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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHL FRIDAY, AUGUST

1934.

AMERICA HAS A BAD DAY

AT TENNIS

SHIELDS AND WOOD

DEFEATED

ENGLISH GIRLS ACHIEVE A

SPLENDID VICTORY

NORTHANTS

TO-MORROW'S IMPORTANT LAWN BOWLS MATCH

Result May Decide The

Decide The First Division Championship

T. Coleman

CRAIDENGOWER "D" %. KOWLOON C.C.

The championship of the senior division of the Lawn Bowli German Town, Aug. 23.

League may very well be dicided to-morrow. Kowloon Bowling American tennis sustained a severe set-back to-day,

Green Club and Craigongower "A", who are running neck and neck, meet at Austin Road, and the winners will be given a when firstly, V. G. Kirby (South Africa) and R. Menzel

tremendous advantage in the struggle for honours. (Czechoslovakia) beat Frank Shields and Sydney Wood in the national doubles championship, and subsequently, morrow, it means they must lose Kemblan

If the Bowling Groom-win, to... | 2.A., Linder, Miss Kathleen Stammers and Miss Freda James, the one of their two remaining mat. J. Mekelvis (kl) English girls, ousted Miss Helen Jacobs and Miss Ryanches, and Craigongower must win from the semi-final of the women's invitation tourna-counters, If the holders are not of their outstanding wm- ment which is being conducted in conjunction with the to retain the title. men's national championship. When Wood and Shields and Kirby and Menzel resumed play to-day, they stood at one set all, the Americans having won the first at 6-3, and the oversens pair the second at 13-11.

To-day the Americans quickly went into the lead again, anatching) the third set in the tenth game. The fourth set was brilliantly con- tested, with the Americans several times within a point of victory.

But Kirby and Menzel saved the ALL at 7-5 and continuing to duminate the court, carried off the Afth act at the ninth game.

LOVE SET.

Miss Stammers and Miss James wore in great form when opposed to Mias Jacobs and Miss Ityan in the semi-final of the women's in- vilation doubles.

The English girls were held to ten games in the first set, but once they had broken through there was no holding them, and they went to their points in the second set without the loss of a single game.

K. C. C. TENNIS TOURNEY

W. PEDDLE WINS

HANDICAP "B",

W. Peddle yesterday won the Handicap "B" tennis singles event at the Kowloon Cricket Club, when he de- feated R. S. Capell, in the final 6-1, 6-4. Peddle

played at a handicap of plus 3/6, while Capell owed 15.3.

This is the second event in the K.C.C, annual tour- nament to be concluded, M. Drysdale having won the junior championship.

Perry And Crawford

Miss Cruickshank and Mrs. Van Tennis Ties

Ryn were the other successful

semi-finalists. They met Miss:

* Turk

A. E. Marchant

F Mol

In the junior division, the Cam Indian Recreation Club u're 80 W, Ward strongly entrenched that there Wrightman, seems small danger of them being selet takip

G. Duncan deposed. Thoy visit Hongkong 1 Mon

W: GO! Electric to-morrow, and should. A. Lew win.

The Axtures and some of the teams follow.

SENIOR DIVISION.

Palles R. C

▼ Clell Servico C.D. Kowloon 1, G... Y. Cralgengawer Kowloon Docks C. T. Takon It. C. Cralgengower "" 7. Kowloch C. c.

JUNIOR DIVISION.

Glett Service C. C. T. Craingower C. C. v H.K. Efectel Gr Kowloon C. C.

▼

Folie R. C. Kawinan D .0. c. Indian J. G. Yacht Clubs

J. W. M. Brown

W. Hyde

E C..Fincher -

Oliting

F. Goodwin

J. Fever (skip)

(xk3p)

R. P Patlips (skip)

. . Thechi

i Hampton

N. J. Bebbington

6. F. Ella-Keywood

(skip)

A. F, Silkaton

JUNIOR DIVISION.

J. R. MeWalter

Glendenning

W. McLeod

(skip)

A. Carey (skip)

J. 9. Riddell

T. R. Dunfer

W. Forrest

W. S. Glendinning

Яngan

W. Farlow

W. S. Dall

inklon

W. Meffardy (skip)

REVISE FIXTURES

League Matches For Remainder Of Season

The longue fixtures list has been revised and the matches for the re- mainder of the senson will be as fol. lows:

SEPTEMBER 1.

Civil Servcs C. C.

Howken U. d. C.

Polfee It C.

Gub de Heerein

1.K. Electric Yacht Club Indian IL C. Kowloon C. Football Club

• Taškoj 1 C. Cralengower "B" Kowloon Docks 12,0 Kowloon . .

*

*

Civil Service G. C. Kowloon 1. G. C.

• Pullor T. C.

Club de Recrea

▾ Craigengower C. Es SEPTEMBER 8.

Kowloon C.C. Club de Reerjo Kowloon B. G, C. Indian R 0. Yacht Club

Kowloon Docks . C.

I. Craigengower' "}}" Cleil Berviro C. D.

• Kowloon C. C.. Club de Recrolo

SEPTEMBER 15,

Glell Service 6, C. Craigenuswer "D"

CRAIGENGOWER C.Č. Y. KOWLOON MG.C. Poller R. C.

Club de tecreio T. Football Club

Below will be found teams which. Atkins

A. Corito have been selected for to-morrow's. Fraser matches:

W. Mintr G. Perkins

SENIOR DIVISION,

G. C. MoNA

J. Shepherd

C. Dowman

F., Pot

(skip)

1. E. Hollande (akipi

EE Booker

1. Frider

W. Notan

A. IL Clark

{k})

KOWLOON R.G.C. ». CRAIGENGOWER "A"

A, N. ell

Halapr

3. H. Beddin

Quy

I Duncan

V. Tethrrick

1. fall

Carolin Babcock and Mrs, Andrus RECORD OF THEIR Handle in a hotly contested match, which| went the full distance and involved | 36 games.

The losers managed to secure the first get after 18 games, but the effort proved too costly, and they faded away before the better team work of Miss Cruickshank and Mrs. Van Ryn, who won the nut two sets at 6-3; 63.

The results, as cabled by Reuter,

were:

MEN'S DOUBLES.

- Third Round. -Y.-G.–Kirby--and--R.— Menzel beat F. X. Shields and S. B. Wood (U.S.) 3-6, 13-11, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.

WOMEN'S INVITATION.

Semt-Finals.

Miss K. Stammers and Miss F. James (Britain) beat Alles H. Jacobs and Miss Ryan (U.S.) 6-4, 6-0.

Miss Cruickshank and Mrs. Yon Ryn (U.S.) beat Miss C, Babcock and Mrs. Andrus (U.S.) 8-10, 6-3, 6-3.

LEAGUE BOWLS

WIN FOR INDIANS

Owing to darkness descending be- fore the games were completed, the players at the Indian Recreation Club green yesterday evening, when the postponed fixture it the Second Dive sion of the Lawit Bowls League bo

MATCHES

Since 1930 F. J. Perry has met J. H. Crawford ten times In in- ternational matches and ¦ cham- pionships, winning eight of the encounters. The details are:-

P. T. Farrel; 31. J. Henderson G. Meyer

A. E. Coars

W. V. Field

D. Rumjalin

klp] D. W. Bradbury (akia)

Q. 1. Luchanna

A. 8. Gomes

H. Heer

U, M. Omar (skip)

(ap)

IC, Bouza

w. Macfarlane (skip)

A. A. Razack

Has (skip) R. F. LUK

KOWLOON DOCKS v. 'TAIKOO. B. C.

t

31. Ferguson I. Lapsley Bournemouth, 1930, Great W. Grela Britain ซ. Australia-Perry. Craig

(skip)

Borla won 3-6 6-1 6-2.

W. Hedley Wimbledon, 1932, Crawford | 4. C. Drwen (skip) won 7-5 8-0 2-6 8-6,

Scarborough, 1932, Grent Bri- |

tain v. Australia. Perry won 4-6 9-7 6-2 0-6 6-2,

Forest Hills, U.S., Champlon- ships, 1933-Perry-won-6-3 11-13 4-6 6-0 6-1.

Melbourne, Victorian Cham- pionships, 1933.-Perry 6-4 2-6 6-4 6-3.

Won

Sydney, 1933, Great Britala v. Australia-Crawford won 2-6

6-1 6-3.

Sydney, Australian Champlon- shipu, 1934---Perry won 6-3 7-5

6-1.

Adelaide, 1934, Great Britain v. Australia.-Perry won 6-4

6-2.

Bournemouth, 1934, IL C. Championships of Great Bri- tain.Perry won 8-6 7-5 6-1.

Wimbledon, 1934.-Perry won 6-3 6-0 7-5.

MISS ROUND. MISS JACOBS.

Miss Round has encountered Miss Jacobs eight times in singles since 1932 and has recorded three victories:-

2. Macdonald

V. Bezie

.

6. Charlton

(skla)

V. N. Athenan (sklo) 'G, E, F, Thompson

J. W. Leonard

W. Enrikh

W: Phelps

W. K. Way (iki)

1. R. Soares

W. J. Howard

1. W. Randall

E. C. any (dp)

M. N. Rakusen

C. Fletcher

J. in Talley

C. L. Farmer

Cookina

J. B. Logan (skip)

II. F. Honetam

D. W. Waterton

W. E. Hale

1. Rose (skip)

J. Hoorn

M... Haeck

A. M. Omar

A. R. Minu (skip) ·

A. 11. RumJahn

1. B. Khan

A. M. Wahab

K. M. Our (skip) ·

A. G. Madar

'S. Q. Bux

M. Y. Adal

A. IL Dallah (skip)

A. Stevenanti

Morizon

Sir Thomas Bouthern

A. Macfarlane (skip)

3. 9, Abraham

GF Contello

W. Carr.

Пето

(skip)

A. Wright

V. C. Intromi

1. Jack

J. A. R Sethy

J. M. Jack

(skip)

11. Maurban (kip)

3.8. Din

E. 11 Reed

W. W. Him

L. E. Lammert

J. U. Rows

11. Overs

wk)

Alves

1*. Morkan

A. Xatler

C. M. A. Aiere

"ו

C. I. Bante (skip)

J. M. 9. Iozaria

A. M. Xavier

X. Boares

J. Banta (skip),

A. C. YouT

A. Chapman (sklp)

R. P. Show

C. I. Robertson

A. Brookshank (skip)

A. Humphrey

R. A. Trengrave

9. Carter

J. Hussell jakip)"

ARCHIE LOGAN'S NEW SWIMMING RECORD

SHANGHAI INTERPORTER DOES 400 YARDS IN 5 MIN. 22.2/5 SECS.

Placing their numerous entries in the leading places in most events, Japan won the mternational swimming gala at the Foreign Y.M.C.A., Shanghai, last Saturday. The winners scored 33 points, England 232, Europa 23, America 10, and China 5%. Some excellent swimming was witnessed and the relays brought about

the closest finishes. The Japanese were mainly successful in

the back-stroke and breast-stroke events, apart from placing several men in the long distances.

Archie Logan establishica | formance in the 400 yd, brought a new record for 400 yds, when he burst of applause. In the con- covered the distance in 5 min. cluding event, the Japanese went 22 2/5 sec.. which was ten seconds ahead in the breast-stroke and con- faster than the record he made in tinued to win, though Hammond the heats last week. This time is made a great effort in the conclud- even better than Frank Hadley's ing length and took second place Wightman Cup, Wimbledon. best. Logan also figured pro- after passing several of the others, 1932-Miss Jacoba won 6-1 6-3,minently in the 100 y.. winning

Bournemouth,

which BCC, 1933, H. Cthe event in 69 2/5

may Championships. Miss

Li be regarded exceptionally good. Grilk revealed glimpse of his won 3-4 6-2 6-3.

Wimbledon, 1933-Miss Round speed when he wou the 60 yd. in 26 sec. In the back-stroke, Hagen.

6-4 6-4.

Round

tween the Indian R. C, and the Club Wightman Cup, New York. ¡steln held his 'own and went qut to !

de Recreio was played, wuru sonie- what confused.

ries.

The match ondod In completo duck-i

The Indiana, who are League leaders this season, wun by 67 shots to 66. The game was concluded at 7.40 p.m.

Natural light held out until about the 17th hood,, and from then on to the 21st head it was more a case of blind bowling than anything else. A street lamp threw some light, while the moon gavo apramodic beama. Lighted cigarette ends and matches came in for frequent une to guide the players.

TENNIS LEAGUE MATCH

RESULTS.

** Crulzengower "A"

Kowloon Docką R. C. Club de lecreio

JUNIOR DIVISION,

Craigenguer C. C. Titan R. c Club de rel Football Club

Civil Service .C. C. Yacht Club Poiler 24 C, H.K. Electric

SEPTEMBER 22.

Craterngower "*** Craigengower "A" Kowloon Docks 1.0. v Howloon 1. G. C Tulle R. C. Talkoo C

JUNIOR

Craigenower C. C. Kowloon II, C. a.

Kowloon Co

Club de Roerek

Football Club

Kowivan C. C. Club de Recreki

DIVISION.

{HE

WIN BY

BY AN INNINGS

HANTS OUTPLAYED

FALL TWICE AT

WICKETS

NOTTS HEAVILY

DEFEATED

London, Aug, 23. Northants startled English county cricket circles to-day by beating Hampshire by an inn- ings and 98 runs in the course of two days play. This is Northants second victory of the season, but it ap- pears to have come too late tr lift the team out of the bottom position of the championship table.

The victory was largely the work of two bowlers, Partridge | and Cox. The former took 6 for 20 and dismissed Hampshire in their first knock for 107, while Cox captured 5 for 72 when Hamp shire, following-on, werò all out for 164.

Northants, batting first com-1 piled 360.

LEICESTER ALSO.

Nolts were subjected to another heavy defent, when against Loices- ter they were dismissed for 168 and 186 and lost by an innings

and 106 runs.

Leicester batted freely in first occupation of the wicket, finally totaling 309, to which Armstrong contributed 117.

Marlow's clover bowling was too much for Notts in their first reply. He took 6 for 68 and sent Notts back for 168. Following on they did even worse and were all out for 135.--Router. Civil Service C.C.

→ Yacht Club,

Indian R. C

T'olice R

I.K. Electric

SEPTEMBER 29,

SENIOR DIVISION,

Craigneower "A"

Girl Service C. C.

Club de Recrśa

Taiko B. C

Police R. C.

Kowloon C. C.

Yacht Club

Football Club

If. A. Botelho

A. A. Remedioa

A Yelets

Dr. R. A. Basto

(akip)

พู

Y

▼

Police R. C.

Kowloon C. C.

Kowloon Dock R. C.

Cratzentower "I"

Craigengower C. C. Cir Service C. C

JLK. Electric

Kowloon B. a. C.

G. E. Stephena

G. B. GranT

3. 3. Gregory

P. II. W. Haynes

Reserved!

B. Strange

J. Murray

COLOMBO NOW FIT.

PERFECT FINISH AFTER ONE-MILE SPIN.

London, Aug. 23. Colombo was to-day given a spin, over the mile and finisce ed perfectly, and in sound condition. His action appear- ed to be very free and his trainer said that the horse is alright again-Reuter,

RECORDS

Folkestone Cricket Festival

FOUR TEAMS

CHOSEN

The following teams have been selected to take part in the Folke- stone Festival, which begins, on Saturday, September 1:-

An England XI va Australiany SC.C: The Hon. F. S. G. Cat-

|therpe (captain), Lord Tennyson, G. F. Walters, B. 11. Valentine, M. J. C. Allom, M. Jabangir Khan, Hobbs, Woolley Freeman, Ham- mond, and Ames.

Gentlemen vs. Players Sent. 55. Gentlemen: Lord Tennyson, (captain), the Hon. F. S. G. Cal- thorpe, C. F. Walters, R. H. Moore, H. M. Garland-Wells, M. J. C.

5. A. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE CONTEST.

Cape Town. The Natal and Free States Hoards of Control for professional boxing have agreed that a content i between Ben Foord and W. Storm.j the Western Province heavy weight, should be recognized as being for the South African heavyweight title last held by Don McCorkindale,

It is stated that the Transvaal Board, also have no objection to this title fight, so it looks on if Foord will have the opportunity ho has been seeking to become his country's champion before leaving again for England.

SPRAINED ANKLE

BILLY HERMAN'S ACCIDENT

LATEST BASEBALL

RESULTS

New York. Aug, 23. Billy Horman, prominent Cleve- land Indians baseball player was carried off the field to-day with a sprained ankle, sustained while playing against Brooklyn Dodgers, York Giants and the Yankees both clinched easy wins, while Washington Senators nd- ministered defent to Detroit Tigers. The scores na cabled by Reuter follow.

Now

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh..

R. H. E.

C 12

0.12 1

9

.1 14

4

7

1

(F. Herman hemered)

Brooklyn Chicago

Now York ....... G 10 3

(Moore and Danning homer-

ed)

St. Louis

R

10 1

(Dávia homered)

Boston v Cincinnati match was

postponed on account of rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit... Washington. 3

St. Louis Philadelphia

(Newsom pitched) Cleveland Now York

Chicago Boston

Shanghai

10:

4

10

6

Om No.

9 13 0

Lawn Bowls Championship

Allom M. Jahangir Khan, A. G. C. M. SEQUEIRA IN

Powell, N. S. Mitchell-Innes, and

more.

Players:

Hobbs (captain),

THE FINAL

The first semi-final of the Shang- BROKEN Woolley, Ames, Freeman, Ham

mond, Barnett, Daere, Tate, Well-hal Lawn Bowls Association singles ard, Paine, and Geary (G.).

championship, between CM, Se- M.C.C. vs. Kent Sept. 8.

queira (Hongkow Golf Club). and M.C.C.: The Hon. F. S. C. Cal-C. Richards (Lawn Bowls Club) there (captain), Lord Tennyson was played off last Saturday on the C. F. Walters, I. H. Human, M. J. Yungtszepoo Bowling Club green, C. Allom, H. M. Garland-Wells, resulting in a win for the former A. W. Allen, Price, Hearne, Smith by one shot on the 25th end, 21-20. (3.), und another.

New Times In Local Swimming

LATEST TRIALS

win against strong compolition Hagerston); 3, Z. J. Chow beaten.

of the Japanese team went out and pan); 4, W. Cannon (U.S.A.). only twa

THE LEG THEORY CONTROVERSY

Public Clamour For M.C.C. Ruling

the Sir Stanley Jackson, Chairman of

Saturday's match was somewhat marred

by "the poorness of the green, the grass, being too long; mitigating against good bowling, but it was hard fought, Sequeira snatching victory in the last two when the position seemed

Thanks for him. The game wa

14 shots.

Two awimming records were bro- 50 yards free style.-1, C. J. ken, one by two swimmers in the same Grilk (Europe); 2, 0. Smita race, during the final Interport trials The (Great Britain) 5, G. B. Yu at the V. R. C. Inst evening.

times lowered were for the 100 yards (China),4. T. Tannka (Japan). breast stroke and the 100 yards back Time, 26 sec.

stroke, while, in the third event, the 100 yards backstroke.-1, 0.580 yards free style, the old record 1933-Miss Jacobs won 6-4 6-2. from Haraguchi of Japan. The Kuchi

(Europe); 2, S. Hara-was within two seconds of being

exceedingly close up to the 19th Fendi U.S.A Championships New fancy diving was prolonged to (China);

when the score stood all square at T

Five swimmers faced the starter in Hangiya (Japan). York, 1933-Miss Jacobs won such an extent as to lose the Time, 79 3/5 sec.

At the 20th, Sequeira the first race the 100 yards breast G-4 5-7 0-2.

was lying two, with measure for interest which usually characterises Fancy diving.-1, L. Humberstroke, which was won by Kwak Chun Kingston, Jamaica, 1934.this ovent. Humber won, with (U.S.A.); 2. C. Sharp (U.S.A.) E. M. Marques was

hang in the recard time of 73 seconds,

· London, Aug, 29.

three, when Richards came up with Miss Jacoba won 0-4 6-1.

second, four

With the Tests over, the public is a fast one, carrying the jack to 3. C. J. Grilk (Europe): 4. H. seconds behind, and Wong Bui-maan Sharp second, Wightman Cup, Wimbledon,

now clamouring for the Diarylebona the ditch and laying three with his Berents (Europe).

Cricket Club to settle once and for back woods counting, bringing the 1934. Ms Jacobs won 6-1 6-4.

third in 78.2/5 sect,

· Fine competition was seen in the

200 yards free style.-1, N.,

all the question of Leg Theory bowl-score to 17-14 in his favour. Sa Wimbledon. 1934 Miss 200 yd., with Farmer holding the Watanabe (Japan); 2, II. Farmer 100 yards back stroke in which Lau There was a thrilling finish to the

Ing. Round won 6-2 5-7 6-3.

lead from Cannon for the first four (Great Britain); 3, Y. Matsuo Po-hel and W. Lawrence were

Richards took the next threa lengths, but thereafter Watanabo

starters. The swimmers the Selection Committee of the B.C.. ends with singles, the score stand- 2 min, 30 3/5 soc.

were level throughout and Lou only to-day hinted that an official stateng at 20-14 in his favour at the | Farmer could not hold up to him,

Just managed to win, finishing in mont would be made; but, he said, 23rd end, and he seemed a certain 100 yards free style.-1 with the result that he had to be

69.2/5 seen, to beat Lawrence by 1/6 those most demanding the clearing up winner, but he threw the match Logan (Great Britain); 2, Y. content with second place. La Urakawa (Japan);

sec. Both times were better than the of Leg Theory do not know the meaz-away in the last two

onda, Sequeira The German Club are the first team gan's speed from the outset in the kovsky (Europe): 4, C., B. Tau

8. S. Star-provious record,

ing of the word. His own view of getting a four on the 24th, and a to conclude their "C" Division lawn 100 yd. revealed him as infinitely (China). Time, 59 2/5 sec.

L. Roza-Pereira, the Colony's out to be decided by the captains,

the matter is that it was a question three on the 26th, to win by the tennis lengus fixtures. Yesterday better

add standing long distance swimmer,

at 21-20. It was shot 200 they played at the Club de Recreio third han his opponents, but in the

yards breast stroke, K. easily won the 880 yards free style,

Sir Stanley said that he consider Richards's error on the 26th end on, their own courta

Urakawa and secured a

length,

of the

Kiyohara

ed Clark's Log Trap exploited on the that lost him the match and result- Japanese team came up to contest (Japan)

(Japan); 2; Yamato the only other competitor being E. B.

8.

Hagenstein Roza. The winner led all the Way Larwood'a bowling was most fair.

Oval was perfectly legitimato, and ed in Sequeira getting a four, and leading place with him and the Bander and B. Soltau (German British representative had to show (Europe); 4, 3. Lambkin (U.S.A.). and covered the distance in 4 mina.

2 min 62 4/5 802.

The only reason why Larwood was be evidently realised this, but. Club) best L.-F. Ribeiro and J.a burst of speed in the final lap to

58.3/5 secs, which is less than two yards

Blower

not played in the Texts was because could not retrieve in the inst end. Xavior 6-4; beat H. Gonsalves and F. win

relay-1, Groat seconds

the record, he was not available, he said, Britto 6-2; beat C. Xavier and L. Re-i The Japanese representatives Farmor, N. Hammond); 2, Europe nest Hongkong in the forthcoming want to find fault, but the game whe

Britain (4 Logan, O. Smith, H. Roza's time was 12 mins. 14.4/5 even.

Sir Stanley Ball that the scaron low, and that the Board of Control piedios 0-0,

The swimmers who are to repre had been most trying. He did not should adjust the mattor, W. Foralta and G, Sommer (Ger- proved too good in this 200 yd. (E. Edgren, L. Oliveria, S. Star Interport in Shanghat are

Ames is still kept in bed with hi 40. Madar H. A. de B. Botelho man Clubs) lost to Ribeiro and Xavier rest-stroke and placed two men kovsky, C. J. Grilk) Time, 1 rain. selected to-day.

being getting too much of a business, and Injuries. 1-6; lost to Gonsalves and Britto 3-8; before Hagenstein, Yamato lead-61 8/5 sec.

wanted playing in a more friendly The Australian team has sont the beat Xavier and Remedios 6-1. Ing for one greater part of the dis- 400 yards free style,-1, A.

*nirit. Ta, nilded that he had re-following cable to the Secretary of H. Lahring and O. May (German tanco and Club) lost to Ribeiro and Xavier B-6; Hagenotein just managed to get in Matauo (Japan) 3, P. Barrera ka); 2, Great Britain (Hammond, cerned him, but should be a good Jety Please convey our mile

then losing, while Logan (Great Britain); 2, Y. Japan (Haraguchi, Mizuta, fana-commentary, which had not come all very deeply appreciate

150 yards medley relay-1, belved a terrific mail, a lot of it un- HM the King, 66 drew with Gonsalves and Britto 0-8; before Lambkin. Britain won the (Europe); 4, 1. Tsuda. (Japan), Logan Ward).

congratulations offered by HM font to Xavier and Remedbo 1-0,

relay and Logan's impressive per- Time, 6 min. 22 2/5 sec.

40 1/6 Bos.

Regarding the payment of profes-thanks for his very genciona mosaa sionals, he thought that Eid was too --Router.

The Indiana were victorious on all three heads.

A

The scores were as follows:

Indian R.C. Recrela.

A. II. Eumjahn T: A. Machado

D. M. Khan

K. M. Omar

M. I. Razack

A..J, Romedion

F: Xavior

A. H. Wahab

19

F. V. V. Ribeiro 16

3. Посет

D. Alves.

A. M.. Xavier

P. Yvanovich

A. R. Minu

24 C. Elasto

8. 0. Bux....

"F. X. Saares

MY. Adal

A R., Dallah

JM. H. Rosario 24 J. Basto

20

A. M. Omar

10

eroditable draw.

The scores word?

200

than

Time,

1 min., one of profit, for the G.P.O.

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