1934-11-10 — Page 17

BASEBALL IN

JAPAN

Babe Ruth's Team Beats Nippon All-Stars

Tokyo, Nov. 5.

Another caprelty crowd of 65,000 cheered to-day as Babe Ruth and his American big league baseball barnstormers, making their second start in Japan, said it with homera and downed the Nippon All-Stars 5 to 1 in a well-contested game.

The Americans clouted altogether four fourmasters, and this was just their margin of victory over the Japanese, who put up a much harder fight than did the Tokyo club in losing yesterday 17 to 1.

The Babe himself failed to con- nect for the circuit, but Ear! Averill of the Clevoland Indians did it twice and Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees, the 1934 home run king, and Jimmy Foxx, of the Philadelphin Athletics, contributed one four-ply swat aplece. These accounted for all the American tal- Hes, although the visitors obtained lx additional hits off the delivery of two Japanese moundsmen,

Joe Chacarelia of the Athletics, limited the Japanese to three hits. Both outfits were debited with two errors.

THE HONGKONG : TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, · 1934.

This dramatic action picture shows that Mickey Cochrane wasn't quite fast enough to reach first bans anfely in the first inmings of the fourth World's Series gume, played at St. Louls. As Cochrane lungos desperately for the bag, the white ball pestlos into the glove of the Cardinal first baseman, Jimmy Collins. The Tigers want on to win, 10 to 4.

With Connie Mačk, veteran pilotgency of Germany keeping ita of the Athletics, in general charge, promise was placed by Inference, the vialtora arrived Friday and are the invitation was accepted unani- scheduled to play 15 more games mously.

in Japan before proceeding to Shanghal for one game

Manila for two.

and to To-day'a acore:

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Mr. Brundage's report was a long He quoted many Jews to the effect that as long as they attended to their own affairs they were not bothered by the Nazi government.

RUGBY

Saturday's

SEVERAL CHANGES Racing

IN CLUB XV. s

Owing to an unusually large num ber, of injuries, principally amongst the backs, there have been several changes in the Club sides for thie afternoon against the Army..

The First XV will now be repre. sented by:

Big Leaguers.... Nippon All Stars Joe Cascarella, Athleties, and He said that the government had Frank Hayes, Athletics; Date, Ha-decreed that non-Aryana may be mazaki and Kuji, Inokawa.-AD-admitted to membership in German ciated PreRA,

sport clubs although they may not hold office and that all objections. to Jewish clubs had been removed,

AMERICA'S UNPRECEDENTED STAND

Entrants For Eleventh

Extra Meeting

entranta

for

WORLD SERIES SHARE-OUT

CARDINALS RECEIVE $5,941 EACH

Detroit

The world's championship St. Louis Cardinals received $5,041.10 | each na their share of the World Series, receipts, while each of the vanquished Detroit Tigers got $4.- 313.90. The shares include receipts from the radio rights, sold to the Ford Motor Co., for $100.000.

The Cardinals split their receipts 26 ways; the Tigers divided theirs Into 20 shares. The Cardinals also voted $3,000 in donations to club attendants, culting their actual shares to $5,821.19 each.

For four games in which the players shared, the total player pool was $299,786.GD from the gate receipts alone. The pool was in- creased $61,000 by radio receipta. The commissioner received $15,000 from the radio, swelling his share to $169.811.15. Each league and each club received $144,238.57 from the gate and $8,600 cach from radio or a grand total of $152,738.57 each. —Associated Press.

Home Rugby

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

Weights and

the Four Rugby Union County Cham- Eleventh Extra Meeting of the Hong-plonship matches are due to be play. kong Juckey Club or next Saturany this afternoon in England, two MeLellan (Captain), J. C. Miller Mile-Dinty. 166; Empire Day, 165; South Western Graun. G. P. Lammert; W. H. D. Rigg, appear below:

of the fixtures being in the North- Hatham Handleny. "B" Class, One ern Group and the other two in the and H. R. Mctilchrist; M. Polar Star, 152; Portin, 240; Vriday. Turner and H. C. Meeke;

A. F130.

A number of Club Axtures are also

An internationally known Jewish Walkden, W. E. Peers, H. U. Bramble, banker in Berlin, whose name was 1. It. Bradford, S. H. Garrod, K. A Furlongs Boxing Eve, 100: Chint noon, not revealed was quoted by Mr. M.

to be played. Blackheath will be Talpo Handicap, "D" Class, Fivo | folding two combinations this after- one meeting the Wasps and

Brundnge as saying that it would be bent for the United States to

¡Continued from Page 12,) proper," and finally after Mr. John consider its partirigution purely on Brows,

of the International basis of sport and to keep out Y.M.C.A.. had worded the accept of the pilitical and religious aider ance resolution so that the contin of the question.-United Prees.

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6. A. Stewart and P. A. Seattle, 166; Festival Eve, 140; Glad the other Oxford University. The "A" XV will now. be repre-Hall, 100: Heart's Glory, 100; Hey Ees, 189; Gold Currency, 158; Great sented by:

A. M. Other; G. §. dones, C. s. Tor, 140; Iron Grey, 145: No Fear.

1. J. Gurdner

La cacnership, 140; Pie Face, 140: Archer, Lalkion; I. N. Holmes and 11. Racing Luck, 161: Racing Pride, 169 Tudor; . C. Moutrie (Captain), it. Racing Triumph 140; Royal Flush, G. Castleton, B. D. G. Barlow, W. 154: Sandy Bay, 151; Solar Star, 101: G. Knowles, R. 1. Cherrill, D. K. Stickypad, 168; Tillicum, 158: Tso Hislap, P. G. Nigel and F. J. Mc-

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Hongkong St. Leger, one and three The Army First XV will be re-quarter miles: Bright View, 163; Brilliant Star. 160; Electric Star, 166; Gladiator,

166; Hydroplane, 166; King's Warden, 146; Macaroni, 166; Ribble. 161: Soldier of 'Britain, 166; Soldier of China 166.

Lanenshire

The full programme is appended:"

County Championship

v. Cornwall At Devonport)

v. Durham (At Manchester) Northumberland, Yorkshire

(At Gosforth) Somerset

(AL Bath)

v. Joucestershire.

Club Fixtures

v. Leicester

Blackheath Cambridge U. Clifton Coventry Devonport

v. Wasps

Fanling Handicap, Six Furlongs Exeter 165; Delightful Chance, 169; Hell for London Wolsi Bold, Commander, 145; Chesterfield, Guy's Hosp

Ironsides, 149; Kindo, 140; Little O.M.T Leather, 148: In Good Time, 165; | Northampton Beauty, 152; Racing Spirit, 140; Oxford U Sarabande, 168: Soldier of Italy, 146; Richmond

Snie Young Chap. 165.

v. Both

v. Bedford

v. London Hosp.

v. Old Bluch

v. Birkenica

P.

v. St. Mary's Hosp.

v. Gloucester

v. Rosslyn P.

v. Blackheath

v. Harlequins

v. Liverpool

v. Landon Seot.

EMPIRE GAMES ATHLETE

presented by:

Smith L/Cpl.

(8.W.B.); Gnr. Hub

(R.A.), e.

Simmonds (S.W.B.), Pte. Sharman (RA.M.C.) and Pte. Stiton (R.A.M.C.): Pie. Makin Lincolns) and Pte. Hewitt (S.W.B.): Pte. Mackinan (Lincoln) Cpl. Trati (S.W.B.), Cpl. Chicken (Lincoins), Pte. Gilmore (S.W.B.) Pte. Pali Lincolns), Gur. Barra clough (R.A.), L. O'Conor (Lin colns) and L/Bdr. Hall (R‚Æ.).

The Army "A" XV will be repre-

Sub-Griffins St. Leger, one and Portsmouth S. sented by:

three quarter miles: Cavalcade, 186; Pte. Keogh 15.W.B.); Lt. Galletly Chaw Fan, 166; Classic Hall, 166; (S.W.D.). LL. Muspratt (Lincolna), Gar. Hutchison (R.A.) Beauty. 146; Sarabande, 151: Soldier Williams Copper Idol, 166; Kindn, 146; Little and Pte. Poller (Lincolna): Pic of Fortune, 161; St. Ives, 151; Tiny Steele Lincolns) and Pte. Short-Star, 156, Young Chap, 161, house (S.W.B.); 1. Harrison (E. Lancashire), Cpl. Hardy (S.W.B.), Five Furlonge-Brechin, 181; Don, Castle Teak Handicap, "B" Class, Lt. Andrews (E Lancs.), Capt. An-140; Gladiator, 108; High Speed, 140; dernon (R.A.M.C.). Pte. Hughes (Lincoln). Ptr.

King's Bounty, 165; King's Fancy, Whelan (5.W.B.), I'te. Jones (S.W.B.) and L/Cpl. Hall 168; Macaroni, 155; Oak Bay, 150. (S.W.B.).

Fremantle St. Leger, one and three The game between the two "A" Bag Tor, 156; 11gh Finance, 151; quarter miles: Able Amazon, 158; XV's will commence at pm, and Mutiny Hay, 101: Racing Heart 150. will be refereed by Major H. M. J. Shum Chun Handicap, "C" Clans, Melntyre, R.A. The two First XV's One Mile-Bavaro will meet at 4.15 p.m. and the re-Bistre, 140; Daylight Eve, 140; Flying feree will be Dr. J. A. R. Selby- Tourist, 140; Jungle Jim, 16 Both games will be played at Soo-Warthy, 161; Lemberg, 153; action has proved effective and doc- kunpoo.

Felt, 168; Monoplane, 146; Boy, 168: Racing Pluck, 148: Spin- tors say he will be 100 per cent. Inway, 167; The Tiger, 158; Wayward fit next summer. RAILWAY GOLF CUP A Chance, 155; Wonderful Stag, 140; should be at the zenith of hla Stag, 101; Went Parade, 151; What If Rampling keeps well he Zero, 140. Williamson: Mrs. D. J. Valentine and Mrs. Gilmore.

DRAW FOR LADIES'

COMPETITION

Ang Mata 41-

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Rampling Undergoes Another Operation

Milocarian athlete who set up a Godfrey Rampling, the great

138cc. at the British Empire British quarter-mile fut record of

another operation, Games Inst August, has undergone

It is understood that the opera-

powers at the next Olympic Games, which are to be held at Berlin In 1936.

The competition is over 18 holes It will be noted by athletic en- match play over the Old Course at thusiasts that Britain's only Inter- Fanling. A three-quarter difference national engagement abroad next The draw for the Railway Cup handicap will be allowed. Ladies' season is with Germany at Cologne, competition of the Royal Hongkong Golf Union tone including back tee It was at this city that Rampling Golf Club Ladies' Section has been at the tenth will be used. made and is as follows:

The first round matches are to be did such marvellous running in First Round: Mrs. Lissamen v. played off by November 30, the the 400 metres against the Ger- Mrs. Whyte Smith; Mrs. Rodgers v. second round by December 14, the Mrs. Walker; Mrs. J. B. Ross v. Birs. third rounds by January 4 and the Cassidy Mrs. Dovey v. Mra. Wren; semi-finals by January 18, Mrs. Mdicton-Smith v. Mrs. Stewart Entries are invited for the Taggart

Ryes into Second Round:Mra Cup, a Rivera v. Miss Mackle; Mrs. K. 8. handicap-to be played on the New knock-out competition or Robertson v. Miss Stevenson: Mrs. Course at Fanling. Entries will close Summerfelt v. Mrs. Fitzgerald; Mira. on November 30. Liats have been Sommers; Mrs. Newbiggin and Mrs. posted in the Club houses.

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man champion, Metzner, in 1931. Itampling on that form was re- Karded as England's big hope for the Olympic Games the following taken ill and the operation he ex- senson at Los Angeles, but he was

showing his true form in America. perienced prevented him from

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