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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 27, 1935.

AMATEUR GOLF

Little Wins British

Title Again

COUNTY CRICKET

South Africans Engage Middlesex

London, May 26.- The South Africana are not doing well In their match against Middlesex which is being played at Lord'a.

too

ONE UP, VICTORY only 202 in their first innings,

SCORED

London, May 25. By beating 38-year-old Dr. William Tweddell by one hole in the final of the British Amateur Golf Champion- ship at St. Annes to-day, W. Laws Little holds the distinction of being

the first American to win the title twice. lo captured it for the first

time last year.

Little is the third player to have won the competition two years run- ning, only Harold Hilton, in 1900 and 1901, and Horace Hutchison, in 1886 and 1887, having accomplished the fent before.

The young San Francisco player had to fight very hard to beat Tweddell, who almost collapsed owing to the strain, on the Inst green, and was assisted to the club-house,

Little was three up at the end of the morning round, his score being 73 and Tweddeli'a 75.

Bogey is 30 and 30-75.

The American won the first, second, fourth and eighth holes. Twedfell won the ninth. The other holes were Halver.

At the end of the unth hole. Little was three upi

The stroke scores Tweddell 40,

The tenth wax halved. Little won the eleventh, and the twelfth was

halved.

Macao Races Commence In Downpour

BUT EVENT PROVES TREMENDOUS

SUCCESS TO EVERYBODY

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The Seventh Extra Raco Mosting will be held (weather permitting)

2.30 p.m.

A downpour of rain greeted the commencement of at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, the Spring Race Meeting at Macao yesterday but despite June, 1935, commencing at the weather the event proved to be a tremendous success. and

The First Bell will be rung at. The biggest dividend of the day was paid by Partnership 1.00 pm. one

which was ridden to victory in the Ladies' Race by Eileen Turbett.

Batting frat, the tourists mado

Middlesex had acored 28 for wicket when stumps were drawn for the day.

:

ESSEX. DERBYSHIRE

Bowlers had the upper hand in the first day's play of the swatch be- wood. In Essex's first innings which tween Essex and Derbyshire at Brent realised 110 runs, W. Copson captured five wickets for 20 runs. Derbyshiro did not do much better, being all out for 150. L. C. Eastman took fiva for 36 for Essex. Balting again, Essex had scored 85 for three wickets at close of play.

GLOUCESTER ♥. SURREY

Batting all day, Surrey made 228 runs for four wickets at Bristol.

Hampshire v. Worcestershire In their match against Worcester- shire, Hampshire scored only 136

runs

against the bowling of R. Howorth who enptured six wickets for 68 runs. The visilorn then scored 104 for six wickets.

LEICESTER ♥. LANCASHIRE

Leicestershire Bro in a sound | position against Lanenshire as the result of to-day's play. Batting all day, Leicester senred 348 for wickets, Shipman and Prentice making #2 and 93 respectively.

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NORTHANTS, GLAMORGAN

A century by A. II. Bakewell, the were Little 37, Narthants opening batsman, was the feature of the first day's play in the match between Northants and Glam- organ which is being played at Kettering. To his. side's total of 320, Bakewell contributed 121. Glover victims for 79 runn, claimed five Glamorgan had made five runs for one wicket when stumps were drawn. NOTTS SOMERSET

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With an enormous drive of 360 yards.

Little won the fifteenth.

The sixteenth and seventeenth holes were halved, but Tweddell won the eighteenth,

In the afternoon, Tweddell won the first twb

two holes and halved the third fourth.

and

The American won the fifth and sixth, but Tweddell took the seventh. Little obtained the eighth and Tweddel the ninth, at which stage the former was two up,

39.

The scores were Little 41, Tweddell

The tenth was halved.

TWEDDELL SQUARES MATCH

Twoddell won the eleventh and

twelfth, an eagle three and birdie two respectively, to square the match. ́ ́

The thirteenth was halved, but

Notts mude-351 for seven wickets against Somerset to-day. Winrow

is not out with 94 to his credit.

WARWICKSHIRE, KENT

Following his century agninst Natts Leslie Antes, the Kent and England wicket-keeper, han scored another one, this time against War- wickshire. Kent made only 247, of which ames claimed 138. Warwick- nhire had lost a wicket for 18 runs when piny ceased.

YORKSHIRE v. SUSSEX

Chief interest in the Yorkshiru Sussex match to-day was the splendid innings of 191 made by W. Barber, of Yorkshire, who was chiefly res ponsible for his side's big neore of

20 runs-Renter.

Little again got the lead by winning21. Sussex have lost a wicket for the fourteenth and fifteenth

The sixteenth was halved, Little being dormie two.

Tweddell

Won

the

seventeenth,

here Little missed a short putt. where

The eighteenth was halved, both having perfect fours.

The stroke scores for the last nine holes were Little 37, Tweddell 36.- Reuter.

HOW HOLES WERE WON

The following shows how the holes

Tweddell

were won

1. Little Little

3. Halved

Little

5. Ifalved

6.

Halved

7. Halved

8. Little

1. Tweddell

10, linlved

11. Little

12. Halved

13. Twendell 14. Halved 16. Littie 16. Halved 17. Halved

18. Tweddell 11. Tweddel! 20. Tweddell 21. Infved Haived 23, Little 24 Little 25. Tweddell

26. Liddell

27,

28. nlyed

29.

Tweddell

30. Tweddell

31. Halved

32 Little 33. Little

34. Halved

Little

9

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Unplaced ponies $0.00 each, Chairman's Cup.

The results were as follows: Tai Shan Handicap (Becond Sec-} tion). Mr. Why's Fudge, 168. lbs.

(N. Deitz) 1 Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Saranbande, Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Captain,

“162 lbs. (G. U. da Roza) 168 lbs. (P. P. Botelho Distance: 4

Winner Pari-Mutuel 2 lengths.

$2.40 Places $9.40; $9.20; $12.70.

Cash

2

Sweep:-1st $67.70; 2nd $10.60; 3rd $8.20.

1

2

Untilaced ponies $2.20 each. Bui Tai Handicap, Mr. H.E.M.'s Bayardo, 168 lbs.

(Mr. Davis) Mr. Macgregor's Daylight Eve,

148 s. (Mr. Cheaps) Mr. Lee's Bistro, 160 lbs.

(S. Y. Liang) 3 Distance: Short head, 2 lengths, Pari-Mutuel: Winner $8.10 Places: $6.80; $8.40.

Cash Sweep: 1st $70.70; 2nd $20.20 3rd $10.00.-

Unplaced ponies $10.00 each. Sul An Handicap,

By Order,

Rongkong, 27th May,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. 1995.

1

Mr. Eves Boxing Eve, 150_Ibs,

(Don Black) Mr. L. T. F. Grent Hall, 183 Iba.

(G. U. da Roza) 2 What A Chance, 163 lbs. (31r. Pih)

Distance: A length. Short head. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $10.40; Places) $8.10 $0.40.

Cash Sweep: 1# $07.50; 2nd $27.80; | 3rd $13.00,

Unplaced pontes $7,70 each.

Kin Shan Handicap.

Mr. H. J. Law's Twenty Grand,

140 lbs. (Don Black)

WATER LEVELS

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Mr. Li Shiu Pang's Soldier Of Peace,

168 lbs. (N. Delts) Mr. Lan's Plain Vlow, 147 lbs.

(S. Y. Liang) Distance: Short head, 3 lengths. $9.70; $0.10.

Pari-Mutuel: Winner $37.60; Places

Crab Sweep: 1st: $107.10; $30.60; 3rd $16.30.

2

Unplaced ponies $8.50 each. Tei Shan Handicap (First Section). Mr. L. Reidy's Chivalrous, 140 lbs.

1 (Don Black) 1 Mr. Ulster's Warrington, 154 lbs. (P. P. Botelho) Mrs. Liang's Limelight, 148 lbs.

(H. C. Pib) Distance: Short head, 14 length. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $11.80; Places $5.50; $6.00; $6.80.

Carl Sweep: 1st $105.60; Zul Unplaced ponies $5.50 each.

2

3

| Mr. L. Liang's Boginner's Luck,

166 lbs. (P. P. Botelho) Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Major,

156 lbs., (G. U. da Roza) Mr. Wing Flamingo, 168 lbs.

(Mr. Pih) Distance: Short head a length. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $12,80 Places; $5.40; $5.50; $5.80.

Cash Sweep: 1st $77.40; 2nd $22.10; | $30.10; 3rd $15.00. 3rd $11.00,

15.8 2.7

Ladies' Sprint (Unofficial), Mr. Lan's Partnership, 140 lbs.

(Eileen Tubet.) 1 Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Captain,

138 lbs. (Beryl Fair) Miss. Joan Dowbiggin's Ebbony adol 140 lbs. (Joan Dowbiggin) a Distance: Short hoad, % length. Parl-Mutuol: Winner $58.20; Places $14.60; $7.30.

Canh Swoop: {$29.30; 3rd $14.00.

1st $102.60; 2nd.

Unplaced ponies, $8.00 each.

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