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Exciting End To Cowes Week

NUMBER OF BOATS: OVERTURNED ·

Cowes Weck camo to dramatic end when a series of misfortunes in a heavy gale and torrential rain were added to the familiar racing thrills of ¦ the regatta..

The gate grew worse during the day, and the rave for the big yachts was cancelled.

Veronica, owned by Sir William Burton, who was at the helm, had been

FILLED WITH WATER. Mrs. A. Vines, with two young women as crew, was preparing a 146, sailing dinghy for the Town Regatta race when the craft was struck by fierce gust of wind.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

ANOTHER TENNIS WIN

FOR BRITAIN

GERMANY BEATEN IN CLOSE INTERNATIONAL TIE

ENGLISH

PLAYERS' SUPERIORITY IN DOUBLES DECIDES

Great Britain beat Germany by 13 matches to 11 in the two- day international match at Hanover last month. The match was closely contested throughout. At the end of the first day the countries were level at 6-all, and during the second afternoon the score was level at 9-all. Germany took the lead at 11-9, but were robbed of victory when Great Britain won the last four

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FRIDAY,

Maxie Baer Likes Champagne

|AND DOESN'T ·

SEPTEMBER 21, 1934.

WANT TO FIGHT

Chicago, Sept. 17. Max Baer, the world's heavy- weight champion, is more in- terested at the moment in hav- ing a good time than in fighting in defence of his title, which he probably will do in June, 1935. Daer is touring the country. appearing on the stage in various cities. He sings a little, dances a little and talks a lot. When his act is over he goes out where the lights burn brightly at night.

He told Friends here of an in-

amused him. He was in a night cident in New York that greatly. club. Two drunken men got in a fight. One of them was knocked down and Baer stepped in his place and said to the other:

LIKES CHAMPAGNE BEST.

"Buddy, please don't hit me. only bought you a drink."

LAWN BOWLS TITLE IN THE BALANCE

KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN'S

LAST CHANCE TO-MORROW

CRAIGENGOWER, STRONGLY

FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

PLACED

The championship of the first division of the lawn bowls league will probably be decided to-morrow. Kowloon Bowling Green, challengers to the Craigen- gower "A" for the leadership, play their last match of the season, visiting Kowloon Docks. Defeat would make the title a& certainty for Craigengower, who have two matches outstanding, Dr. W. Waterton including one against their own. Fariner club colleagues to-morrow, They .. Tetley are almost bound to avenge their M. J. Hole defeat of the early part of the

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against the Police,

7. Carr

L. J. Blackburn

The programme and some of the Kern teams for Saturday follows,

Appended in the programme of fix-W. Hin tures for to-morrow:

SENIOR DIVISION.

"". Gralgengowe

Craigerstower "A" Kowloon Docks 14.C. v. Kowloon .A.C. Folie 1.

Kowloos C.C. Glue de renta

"That had the place in an up- roar." Baer continued. "The fel low didn't know who I was and passed three or four blows at me. and finally stumbled out of the une, You door after missing should have heard everyone howl."

Very little talking about Bghting Talk R. C. comes from Baer. He in interest- ad inrgely in 16-cylinder automo- biles, society people, and says he doesn't drink much.

racing for about five minutes When a quall struck her

and the main Amashed

boom. She The English team owed their victory jaad Tuckey and Tinkler only lost thre managed to turn about and return to superiority in the men's and Indies games to Kuhlmann and Land. Miss The eight singles were Lyle and Miss Dentman. won their doublen. under a small head eil.

Shortly

afterwards, Major hotved, Great Britain won the men's women's doubles, but Cooper and Mira

mixed: Harold Hall's Huahine was dis doubles by db, and the women's Dearman were the only English pair masted and towed in by Lord doubles by 3-1, losing six of the eight to gain a pint in the four

mixed durables. Individually H, G, N. matches.

The four singles on the second day Forcster's motor-yacht Matama.

Cooper came out of the match with The motor yacht put back imme-e best record. He was unbeaten in were shared. Tinkler, who was benten diately to assist an 8-metre yacht, any of the five matches in which he by Henkel, lost many points through Saskin, owned by Messra, Kenneth took part, and his successes must have over-cagerness. Henkel, Preston and Robert Steele, which tween the more pleasing to him after hand, volleyed well and placed his had also lost her must. She strug- his early dismissal the previstis week server with great skil. In Tuckey's gled in unaided, however, is sufin the German championship singles, encounter with Denker there cient of the mast remained to Neither.rmuntry was at full strength, many long driving duels in the first team of mare set, which Tuckey finally won 12-10. Germany selecting a hoint a few yards of sui).

highly ranked players than that of He relapsed in the second set, which Great Britain. Thus three of the com- Denker won with the loss of a single petite German ladies are naked in game. In the third met the players Germany's first whilst four of their were level at all, when the English men are all ranked equal-six in their man brake through his opponent's service to win. Miss Dearman gained country's lists.

an excellent win over Frau Schneider Peltz, nt present on Germany's a GOOD START. The dinghy heeled over and f

suffielent-data list but unofficially -ed with water, but her air tanks,

number three, About Cooper and Bare gave Great Britain assessed kept her afloat with the

good start on the first day in beat- Superior backhand steadiness brought elinging on desperately.

ing opponents Tunked equal-sixth in Miss Dearman to victory by 6-3, 4-0. She was swept away by a fast Germans. Cooper dropped a set to 6-3.

all-court game Great Britain wun two men's and ebbing tide. and four motor-Tubben, but playing

ended many of the rallies with a volley two women's doubles without loss of boats set off in a race for life. As she drifted into ungry sensor smash to win a well-deserved a sut daring the afternoon to carry Hare won the first set their total of points up to 15 and off Egypt Point, there seemed to victory.

Tuckey and be little hope for the dinghy, but "gainst Kuhlman without difficulty Cooper and Miss Dearmun again won

hat had to rerover from 2-5 and 5-5 their mixed doubles, tho motor-launch Saro, which was win the match at G-1. 8-6. Frl. Miss Scriven were narrowly heaten Pacific Coast where he is due to acting as tender to the committee Aussens repeated her German chur by Denker and Frl. Hora at 9-7 intake MissFreak boat, arrived fust in time.

pionship victory over Miss Scriven the third set, and Hare Lutor, four international 141, after another three-set mates of hard Hardwick only admitted defent

In the Arst set, Mien Lund and Frau Schomburgk after 42 sailing dinghies capsized In rapid biting.

insecurate, while Fri. games at 11-D in the third set. succession. They included Mr. Scriven Stewart Morris's R.1.P., which has Aussem was placing her shots well

RESULTS. just returned from the Inter and took the first nine gumes.

C. D. Tuckey (G.B.) b national contents at Toronto, and Scriven inde a great recovery and another craft owned by Mr. Chrls ook five games in succession in win Denker 12-10 1-6 8-6; R. K. Tinkler topher Cowen er.

The crews were picked up by motorboats.

During the afternoon the order was given for the yachts to take down their strings of flags. It was an order which has rarely---

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"like champagne best. I never I get tight (drunk). Sometimes get to feeling good," he said.

Baer will wind up his tour on the

another picture.—United {

MILITARY AQUATICS

son of the noted thei. In the third set the German (f. C. N. Comper ((B. R. Tube 8th Heavy Brigade Hold

FOUR SINGLES SHARED.

player won all service games, I. G. (G.B.) b

M2-4 0-3 6-3; C. E. Hare (G.B.) ht F. and by breaking through scriven's delivery won the set at 6-1. Kulhannn 6-1-8-5. Miss Lyle extended Fri. Hom, Ger... Miss M. C. Scriven (G.B.) lost te muny's second best player, to 6-4, 4-6, Fr. C. Aussem 0-6 6-4 4-6; Miss N. M. Lyle (G.B.1 lost to Fri. 1. Horn 1-6.

16-1 4-6 1-6: Miss E. M. Dearmon (G.B.) Frau. Sehnekler-Peitz fi-3 Great Britain Won both men's-6 6-3; Miss R. M. Bardwick (G.B.) if ever been given at the regatta doubles. Cooper and Hare avenged st to Frau. Schomburgk 4-6 0-.

Tuckey and And

which their defent by Henkel and Denker brought to an end Cowes Week, in the German championship meeting Kulbans and K. Lund 6-2 6-1: ht

by beating their rivala 84, 1-6, Henkel and Denker 7-5 6-4.

Cooper and Hnio (G.B.) bt Henkel and Denker 6-4 1-6 6-4; ht Kulhan and Lund 6-2 6-0.

1934.

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Miss Dearman rud Miss Lyle (5.B.) b Frl. Aussem and Frau. Peltz 6-2 7-6; bt Fra Schomborgs and Fri Horn 6-3 6-4.

Miss Beriven and Miss Hardwick ;(G.B.) bỤ Frau, Peitz and Frau. Ledig - -1; lost to Frau Schomburgk and Fel. Horn 2-0 3-11

Tuckey und Miss Scriven (G.B.) lost to Henkel and Frk Aussen 1-6′ 3-6; last to Denker and Fri, Hors 6-3 2-6

7.0.

Tinkler and Miss Lyle (G.B.) Inst to Denker and Fil. Hörn 2-6 0-4 3-6; last to Henket nod Fri, Aussem 2-6 7-5 0-4.

Cooper and Miss Hardwick (G.B.)

Annual Meeting

The 8th Heavy Brigade, Royal Artillery, comprising the 24th, 20th,

12th Heavy and 9th Anti-Aircraft Batteries, held a successful swimming meeting at the European YM.C.A. bath yesterday afternoon, when the tinnis of a varied programme of events were decided. At the conclusion of the meeting the prizes were presenter by Mrs. Parkes,

The championship title was won by the 20th Heavy Battery with 64 points to their credit, while the 4th Heavy Battery came second with an aggre- gale of 62 points,

At the distribution of prizes, certi- fentes won by the men of the units fe saving tests during the year were also presented.

The results were as follows:

50 yanıla fire style-1, Ger, Amith (201) Battery); Gar, Harris (121k listtery): 5. Lelir. Collins (12th Battery), Time: 36 176

20 yards nulces' breast stroke.--1, Gar Connor: *, Gar. Butchingen; 5, Ilde. Norbury, Time: 39 1/3

Diving championshifi.-), (or, Contor (29) Buttery); d. 1/1dr. Hardest (29th Battery)

bt. H. Schomburgk und Frat. Schom-, 1.dr. itall (24th Battery), 12 Delas. burgh 61 41-1; be Kuhlmann an Frun. Peltz 6-3 6-2.

Hare and Miss Dearman (G.B.) Just to Kuhlmanu and Frun, Peitz 3-0 4-6; lost to Lund and Frau. Schomburgk 4-6 7-5 9-11.

RACING SEASON

RE-OPENS

¿Continued from Page 83

Bongkang Singapore Britne Relay.-i. 9th Mountain Battery; 2. 4th Mountain Bat tery and bih Mountain Battery (dead heal), 100 yards medley relay race-1, 20th Renvy Battery! h Heavy Intery, oth AntAlrerat Battery. Time: 3 min., 19 4/0

50 yarin volemne_bandicap). UQ.M.S. Little Sergeant,

50 yards fleurs race, Lil Llei. Ravenhill: 9, Lleut. Kayll

12.

150 yards Invitation relay race-1. Int Rattalian Lincolnshire Regiment: 2. Routh Wat Borderers: . Ent Leashlee Regi- ment.

8th_heavy brigade 100 yarda championship, el, Gor. Smith (20th Battery): 2, L/Bdr. Mooney (20th Baltery); d. Gar, Hareti (12th Tintiery), Time 71 3/5 secs.

.

SENIOR DIVISION. Graientower G.C.

Kowloon 10.C. Kowloon C.C. Glos de leerein. Football Club

. Yacht Club

Indian C.

l'oller R.G.

Hongkong Elmotek Civil Service C.C.

Teams for to-morrow appear below:

JUNIOR DIVISION.

CRAIGENGOWER "B" T.

2.

E. Coates

A.

R. Comes

W. V. Field

I E. amRIPTI

it. Overy

J. 8. Banes

A. Wright

1. M. Jack

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IV. C. Fabrum søktøj

CLAN DE RECREIO ». ILK. ELECTRIC

A. M.

F. V. M. B. da Samsa E. M. Bemesliem

It. A. Hanter fakty

A. E. Xavier

C. E. Xavier

1. M., Hozaria

F., X. KoneFM (

. . Xavier

A. V. S

A. M. Xatir

6. R. Hooley

I Buller

(T. FRdEnte

A. P. Paal (ka)

J. G. Bate

W. Orchard

J. F. Lanny

2. Femme (ekip).

. .

A. McKellar

H. 8. McKay

F. A. Xarlor takia E. W. . Muskelt

bkip}, CRAIGENGOWER "A" FOOTBALL CLUB. CIVIL SERVICE C.C.

F. Tuck M. J. Medlin W. Bu

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5. Nhaw

11. A. Trenerova

TC. B. Robertion

11. W. Itradbury (skips) J. Cavanagh (ek!p) X. Brookshank faktz)

U. 31, Omer

41. 1. Ruchanan

4. Bernent

C. P, men

W Ward

A. Itumphreys,

11. Beer

W. T. Brichtinen

A. H

E... Carater

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(, S. Momnelet (skip)

3.

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A.

F. Marbent

G. E. Stephens

A. A. Bazack

H.

stilton

C. R. Gravre

Summon

A. A. Low[

1. N. Landali

St.

H. 1 Lave

(skip)

K N. Ilwriest.

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KOWLOON DOCK. KOWLOON 1.0.c.

(Akip)

Prehran

V. Petherick

4.

Handle

R. Ball (}{g}

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T. Farrel

3. А. Тюка

J. G. Meret

W. Drake akini

J. Watson

A. S. Irene}}

J. R. Huddar

I. Guy Inkip)

POLICE R. C. Y. KOWLOON C. C.

4. W. M. Brown

A. E. Hitun

W. 1rde

E. C. Fineðar“ (@kšty)"

.. Elliot-Heywood

H. Hampton

N. Debbington

1. P. Philips skip)

IL. ins

L.. Jark

C. J. Tarehi

3. Penser taking

TAJKOU HE. », CLUB DE RECREIO

A. A. TemECEITA

C. It. Betu

A. JA

C. G. Silva (klp)

Stiva

Atves

V. Ribelco

A. H. STANID (nkelp)

A. Guterres

C. Bru

C. E. Marques

X. Silve taklo)

JUNIOR DIVISION.

CRAIGENGOWER C.C. Y. FACHT CLUB

A. Colb Bura 60 yards handicap.-1. A. Clarke: 2. F. Bagley 11. Clarke: 3, P. Hall.

ĮV. Abbas 25 yards free style-Gor. Waddington (24th

in front of The Goose will win Bestery): 2, Lisir, Mooney (20th Haltery); There are many fancied, Gor. Smith (20th Battery). this mace. ponies and I know that Australian Comic Water-polu event. Won by the 9th

Anil-Aircraft Battery,

150 yarda Three style breast. back and

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V. N. Atten (skin)

J. W. Leopard W. f. Howard W. Pheine

| Glorious Star. Lucy Glitters, Por- free-1, Gor. Harris (129) Battery); 2. W. K. Way

tia, St. Joan and "Vriday are all/Dr. Mooney (201 Battery): 3, Gnr.

Gower (201) linstergy, Time: 3 mino., 18 4/6 d. R. Rosen expected to go close. You will have | weet.

W. Akto to follow your hunch here and you

Inter battery relay_rice~~1, 26th 150, yards

H. W, Randall Heavy Battery 1 8, 20th Heavy Battery: 8, 9th E. 2. Barry will most probably find that the

Anti Aircraft Blastery. Timai 1 min, 28.7/10 ponies which get off at the start fwill be the placet animals at the

finish.

4,

Final standings 1, 20th Battery, 84 painta

4th stery, 52; B, 18th Battery, no: 4, 0th Anti-Alreraft Battery, 19.

A. Stereot

J. A. D. Morrison

Sir Thomas Rauthern

A. Martarione (skin)

F. Abralınm

A. C. Young

J. A. R. Selby (skip) D. E. Maughan (g)

1. Berd

A.Tamilton

3. 11, Ross (skip) A Champioan (skip)

ROWLOON N.G.C. v. INDIAN R.C.

Macdonald

V. Scatte

B. M. Rumahn D. M.Ra

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CESAREWITCH AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE

BETTING DETAILS

TO-DAY'S MEETING OF BADMINTON CLUBS.

TO STUDY QUESTION OF

FORMING LEAGUE. “ Representatives of Bad- minton Clubs' intending to be present at the meating convaned to consider the question of forming a league for this winter, are reminded that the meeting is being held this evening in the Si C. M. Pont Board Rcom, starting at 5.30 sharp.

Clubs are invited to send two representatives each.

FOOTBALLER HURT

Mr. John Boyd in Cycle Accident

Mr. John Boyd, of the Sanitary Department, n well-known figure In Colony football elreles, is lying in the Kowloon Hospital with a frac tured collar bone as a result of a motor-cycle accident last night,

As far as is known, Mr. Boyd waa riding his machine along Salisbury Road, when he had occasion to brake sharply. He was thrown over the front of his motor-cycle and foll heavily on the road.

He was admitted to hospital but his condition is not serious.

Mr. Boyt liven at the Y.M.C.A, Kowloon, and played in the Second Division of the Football League last Ведлот for the Hongkong Football Cph. He plays centre half, and his Injury is not thought to bo serious enough to keep him absent from the game for long.

ROYAL PUPIL.

YUGO-SLAVIAN CROWN PRINCE FOR ENGLISH SCHOOL

The

London, Sept. 20.

Crown: eleven-year-old Prince Peter of Yugo Slávia arrived in London last night, and will enter a preparatory school for boya in Surrey, when the now termi begins next Wednesday-British Wireless.

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG. JOCKEY CLUB,

The SEVENTH EXTRA GRACE MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday,

1934. 22nd September, commencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Biel} will be Bung..at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE,,

Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Budges prominently displayed throughout the

London, Sept. 20. Following is the call-over for the Cesarewitch Stakes to be run at Newmarket next month over a dis-Meeting, tance of two miles, two furlongs:

Swift and Tene, 20 to 1 offered and taken.

Solar Boy, 20 to 1 offered. Cotoneaster, 22 to 1 offered:

No One without a badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure... Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5,00 for Gentlemen_and 25.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) ury obtainable through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal apțillention of a Member, such Member to be re- Spring Morning, 25 to 1 offered sponsible for all visitors' Introduced and taken.

by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &e

to I taken.

Negro, 29 to 1 offered..

Hands Off, Roi de Paris, Polly! Stevens, 25 to 1 offered: 28 to 1 !taken.

Silver Jubilee. 25 to 1 offered; 33 to 1 taken.

White Plains, 25 to offered. Solatium, 28 to 1 offered. Jock Tar and Penny a Liner, to 1 offered.

The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tob 27794) will close at 12 o'clock, noon.

Badges admitting to Members'. En- closure will NOT be of sale at the Ince Course,

On No Pretext will Children be 33|permitted in either Enclosure during

the Meeting.

Duplicate, 10 to 1 offered; Go to 1 taken.

Liitum, 60 to 1 offared; 66 to 1 taken.

Tins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from

the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 21920.

Following is the call-over for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, to be rua at Newmarket late in October over a distance of one mile one furlong:

Pegonias, 20 to 1 offered; 22 to 11Publie Enclosure

taken.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE..

The Price of Admission to the is $1.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including

Famence and Highlander, 20 to 1 Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. offered.

Soldiers and Sallors in Uniform ure Easton, 22 to 1 offered; 25 to admitted Half Price. taken,

Astronomer II, 26 to 1 offered; 28 to 1 taken.

Spirituelle. 28 to 1 offered and taken.

Dignitary. Solfatara, 83 to 1 offer. ed; 40 to 1 "taken.

offered and

Verrslela, 50 to

taken. Reuter.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c. will not be permitted to operate with. In the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meet- ing..

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Uongkong, 17th September, 1934,

SALESMAN SAM

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