1935-07-02 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY JULY

1085.

CENTURY PARTNERSHIP BY MITCHELL AND ROWAN

J. DONALD BUDGE

JOE LOUIS TO FIGHT MAX BAER

MATCH ARRANGED FOR OCTOBER

ACCORDING TO PROMOTER

Yankee Stadium, N.Y. City

June 25.

DONALD BUDGE OF CALIFORNIA

A. SENSATION

CARROT-TOPPED YOUNGSTER

ATTRIBUTES OF A CHAMPION

The newest sensation in the tennis world again strides out of the Golden West, J. Donald Budge, the good-natured, quiet- ¿spoken, carrót-topped youngster' from the far West, is the logical successor to that already long list

The above photograph was taken on Saturday during the Lawn Bowl League match in the First Division between the Craigengower C, C. "X" and the Civil Service C. C. on the latter's green. The visitors won by 61 shots to 52.

of California greats, including WANDA MORGAN

McLoughlin, Johnston, Vines, Stoefen, et al. Will he drive through to the top or will he fall by the wayside and be branded as a "Besh in the pan?" asks Eddie Jacobs, in the November issue of American Lazer Tennise

Don's game has impressed me greatly and I think that he will go far because he has a great many at- tributes that are essential to n cham- plon. He has a well-rounded game, is not rufed under fire, has match- piny ability, and above alf he is anxious to learn,

The

I thought

BEATEN

GREAT RECOVERY BY WINNER

MISS FISHWICK TRIUMPHS

Miss Wanda Morgan, the new British champion, was beaten at the 19th by Miss Diana Fishwick at

worth in the next round, for Roches-

games to 2.

30.

DETROIT WIN

TIGERS' BASEBALLERS STAGE RECOVERY

NOW SECOND TO YANKEES

SECOND WICKET

STAND

IN CRICKET TEST MATCH AT LORD'S

ENGLAND'S DIFFICULT TASK TO SAVE DEFEAT TO-DAY

A century partnership for the second wicket between Bruce Mitchell, the sound and con- sistent batsman from Transvaal, and E. A. Rowan, a steady and attractive batsman, has given the South African cricket tourists a com- manding advantage in the Second Test match which is being played at Lord's. The pair put on 104 runs before separation. When stumps were drawn the tourists had made 208 runs for six wickets in reply to England's first innings total' of 198. The South Africans are thus 238 runs ahead with four wickets to fall and England has to bat to-day in the fourth innings.

Nichols took his only wicket of) the innings for 10 runs while Verity's three cost him 42 runs. were taken for Mitchell's two 88,--Reuter..

London, July 1. Bruce Mitchell had made 101 runs. E. A. Rowan and Bruce Mit-Altogether Mitchell has hit 16 chell continued South Africa's fours. innings in the Second Test match Let us analyse his strokes. Ifix foteland is of typen Western pro-

New York, July 1. against England at Lord's when, duction

with much top-spin but headington. They were playing in the

The New York Yankees were with the score standing at 117 for inter-club tournament, can hit this shot flat when

not engaged in the American one wicket, they returned to the Miss Fishwick's win put Went-Baseball League to-day. apponent int last.

crease after tea. Rowan had 37 Battering giant Primo Carnera that by following chop to the netter and Coblum Park were beaten by ning of the season, were strongly opened the second innings with Detroit Tigers, who, at the burin- to his credit and Michell, who had into a helpless hulk in less than (directed at his forehand) I could found out 18 minutes of fighting here to wreck his game, but

Miss Morgan started like a champ-making a

tipped for the clnmpionship, are Siedle, 01. night before a crowd of over differently.

mont outstanding

recovery from an in- 60,000, youthful Joe Louis shoved shot in his repertoire (and one of the and, reaching the turn in 36 to different start, and are now second

Miss Fishwick, to the Yankees. To-day they beat 16 when Rowan became a victim was four up.

The first wicket after tea fell at his impassive ebony face squarely best in the game) is his backhand with some briliant putting started for the Cleveland Indians by four runs

Don delights winding into the middle of the heavy-verzicht in wine white home with a four and three, and with to one.

to the new L. B. W, rufe, against R. E. 8. Wyatt, e another three at the thirteenth she weight title picture.

Nichols. He had only increased Boston and Chicago were among from this portside. One of was only one down, and squared mat the winning teams in the American The Detroit "Black Menace" will the most beautiful sights in tennis

missed. be matched with Max Baer in an-to see him haul off on a high back era when Misi Murgan went into the Langue other scrap to be staged here about hand. When I see him it that shot Fishwick should have led at the short ack gorse at the long sixteenth, Mies the time of the next baschall world |7 can

and satisfaction in his sparkling

the home Journey, she missed a short occasionally will Tacobs, promoter of the Twentieth legen.

run putt, halving the hole. The eigh Century clubs and impresario of to- (around his forehand to take a ball on teenth was also halved, but at the backhand. His service, while not nineteenth (the short first) neither night's slaughter.

Miss Fishwick, with the better chip, is very de reached the green from the tee, but winner

won the hole in three to four.

spheroid

nories early in October, said Mike light at visualise a completo de- seventeenth, but, for the only time on pastponed on arcount of rain.

"After that Louis' backers seependable and

an outright It is of

him as the heir of Jack Johnson as the American twist. variety and has the next world champlan.

a nice kick. His volleying is crisp The Negro youth with dynamite nnd well directed, but he seems to be In his fiata won from Carners, the a little leery of his ebility at the

former champlon, by a technical barrier, knockout after two minutes and 32) wooonda of the sixth round.

After he had taken me over the jumpa Southampton, I told him In his dressing room afterward that he could have beaten me much Oarnera predicted Louis would dis- more easily if he had taken the not pose of Baer, who just a year ago behind some of those punishing bont Carnera in 11 rounds in much ground strokes. As the luck of the the same fashion to take his title, the third round at Longwood, and draw would have it I met him again "He hits very hard, very much much to my surprise and diamus harder than Maxie Baer," said Pri-that "red-head" did come to the net mo dolefully.

LEAGUE TENNIS

"A" Division Matches

For To-day

the "A" Division of the 'Lawn Potentially the champions of Tennis League, the Chinese Re behind some "f those punishing creation Club first six should en ground-strokes and I was lucky to counter little difficulty in beating win nine games"in threc ́sels,

the Indian R. C. in their fixture Charles Hoff, onetime world cham- Nothlug seems to faze Don, his this afternoon when the teams plon pole vaulter and a professional temperament is one of the best meet at Causeway Bay. since hin yearlong tour of the Unit-have

sern. He is a good kil and

Oslo, Norway,

The Chinese have won all their! ed States in 1825, has accepted an well liked by the players and fans three matches to date, beating the offor from the British Sport associa-alike. Here's to hoping he goes fur Club de Recreio "A" by 7-2, the Club tion to act as trainer for the British and helps to lift that big silver bowl, do Recreio "B" by the same margin. Olympic team for a period of 14 days the Davis Cup, from England's the United Services R.C. by eight

shores.

(Continued on next column)

in July.

Sykes

Stocked by:-THE BEST DEALERS.

BRITAINS

SPORTS SPECIALISTS}

The "H. D. CAMERON" WICKET KEEPING

GAUNTLETS. (Specially designed by Mr. H. D. Cameron, the Wicket Keeper for the 1933 Tour and the present SOUTH AFRICAN TEST TEAM).

INSIST THAT. YOUR SUPPLIER

GIVES YOU **

•

"SYKES":

AND-NO-OTHER MAKE.

be

Dalton

his score by seven runs when dis-II. W. Sutcliffe, l.b.w., & Boll,,

BRUCE MITCHELL

FIXTURES FOR BOWLS TOURNEYS

QUARTER-FINALS OF PAIRS

MATCHES EOR TO-DAY

Scores follow

South Africa,lat. Inna.

ENGLAND -15T. INNS.

Nourse, b

228

51

R.

H.

1

程

->

4

M. Leyland, b Onluskas, The partnership had added 104 Ames, 1 Balaskna

W. Hammond, b Dalton runs before Rowan was dismissed. E. R. T. Holines, e Bell, Balaskas

i A. D. Nourse was next in but he W. Farrimond, b Balaskas asruin failed to uphold the reputa-James Langridge, e Mitchell, tion he had gained during the

Balaskas Langton

3

18

27

10

27

10 staged

17

5

The principal match will be that hotween the strong Craigengower

1

108

tion. F. X. M. da Silva and C. G. gilyn.

pair, R. F. Luz and 11. Beer, and the formidable Club de Recreio combinn

twon Pittsburgh nhl St. Louis was

The National League fixture

The results of matches played to-) day, as cabled by Reuter, follow:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicag St. Louis

earlier part of the tour. When he M. S. Nichols, c c Cameron, b hand srored only two runs he had (Hadelille seared a home run for Mitchell, however, was still scor

his off stump uprooted by Verity. 11. Verity, law. b Langton the White Sox).

ing freely and the total was 168 when Nourse left.

Cleveland

Detroit

Washington

Boston

5

I

B

}]

* 13

D

T. B. Mitchell, not out

Extras

Tola!

Fall of wickets: 1 (Sulchte) for

The quarter finals of the Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Competition will be commenced this afternoon when two of the contests will be

The Happy Valley players drew a

W. Simmonds and J. Deakin, of the Civil Service C.C 20 shots to

by 13. They and It. Goodman by 25 shots to

then eliminated R.

ted R. Lapsley

to 11, The Silvas had an easy passage into the second round when they en- countered A. M. Omar and K. M.

Cameron, the hero of the first I (Cronin seared a home run for the innings, fell to

difficult catch 5; 2 (Leyland) for 46; 3 (Hammond) bye in the first round and then Red Sox).

taken by Ames, who was fielding for 100; 4 (Wyatt) for 109: 6 (Anies) qualified for the third by beating at deep mid-ar. The Kent wicket for 116; 0 (Holmes) for 110; 168 keeper, who has been relieved of (Farrimond) for 7; 101 (Langridge) his usual position for the Test for 8; 17 (Nichols) for 9; 198 match, ran from deep mid-off to (Verity) for 10. behind extra-cover to hold the catel off T. B. Mitchell when the balsman had scored three and the total was taken to 189 for Crisp four.

SEEKING PROMOTION IN SOCCER

EASTERN F. C. APPLICATION

LOCAL COUNCIL TO MEET

(By "Sagax")

Dalton likewise did not stay long and was caught by Wyatt at willy point off Verity without scoring. Eight runs later Wade, the South African cnptain, left without scoring, being bowled by a leg-spinner from Verity. The total was now 177 for six. Mitchell had, in the meantime, taken his uwn score to past the century mark and at the close of play he had 129 and Langton eleven, the total being 208 for six wickets.

Langton was morally bowled by T. B. Mitchell just before the close

W. Omar, whom they beat by 28 shots to 14. In the second round the Silvas met with more serious opposi-

Bowling Analysis

0. M. R.

8 1 -32

จ

Boll Langton Bainekas Dalton

6016

1

21.3 $ 58

2

32

A

40

5

189

1

33

2

SOUTH AFRICA-2ND, INNS.

I. J. Siedle, c. Farrimond,

b. Mitchell Bruce Mitchell, not out E. A. Rowan,

Nichols

1.b.w..

A. D. Nourse, b Verity B. H. Cameron, c Ames,

Mitchell

E. L. Dalton, e Wyatt, b

Verity

H. F. Wade, b Verity... A. B. C. Langton, not out

Extras...

Total (for 6 wkts.)

13

N

tion when drawn against L. J. Silva and H. A.

A. Alves, the winners acoring 20 shots to their opponents' 14.

In their next match F. X. M. da Silva C.

and

G. Silvo eliminated L.. Glendinning and W. Glendinning by

22 shots to 15.

The match this afternoon is being

129 played on the Kowloon Bowling Green

Club's green, 44

The other quarter final match for to-day in that between the Civil Ser-

C.

vice pair, T. Armstrong and Strange, and the Civil Service-Police 3 R.C. Pair, S. Ercleshall und J. Shepherd on the Craigengower C.C.

0

green.

Armstrong and Strange qualified 11 for the quarter-finals by beating F. R. Zimmern and W. J. Howard by a walkover in the first round; T. F. Stainton and J. Watson by 25-14 in 208 the second round; and J. E. Noronha and B. Basto by. 24-12 in the third round.

Eecleshall originally entered the

(Continued on Page 0.)

The Council of the Hongkong of play. Football Association at their last monthly meeting prior to the Bruce Mitchell, at the end of Annual General Meeting of affi- play, had been batting for four iliated clubs, is to-night to con hours and the only blemish was a

sider an application which has chance given off Holmes, the 32; 2 (Rowan) for 136; 3 (NoUTBC) Fall of wickets:-1 (Sledlo) for been made by the Eastern Surrey captain who was brought for 168; 4 (Cameron) for 169; competition with J. Gallatly but owing Athletic Football Club, for admis in for N. S. Mitchell-Innes, when (Dalton) for 109; 6 (Wade) for 177. sion to the First Division of the League this season.

The new applicants have been in afliuition with the association for u number of years and have beca regular participants in the Leagues. They have, however, only figured in the Junior Division as their playing, atrength did not warrant

application to a higher Division until 1931, when they were granted permission

to play among the top class teams,

However, they did not play in the First Division of the League owing to the trouble in that year when all the Chinese teains withdrew from the lengue, the Eastern being among the clubs affected.

It is understood that the Eastern hope to have a fairly strong eleven this year and they consider that they will be sufficiently formidablo to Justify their application.

An arrangement has been made between the Eastern and the Royal Navy for the use of the Causeway Buy Ground for, their home matches.

sets to one and the Kowloon C.C, by 8-3.

The Indians have only played two matches to date but have not yet won. They drew with the Chinese R.C. "B" and lost to the Hongkong C.C. by the odd set.

The Craigongower C.C., the only other unbeaten team, they having won one and drawn one, moet the U.S.R.C. today. at Happy Valley.

The full programme for to-day is as follows: Chineão "Atl. Indian R.C.) Recreio "A" v. Hongkong C.C. Craigongower. v. USRC. Chinese "B" V. Regralo “B”

CONTRACTORS TO HIM, WAR OFFICE, ADMIRALTY & INDIA OFFICE.

LONDON WORKS

AND SHOWROOMS

43 & 45, FORTESS ROAD

KENTISH TOWN, N.W. 5.

Sykes

Denis H. Hazell, Esq.,

HONG KONG

Dear Mr. Hazell..

BRITAINS

SPORTS SPECIALISTS|

3rd June, 1935.

Registered Office:

HORBURY, YORKS.

Diet. TPC/ERD

You will be pleased to learn that PRACTICALLY EVERY MEMBER OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET TEAM at present touring England is using CRICKET BATS, LEG GUARDS and BATTING CLOVEŠ OF OUR MANUFACTURE, in addition to which BOTH the REGULAR WICKET KEEPER and the RESERVE WICKET KEEPER are using our WICKET KEEPING GAUNTLETS:

No doubt you will make good use of this fact and we trust it will assist you in extending the sale of our Cricket Equipment.

Yours very truly, Per pro. WILLIAM SYKES, LIMITED Signed T. P. CLARK, -

Director.

P.S.-The South African players referred to above are Messrs. Mitchell, Rowan, Viljoen, Dalton, Cameron, Crisp, Tomlinson, Nourse, Siedla and Balaskas..