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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY,

JUNE 8, 1935.

DERBY CRICKETERS LOSE CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURE

BASEBALL

TIES

NEW YORK OUTFITS IN CLOSE DUELS

YANKEES LOSE AS GIANTS WIN

The

New York, June 7. two New York Clubs in the major Baseball Lengues were engaged in close duels against

Boston tenme to-day.

The Giants managed to nose out

JAPANESE South Africans Continue To Win Tourists

OUT OF DAVIS CUP

ELIMINATED AT WARSAW

CZECHO-SLOVAKIA QUALIFY

Warsaw, June 7,

eliminated Czecho Slovakia

Japan from the Davis Cup Com- petition to-day by winning by three matches to love.

The country will now meet in

the Braves in the National League the semi-Anal the winners of the after ten innings but the Yankees,

Itie between South Africa and Lengue, were in the American

Poland Renter. beaten by two runs to one.

A double header hetween S1. Cleveland Browns Louis

Indians was postponed un account of rain, which also caused the postponement of one match in the National League,

Results. as cabled by Renter

follow:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Baston

New York

Moore

1. ![.

E.

"

9

0

#

7

#

and

Melvin

011

(J. scored home runs for the Giants. There were ten innlogs).

Brooklyn.....

11 15

:

Philadelphia

9 14

1

Koenerke Brored a home run for the Badgers and J. Moure and Allen for the Phillies).

15 13

11

{

Cincinnati... Pittsburgh (Byrd, Kanpouris and tied man heared for the Reds).

double header between Chicago Cuba and St. Louis Car- dinnls was postponed on account

of raie.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York

It. 1.

E.

1

0

Boston ...

#

7

0

H

15

9

ן:

Detroil Chiengo

10 2 (Melvin Fox homered for the Tigers while Gerald Walker hit two home runs, and Bopura one for the White Sox),

Philadelphia

Washington

FOISTED UPON PUBLIC

I. J. BRADDOCK DENOUNCED

BY PRESIDENT OF N. B. A.

LEADERS BADLY BEATEN

NINE WICKET DEFEAT AT

WORCESTER

YORKSHIRE DISPLACE DERBY AT

HEAD OF AFFAIRS

London, June 7.

Rain throughout the country curtailed play in the majority of the county cricket championship matches but the weather at Worcester did not prevent Derby- shire, hitherto lenders in the championship race from being defeated by Worcestershire who won by nine wickets and thus enabled Yorkshire; who had previously beaten Hampshire in two days, to assume the leader- ship for the first time this season. Derbyshire wd them defend to the complete collapse of their batsmen in! the second innings when Jackson and Heworth skittle out the side for 54

In their first innings Derbyshire i Issured a lend over their opponents elixa roms and 13- by scoring 197

for Worcestershire

16. missing Mitchell hnd five victimer for 1,

With both Jackson and Howorth in

continue 01:

Providence, R.L., June F. "James J. Bradeork is being foisted impen a gullible light public in his role deally form Derbyshire failed arise

contender for the heavyweight title ally in their second venture, Jackson held by Max Baer," said Mr. Edward foo far for 14 and Howarth six for Poster, President of the National 16. Worestershire lost one wicket Boxing Asuryweight situation.

when discussing a scoria: #1 runs, for victory,

The South Africans the current

"Braddock". Mr. Foster contuted winning veins and at Northampton they i isn't in the same class with Baer-beat Northants, by an innitus and an merely the fortunate victim of re by dismissing the eminty side for! He is

19. it. J. Crisp, the fayd a high-handed scheme to enrich sums 129 d

ith the fight bowler, captured HIN Best inwings conected individuals

und al- wickets for 50 runs. in-and-outer, game. He's an though he did mutsenre Art Lasky in bis most recent fight he didn't in my opinion, look like a title contender when he fought John Henry Lewis fast December. Lewis should have bees given the decision in that bunt."

In their only innings the tourists: compiled a total of 297.

A recovery in their second innings flowing their cheap dismissal in the fr enabled Cambridge Baiversity

by 162 run I beat Somerset

(Johnnon spored u home run for Cambrids took seven wickels for

6

13 2

11 16

1

and Reds was postponed.

Andrews

at i

the Athletics).

Owing to rain the match be- runs when the Undergraduates went i tween St. Louis Browns and Cleve to the wickets to score but i runs but Rought-Bought completely demoralis- ed the Somerset batsmen who lost; their last wielt for 66 runs, Reught Rought had five for 41.

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RESULTS AT A

GLANCE

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

Worcestershire (161 and 91 for 1 wkt.) beat Derbyshire (197 and 54) by nine wickets.

Surrey (149) drew Sussex (80 for 1 wkt.).

HELEN WILLS-MOODY

HELEN WILLS WINS

NEARLY BEATEN IN ENGLAND

EX-CHAMPION'S COME-BACK

(Special to "Telegraph")

Weybridge, June 7. Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody, in her tennis come-back campaign, narrowly escaped an abrupt set- back to-day when the former In- with ternational champion barely de- feated a promising young English player, Miss Mary Hardwick, in three sets.

Lancashire (212) drew with Glamorgan (27 for 2 wkts.).

Mr Moody wam 4-6, 7-5, 4-8, but Leicestershire (97) beat Glou-jahe was playing far under her ohl

time form. cestershire (72) on first inn-

She was nearly eliminated, in ings.

send set.

Tu-marrow she puts Miss Billie: York.'nited Presa,

After an interval of from the game the

18

the

months will naturally

the

From Hawaii In Tientsin

VISITING BOXERS

WIN

FIGHTS AGAINST

4

LOCAL MEN

(Special to "Telegraph")

Tientsin, June 7.

HER SECOND VICTORY

IN ENGLAND

ANITA LIZANA WINS AGAIN

YOUNG CHILEAN TENNIS STAR

London May 12. The sunshine and shade of Hur- lingham was very pleasant for watching tennis yesterday; but the spectators had the best of it. for there was a baffling wind and'

In a boxing tournament here last night, McCredy, the visitor from awali, fought Gray of the U.S. Infantry but no decision was a good deal of sand blowing on renched, in an eight round contest the courts. Neverthelss, both that was slow, with both players the singles finally produced good @ghting cautiously.

Other results were as follows: Angelucci (Hawaii) gained the decision over Vallospeed, a Tien- tsin Russian:

Kraft of Hawaii beat Maher, a British soldier:

play and exciting matches.

The first to finish was the women's singles funl. If Senorita Lizana, of Chile, had still any lingering doubts as to whether her home form could hold its own in Europe, they must have been dispelled after she had won the singles at her first London tourna- ment from a very fairly strong field. Her opponent yesterday was Mrs, Strawson, the pace of whose driving is famous. But Mrs. Strawson in the first set was not timing the ball well. Sorini technically knocked out She found the net far too often, and Senarita Lizana only had to keep the Velisoff who was floured three ball in play to win most of the rallies. times in the first round and could This she was fully capable of doing, not return for the second-United scumpering all over the court, and Strawson's best getting even Mrs. Press,

shots back, often for winners,

Viveiros (Hawaii) defeated Brusentzl. a Tientsin Russian;

Jaworsky (Hawaii) and Brown, of the US. Infantry, reached no decision in their fight;

SEQUEIRA

WINS CHESS

TITLE

THE VALUE OF PACE She soon had the first set at B-3, and looked like getting a runaway victory when she led 4-1 in the second. But Mrs. Strawson, improv ing fast, and scoring a lot of winners made si hrave effort, and by sheer pace, won the next three games to level the score, though in one of these the Chilean girl madé a half-volley drop- the shot close to the not that

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SIXTH SUCCESS stroke in the match." Mrs.

IN TOURNEY

COLONY EVENT CONCLUDED

the ninth game to love; and, though she won the next, could only win

Strawson, reacting, lost

a. single point in the next two, Senorita Lizana thus winning G-3, 7-5.

The

an winner's game cannot be called

FRIENDLY MATCHES

South Africa (297) beat Northamptonshire (129 and

one: the only two 133) by an innings and 35 runs,

occasions on which she tried to volley I require extended practice if she is tis

were not nt all successful: but from For the fourth year in succes- Cambridge University (96 regain her former position in

sion and the sixth since the in- the back of the court she is really and 292 for 6 wkts. dec.) beat gate. There is an old saying that

will

10 progreas lefent her. Her Somerset (66 and 160) by 96 player "never comes back once the auguration of the competition, C. Koud; only the hardest hitting can

racket has been in aside for, an

M. Sequeira, the Kowloon Chess watched with interest: acumen and extended period. This may not apply Club champion, has won the activity, power and precision, drives, M.C.C. (70) drew with War-to the former American lady hom Colony Chess Championship. drops, and determination are

to pion who is still young enough

He secured the title last night by weapons: and they will take wickshire (38 for 2 wkts.).

Take up her racket again with every defeating V. Rush du

secoil countering. of reproducing her great talent-round match. which is now dormant.

runs.

Anxious To

BEST PERFORMANCES Meet

BATTING

Tindall (Cambridge

Somerset)

V.

117

91

R. P. Nelson (Cambridge

v. Somerset)

BOWLING

Andrews (Somerset

v. Cambridge)... 7 for 29 C. Parker (Gloucester

v. Leicester) Howorth (Worcester

v. Derby

If she has sufrient ineentive, how- lever, she will discover that her contemporaries, such as Miss Round,

their

her

Some

A RATTLING THREE-SETTER Sequeira as one mire match tel play, that against L. R. Holmes, but K. C. Ganlar-Dower just got the as he has not lost a match and has better of P.D.B. Spence in a fast and twice beaten Rush, his nearest up-rattling three-getter. Spence won the ponent, the final fixture can make to first set at 6-3, and Gandar-Dower Miss Jacobs, Mine, Mathieu and Mile.ference to the loading positions. the second at the same score. He got

their Payot have stendily sutured

Sequeira has secured seven points a useful -2 lead in the final set, nines in the interval and will not be

against Rush's four.

and managed to stick to it, and Tutoring from any inferiority equ Last year Sequeira wen outright

at G. plex if they meet her again in singles,the South China Morning Post The in this match,, as in the There is moreover new generation challenge cup. A new trophy is other, improved as it went on: in tho of players in the field-of whom Great wing purchased this year from sith-haust few games both men were plasing Britain has her fair share any friptions from the enthusiasts in very well indeed, both of them making. TOMMY LOUGHRAN|then expable of holding their own in Hongkong.

international competition and likely to advane into the world class during the coming season.

Maxie Baer

AMBITIOUS

Miss Round demonstratél izz he New York, June 1. Boasting triumphs over the heavy-final of the indies singles at Win- weight champions of Argentina, Chile lesion two years ago, when she won and Peru, Tommy Loughran, former a set from Mrs, Wills Moody, that the 7 for 49 cruiser weight champion of the world gap between the American lady and then steadily and unequalled exponent of the finest her rivale was even 6 for 16 points in real boxing, has returned closing, and the present Whableden

from his tour of South America and lady clumpion bas nsterinlly

vanced her game since then, 6 for 45 is anxious to fight Max Baer,

J. Parks (Sussex v.

Surrey)

R. J. Crisp (S. Africa

6 for 50

v.

v. Northants)

Paine (Warwick

M. C. C.)... Mayer (Warwick v.

M. C. C.)

D. Rought-Rought (Cambridge v. Somerset) Mitchell (Derby

Worcester) Jackson (Worcester

v. Derby) Smith (Leicester v.

Gloucester)

ad-

Tommy, who had intended to takej

Japan's outstanding woman 'swim- cruise around Cape Horn, abandoned this plan to hurry home to Philndelier, Miss Hideko Marbata, who holds 5 for 20 phia, when informed that his mother, the world records for 200, 400 and Ana Loughran, was in a 500 metres breast stroke, has an- Philadelphia hospital suffering from rounced her decision to retire after S for 32 heart disease.

The Berlin Olympic games,

5 for 41

V,

5 for 56

4 for 14

4 for 27

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In their second innings Cambridge declared at 292 for six, Nelson seuring at and Tindall 117. Somerset were sont back a second time for 16tt runa, The MC.C. and Warwickshire were engaged in a drawn matek at Lord's where, the headquarters side scared 70 rung inn innings in which Mayer took five for 32 and Paine five for 20, When rain prevented further play Warwickshire had made 38 for two wickets.

Mrs.

GREAT SHOTS IN GOLF DESCRIBED

A NIP AND

4

TUCK BATTLE

TITLE WON BY ONE STROKE

MASHIE-NIBLICK -

SHOT

A NEW SERIES OF GOLF ARTICLES BY ART KRENZ

even

ing to Johnny's brother, Jimmy, gave him the courage to carry on to the title. He almost holed a mashie-niblick from the tee, the half landing one foot from the hole. Bobby's putt for a birdie was Surrey and Sussex, at the Oval,

inches to the left. Farrell got his were unable to come to any definite

two and they again were even. decision, each side taking four points.

The 14th and 15th were played Surrey made 149, J. Parks taking six for 45 and then Sussex had 89 for

alike. On the 16th, Farrell picked one wi

wicket

when stumps were drawn.

up a stroke after Jones overdrove After a nip and tuck battle that the green, and on the 17th had to The match at Blackburn between Lanenshire and Glamorgnis was also saw him three up at the end shoot a birdie to keep the lead. left without a decision on the first of the first 18 holes, and then one The 18th was played in Innings, when Glamorgan made 27

down facing the 13th hole of the strokes and Johnny was the now runs for two wickets in reply to Jan- cashire's total of 212.

afternoon round, Johnny Farrell champion, winning by one stroke, Leicestershire captured points for a displayed the courage that makes 143 to 144.

Farrell plays his muahle-niblick lead on the first innings in their champions in the playoff for the match against Gloucestershire at U. S. Open Championship at shots with an open stance. Gloucester where the visitors made 17 Olympia Fields, Chicago, in 1928 club is slightly closed. With the. wickets for 49 against Leicestershire against the great Bobby Jones. while Smith had four for 27 against The 13th-la a par three hole, 130 Oxford University at Oxford were yards long. Jones, taking the unable Lo complete their Innings honour, laid his tee shot hole high against the Minor Counties, scoring 12 feet to the left of the pin. 160 for four wickets when stumps were drawn-Router.

and the hosts 72. C. Parker took beven

Gloucestershire.

The

left arm straight,-ho.swings at the ball, rather than punching at il

To get the necessary backspin. the clubhond travela downward until the ball is hit. The follow through is always toward the hole, Farrell then maddened the gal-and when finishing the swing the lory with the shot, which, accord-club points toward the objective,

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almost incredible recoveries. Spence but Gandar- rulleyed very finely, Dower's

his habit of activity playing the shot all the Lime, Just polled him through. Ilis general unorthodoxy makes him n very

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