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SHANGHAI TENNIS

NEW CHINESE

DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

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Shanghai, July 12.

The final of the Chinese open tennis doublen championship took place yesterday afternoon at the China National Amateur Athletle Foderation. C. D. Kuo and Y. Y. Kna, winners of the 1981 title. were dethroned by two youthful college players, ). K. Yui and Guy Chen, who won in straight sets at 7-5, 6-0 and 6-3, Yati was The 1936 Shanghai junior cham- pfon and is ut present a student at the University of Shanghai, while Chen reached the fund of last year's hard-court tournameni at the French Club and was beaten by W. A. 1. P. He is new studying at St. John's Uni- versity.

Both are pupils of Gor- don Lam, who officiated at yester day's final.

EX-CHAMPIONS START WELL.

The ex champions started off in Rue form and took the Brat two games before Yai and Chen could pet set. The latter pair won the third game, but still lagged he hind until the ninth. when they reeled of tour games in succes

ion to win the opening et al

In the second set, play was 7.3. Very one-ridled, as Yui and Chen Pan away with without conceding a sigle ISTO. In the third set the Losers improved, but they lacked thability to win, giving the set to their mosquerors al 6-3,

The winning couple played # sound game with strong services and unbreakable met play. They hung to the net like leaches and broke their opponenta' teamwork to pieves. The two Kuns were all :: sea, not knowing what to do. Their shots mostly went straight to the winners' reketa, and only in rare necasions could they win with acurate passing shots.

Et AMERICA CLAIMS NEW TITLE

New York, July 11. Margaret Hoffman, of Penn- sylvania, covered yesterday 200 yards distance by breast $5.45 stroke in 2 minutes seconds, thus claiming a new world swimming record.

ÉSENTATIVE ANATAKA DAMES BROEbrate

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appears that Miss Dorothy Poynton of the Los Angeles A.C., is about to be strong armed into an Olympic diving title if this dryland praction with Marion P. Betty, former ninateur weightlifting and light heary wrestling champion, amounts anything. Dorothy holds the national low board championship and is a leading contender for the high board and high platform titles in the Olympic events.

BRITISH DRIVERS' SUCCESS IN

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British Women Beat Records

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London. July 9. Two world's records were broken during the British women's athle

tic championships af Stamford | Bridge to-day.

Mias Johnson, of the Bolton Har-} rners, did the 100 yards in eleven? seconds dead, beating the previous record of 11 1-6 see, held by Mifc. Radidbo of France. The other new record was established in the 440 yards, when Miss Halstead of Bury covered the distance in 66 4-5 sec..

DRISCOLL AND BARTELLI WIN CHALLENGE, beating her own previous record of

CUP: SERIES OF ACCIDENTS MAR RACE

FOR GRAND PRIX, BUT NO FATALITIES RECORDED

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Two British divers. Mr. 1.. P. !with their Alfa Ronteo. Driscoll and Me. A. C. Barteli. ! There were six crashes, as fol- driving a British Aston Martin: lows: In the rat lap a Bentley (car, scored a triumphant success driven by a Frenchman, M. Tre- in the great 24-hour spood battle | voux, got out of control on a over the Le Mans circuit by win- feerner and tore into the ditch at The 60 miles an hour. The driver es- ing The challenge cap Touring Club de 10nost, offered,exped with minor injuries. Mr. for competition between the live Brian Lewis in the Talbot saw the ears that made the best perform cloud of dust from the other side ance in last year's race over the of the track, and just managed to same circuit.

(avoid the wreckage by a piece of

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A moment later one of the Mfa Romeos took an S-bend at 90 miles an hour and let the road

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WOMAN TRAINER SUCCEEDS

First to Win Australian Grand National.

Melbourne, July 9. Racing history Was made at Flemington to-day when Precious,| the first horse owned and trained The results were:

by a woman to achieve such a feat. 1. Aston-Martiu: Driven by

won the Grand National Steeple Messrs. Driscoll and Bartelli, who

chase over three miles and one covered 1.436 miles at an average

furlong, Australia's biggest jump- speed of about 60 miles per hour.

event. Natt risti second. 2. Caban. Wm. Labrick and completely and leapt into a slump ing

of trees. The driver, an Italian,, while Moss Trooper, the 1930 win- was thrown out and escaped in-ner, came in third. Jurg, Within two hours, he was racing round the track again. Alla Romeus won the first two;

Ten minutes later, another Alfa places in the Grand Prix. and De Talbot of Lewis and Richards was Romeo, trying to avoid the crash- ed, Bentley, skidded and crashed Third.

The heat was tremendous and into the ditch beside the wreck of

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To Make Final Attempt to Win American Women's Open

the race was considered by some the other car. Once again the the most gruelling in the history driver was, unhurt,

of the track. Of the 26 starters, Then a Stulz crashed in order aly nine finished and no fewer to avoid killing spectators who than six of the indest ears had had swarmed into the track to London, July. H. crashed within the first three examine the wreckage. Later an- other Alfa Romeo did a triple Miss Enit Wilson, the English hours of the 24 hours' struggle.

retiring lady golf champion, is

Earl Howe and Sir Henry Mir-, somersault-again the driver es- injary. Six serious Trom competitive golf after herkin, who were regarded as favour-caped

and mot one fatal ac- visit to the United States in theites for the Grand Prix, had to smashes. autumn in a final attempt to win retire owing to engine trouble.cident. the American Women's Open-

Miss Wilson is Great Britain's foremost player. She is only 22 years of age. It is a remarkable age la contemplate a retirement From the game in which she is so distinctive a star. Just now there to be rather a dearth of brilliant young women golfers and it seems a thousand pities that the benefit of Misa Wilson's yours of studious application to the game should be lost.

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Without question she has raised The standard of women's golf,

GERMANY'S OLYMPIC STARS DEPART

Crack Performers Should Give a Good Account

in America

Bremen, July 11. The German, Latvinn that Czechoslovakian Olympic teams buye sailed

the Hner nboard "Europa" for America. The Ger- of 70 squad is composed athletes while five others; la- elnding the German Marathon run- ner de Bruyn, will join the party in America. The team is headed. by the famous track performers Jonath, Koerning and Dr. Peltzer, the two scullers Bulitz and Boet- zelen who recently won the Din- mond Sculls in the Honley regatta, as well as by Sergeant Hirschfeld who holds the world-record in nut- ting the weight.

HERMAN Brix, once a football star at University of Washing- ton, but now wearing Los Angeles Athletic Club's track Hvery, gave the world's shotputters something to heave at when he beat the world record by a mark of 52 feet 8% inches. He then tossed loft-handed to set a new mark of 83 fast 3 inches for a right-and- left toss

Archeson, the favourite, dropped} dend unter passing the finishing; post in fifth position.

Lawn Bowls

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HOLDERS BEATEN

Although handicapped by sod-| den greens and wet woods, teams; in the lawn bowls league Saturday, fulfilled their fixtures.

In the "A" Division, the Police) nearly gained a surprise success. at the expense of Craigengower, i but were eventually defeated by: four shots, whilst in the "B", the Bowling holders of the title, the Green, suffered another reverse. On the other hand, the Craigeu Kower, who are in strong running for honours, overcame their near- ast, rivals, the Civil Service by 28 shots.

SENIOR DIVISION.

| Craigengower Win from Police;

By a Four-shot Margin..

On the Police green, the Craigen- gower C. C. boat their opponents by four shots. Scores:

E. G. Post, T. 11. Hunter, A. N. Reynolds and W. E. Hollands (Police) heat G. L. Bachanan, M. O'Brien, C. S. Roselett and R. Basa 20-15.

J. C. Fender, R. II. E. Marks, D. Clow and W. Mair (Police) lost to W. T. Brightman, A. E. Contes, E. elf Arculi and U. M. Omar 17-24.

A. R. Britain, L. It. Perkins, F. E. E. Booker and G. C. Mors (Police) lost to M. A. R. Souza, L. E. Lam. mert, D. Rumjahn and B. W. Brad- bury 19-21.

Kowloon Dock v. Recreio. The Clubs do Recreio suffered their second defent of the season at tho Kowloon Dock R.C. losing by 18 shoto. Scores:

P. G. Craig, J. A. Lindsay, W. Craig and J. C. Brown (Kowloon Dock) lost to I. A. Gutierrez, F. V. (Continued on Pago 0.)

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