdam. 19th June.

Hosang Swatow, "Shanghai and Tientsin. Fsusang Swatow and Shanghat..... Alrmall for Chungking (via Han-

kow), by the "C.N.A.C. Airways' Direct Service." Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow, and Chengtu etc., "(via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface transport as Services permit).

WEDNESDAY

Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin... Shanghai, Japan and Europe via

Siberia Manila.. *Saigon, "Bangkok," *Bata- via. Mauritius, Reunion. Mada- gascar. Lourenco-Marques and South Africa Manila..

C.N.A.C. Plane

GP.O. & KP.O.. Ord

11.00 AM

Tuesday, 7th

6.15 AM

10.00 AM

Parcels 11.00 AM. Ord

O.P.O.&KP.CO.

Yoon

Reg. Ord.

11.00 AM

-11,30 AN

12,30 Px

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Reg. Ord.

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G.P.O. & KP.O. ley, 4.30 PM

Ord.

6,00 F

Wed., 8th

Yochow,

Marechal Joare".

18.30 PM

1.30 PM

Eurasia Plane

Ruys..... Pres. Polk.

Air Mail for Manila, Gham, Hono-

·lulu' and U.S.A., by the "Pan American Airways Direct Service" Fan-American

due San Francisco, 16th June. Airways Plane

THURSDAY

The Ave-year-old boy was kid- napped last week and. since the kidnappers. with whom the lad's Samshul and Wuchow... father had made contact. broke (Shanghai and Japan......... faith an unprecedented bunt has Kongmoon been carried out.

Now it is almost certain that the boy is dead, and the, search has been called 'off, except for naval planes, which are still combing the coast (Reuter).

Kongning,

Ranchi

Tri Lee......

*Saperscribed Correspondence. Only,

2.30 PM

BAM M XP.O.

Reg. 8th 5.00 Par Ord. th 5,00 PM.

OP,O.

Reg. Eth 500 PM Ord. 9th 6.00 AM

Thursday, 9th

8.16 AM 10.30 AM

11.00 AM

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