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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933.

RUMJAHN GOES TO WOMEN EVER WILL BE

PIECES.

LOSES FIRST TWO SETS

TO M. W. LO..

- SEMI-FINAL TIE BIG

DISAPPOINTMENT.

a

SLAVES.

AB

(Continued from Page 6) aren't worrying over a husband, then it's an elderly rointive, or tho! dog, or the cat or the canary. And many a woman is more completely tied by a pot than over wife neod be by her husband. Because, I say, a husband gets conscience- atricken when his wife nighs for If M. W. Le had taken leaf out of his opponent's book freedom, and will try to persuade and lobbed instead of persistent her to cultivate her own friends so that she can go out with thom ly endeavouring to pass with

Whorens he Raya drives, he would have beaten S. A. when she feels like it. Runjahn in the semi-final of the dog has more sense; tennis championship yesterday, nothing. Rumjahn was 80 uncomfortable Consequently, the dog gets off and on tenterhooks during the bottor overy time. For when the first three sets, that consistent man is misguided enough to try feeding of him with deep lobs to persuade his wife that he could suggested the obvious method of get along without her now causing his defeat, particuarly again, the invariable result in that an Lo was at one time two sets she bursts into tears and bega ahead and at four-all in the third. him, if he wants to get rid of her,| A ́ Like so many ties in the curto tell her so straight out, and

rent championship which have stop hinting. offered promise Of first-clas

and

tennis, this proved a disappoint- Women may talk about careers ment. Spasmodic brilliance on and living their own lives, but the both sides of the net could not man who wants to make one happy atone for the general run of the won't take her too seriously when play which did not do justice to she starts in on that strain. Just no other either player. Le played a good, let him tell her that

sew his and correct, waiting game in the woman on earth could first two sets, when Ramjahn, buttons on like she can, and she'll keyed beyond pitch by the im-forget all about her own soul. portance of the encounter, toni- pletely lost his touch and made ai sufficient number of mistakes to lose the sets, but the CM.C. player should have displayed more initiative and enterprise in the third stanza, when he had the Indian voluntarily on the defen- sive.

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Against the Jat Regiment on the to- Marina ground at 5.15 p.m. morrow, the Hongkong Hockey Club will be represented by the following players: G. Dunean: W. Woodward. J. Rodger; W. A. Reed, A. A. Dand.

After snatching the third set, Rumishu's eventual recovery was almost a certainty, his superior staminn being sullicient to de prive is of the laurels of success. E. Potter: D. B. Evans, G. E. and in a bad light, he won the Divett. C. C. Francis, E. V. Reed and fourth set to square the position. J. L. Tetley.

The outstanding features of the

rallies were Lo's neat backhand

passing shots which often

had

Rumjalin completely benten and during the final stages when, it became obvious that no decision his cross-court forehand drive would be reached." It was a game which he whipped past the ad- vancing Indian

beautiful in style. La niso defended well and, thanks to his anticipation and positioning. had very little run- ning about to do.

WAR

of play "for keeps" In which neither player showed up to great advantage.

Yesterday's results in detail were:

Open Singles. (Semi-final).

S. A. RumJohn v. M. W. Lo left unfinished with the scores of 6-4, 6-2,

4-0, 3-6.

Rumjahn, apart from clover not work, and accurately placed lous, Ilia very unconvincing.

and his driving fell to pieces service was one of the weakest links in a badly forged chain of 6-27 stroken.

Only the totally unexpected position of the game kept it at interest point, and this evaporated

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