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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,

1935.

PERRY HUSTLED

AMAZING SWIM

2

BY VAN RYN

37 Miles And Molested

By Sharks

DUNCANS BEAT SILVAS

LOSERS FAIL TO STRIKE FORM

LAST HEAD NOT FINISHED

(Continued from Page 8).

to take the lead by 8-0.

The ninth hend saw the Silvas lying two when C. G. Silva tried to face an opposition wood for

count

of three, but in his attempt. ho knocked the jack to one of the Dun- cans woods.

Champion's Second Match

At Wimbledon

com-

LEAGUE TENNIS

with F. Grose and N. A. E 6-8: beat G. A. White and Citiins 6-3.

P. H. Beoones and Dougall (Hongkong

Chinese R.C. "A" Continue Fincher und Bischer

In Winning Vein

Grosa and Mackay 3-6;.: and Gitting 6-4.

E. Bathurst and J. W. Pote-Hunt' (Hongkong 0.63-Jext to Zincher and. The Chinese Recreation Clab "A" Fincher 3-8: boat Grose and Mackay Santa Monica, Cal., July 23. team continued in winning vein in 6-2; beat White and Gitting 8-4

INDIANS. UNITED SERVICES. Although he swam 37 miles in 21 the "A" Dlvlien of the League, hours Paul Chotteau, the noted when they defeated Craigengower Playing at home, the United, Ser- French swimmer, failed to conquer Cricket Club at Causeway Bay Casi-vices Recreation Club were defeated the distance between Santa Matalina ly. Their "B" team was, however, by the Indian Recreation Club by si Continued from-Page-8)—

Inland and the Maintal, because the swamped by the Club de Recreio

L. Goldman and R. L. Withington another Czecho-undertow took him out to sen again "A" at King's Park, the home side sets to three, Scoreat beating Carks,

winning by dix sets to one, two nets (United Services) lost to HD. It is at the very end.

being abandoned owing to the rain. Rumjahn and A. H. Madar 8-6; beat lovakian, by 0-1, -6, 0-4.

one of the

The Indian Recreation Club ob- F. D. Pereira, and M. 0. Hoesen 6-21 started his Marathon Chottenu significant that Caska, most improved Continental players of effort last Saturday and had no tained their second victory at the best B. A, Ruinjahn and 8. A. Timail the year; is now regarded

trouble until sharks molested him expense of the United Services Ra- ing next after Menzel instead of afteen miles out of Santa Matalina. creation Club at King's Park. H. D.

L. J. Walth and J. D. Milne Hecht, who was No. 2 last year.

The crew of his accompanying boat Rumjalin and A. II. Madar were kept them at bay by splashing the again successful in winning, three (United Services) lost to Rumjahn FOURTH DAY'S RESULTS

water with their pacles.

sete, but S. A. Rumjahn and S. A. and Madar 3-6; lost to Pereira and Hoosen 6-7; lost to Rumjahn and Full results of to-day's matches

Less than half a mile from land lanai! only claimed one set.

The Hongkong Cricket Clubs were mail 1-6.

11. D. Tollington and C. Ravenhill he was carried back to sea by at home to the Rowloon Cricket Club, follow!

cross current and an undertow, and Although he failed to achieve his life the match ending in a draw, despite (United Services) lost to Rumjahn goal, Chetten broke the record for the fact that the Finclier brothers and Madar 1-6; lost to Pereira and

|6-3. the longest swim from Matalina, annexed all three sets they played. Hoosen 4-0; beat Rumjahn and Ismail F. 4. Perry (6.8. nominated) beat J. Vannamely 2014 miles, set up by George CHINESE "A" v. CRAIGENGOWER RECREIO «. CHINESE R.C. "B"

Canadian Swimmer.

MEN'S SINGLES

THIRD ROUND

Rap (UB.A.), 4–6, 6–1. ————8, 10-8.

3. Pallada (38.1 best 11. Timmer (la), 6-1,

d

During this stage the Silvas were

1. Mensel (C1.) tient G. Palmieri (Italy). not revealing anything like their best form and were giving away 10-4, 6-0, 6-4.

F. Haley (8.) brat A. Genten (F.), 7–4.. shots by bumping up opposition - woods or being completely wide with their deliveries,

*J. 11. Crawford (Alia.) beat L., Hacht (Cu). 6. P. Hughes (6.1. nominated) beat F. Kukuljevic (Ju.), 2–6, 1—1, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. 8. 1. Wood (4.8.A.) beat D. I. Williame G, 6-4, 3-7, 6-1.

11. C. Hopman Aia.) feat D. MacPhalt ... 6-1, 6-3, 6-l. D. ludge (U.8.1 best A. K. Quist (Alin.), -6,6-1, 6-

11-9, 6-4, 6-8, 1-2.

Another three went to the Dun- cans on the tenth head when the younger Duncan lay two shots ngainst his opponent and the elder Duncan drew a third. C. G Silva Louk out one of the shots, but in doing so, knocked the luck imme, 6-11--0, 6-8, 0-3. diately behind the two counters. He then attempted to carry the jack to back woods but just touched the "kitty" and conceded three. This allowed the Duncans to lead by

Boussus 17, beat F. Gabrowita (v.), . 6-3, 6-4.

12.6.

SILVAS DRAW LEVEL

E. D. Andrews (NZ) bent J. 8. QUIN

1. W. Auals (0.8. nominated) wat W,

Musgrove (B.A.). 6-3, 6-0, ~9, 6~0.

N. Bharo (6.35 best 6. dr thefan), (11.). s, -6, 6--5, $-8, 1—-8.

V.. Merath (AH) beat A. Mertin

way 11. 6-3, 6-3, 6-4.

G. Maku (1.9.4.1 beat N. G. Farquharson (N.A., -, - 1. 2-6, 6-4, 6-1,

4. von Cramm (.) heat. Chakn (Cni, GI, NA, G. £.

MEN'S DOUBLES

FIRST ROUND

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ER. Axury and H., N. In heat J. M. Hunt and the Hon. P. N. Q. Richie, 4–1, 6-4,

it. Hillington and l. Shaff w... H. Pletaner am. Ploughmann eer.

The Duneans scored a single on the eleventh head while the Sivas replied with a two on the next, on which the younger buneau was lying three shots when his father -6, 6-4. drew a fourth, the woods all being With bunched around the jack. his first wood, C. G. Silva mado no mistake with his drive, but he was unable to prevent the Dun CADH from lying wood well, behind and to one side of the rink.

There then followed a drawing

14.

3. 1. Chamberlain and J. S. Harriet beat 1, 95. F. Betta med J. B. Reblaii, H~~R, G-1, K. C. Gender Dower and I. 1. Whatcroft C. F. Arschliman and B. Noteins, 6-2, 5-3, 6-2.

Waller best

A. I Dells Ports and .. J. E. C. A. Farmer and . 1. K. Hansom, 6.4, 92, 6-4.

D. W. Burker and 4. R. 1. Meredith

3. Huana and F. Smith, 6-4, N ---G. D--6, 4-2.

N. dr Murby at 12. E. Wackell bent C. AS.

duel between the two skips. Silva Jenes and H. A. Shares, 6-3, 4-6, 6--1, G. being the more drawing two shots.

successful by

Duncan senior made full use of une of his destructive drives on the thirteenth head to break up the position when the Silvas were

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J. Hendrix and W. Mule beat 5. J. Astangul and Troncit, 4, 13-15, 7—8. 6-3.

2. Brel and J. Brugnon beat 21. Longtin ano M. Hainville, 6-1, 6-8, 6—2.

Dr. H. G. N. Comer and J. P. C. Lysaght

beat Fruh and C. 1. Kingsley, 6-1, 6-3,

od, 6-7. 01.

CECOND ROUND

J. Yamagishi and H. Nishimura ben: 3.

lying three. He was able to drive ifington and 1. Bam, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4,

the jack to one of his own woods and thus took the lead by 14-8. By scoring a two, two singles and two on the next four heads the the Silvas were able to level scores, at 14-14.

The Duncans, or rather, the the elder Duncan, nearly lost match on the sixteenth head when, in employing one of his famous drives, he took out his own second wood to leave the Silvas lying five shots. However, with his last wood, he was able to make better use of a drive and carried the jack to a single opposing wood, thus saving four shots.

WAB the

The eighteenth head. deciding one of the match, for the

WOMEN'S DOUBLES

FIRST ROUND

Mr. V. Blurr and Mr. E. 5. Law Seat Mr. C. 1. Jiral and Miss A. A. Wright, 5-d N--4.

Mine H. Hierley and Miss D. E. Round beat Miss C. Tyrrell and Miss B. H. Wacken, 53. 6–3.

Mr. 11. A. Chsenberlain and Mr. L. Q.

Owen beat Mrs. G. T. C. Eines and Misa 37.

Eldell, 4-3, 6-3.

1. W. . Dyson and Mile, G. Terwindt

Milo A. Baumgarten and Mrs. E Murady, 6-4, -,

Mis M. H. Hubon and

lan B. Semmes dest

is K. Smith and His 13. Valentine-Heren, --), 1-6, 6--1.

Mrs. R. V. Fotiles and Man' R. J. Smith beat Miss . M. Hardwick and Misa M. A. Thomas,

70,

SECOND ROUND

dato, 4-6, 6-3, 0-4.

Min E. H. Harver and Mina 3. Ingram beat

Matt and Mia M. Burgess Smith Silvas, who were not as, accurate Mr. M. M. Mon anal Mix S. Mavrogr as they have been in previous Elle, . . Watson and Mile. E. I. Walmes rounds, gave away a five which he is C. Deacon and Miss Young, 7-5, should never have been conceded. 8-3.

Young Duncan lay two shots in MA. G. Curtis and Mrs, G. Later, 6-2. a fairly open hend while the elder .4 Duncan drew three consecutive shots through quite an easy port. A player of C. G. Silva's calibre

MIXED DOUBLES

FIRST ROUND

G. He and Misa C. Tyrrell at should have been able at least, to w. A. R. Cetina and Lady Rowallan, 1--1,

AKCOND ROUND

follow Duncan senior, if not beat him on the draw, but the Club de

Ch. Narysert and Mile, N. Adamson best Recreio player was wide of his objective and allowed the Duncans. C. Mcher and Mile. P. Xydla, 1–6, 6–4. to chalk up their five shots and take the lend by 19-14.

A single on the 19th head made the като hopeless for the Portuguese pair and when, in pouring rain, the 20th head gave

6-3,

F. 3. Perry And Miks 1. F Rand, w.. A. del Bano and Mia J. Monter, ser.

WOMEN'S SINGLES

BECOND ROUND

Mr. F.. Moody (U.S.A.) beat Mian A. H. the Duncans another two, the Yarke (13.U.), 6-3, 6--1.

Han H. Noel (G.B.) wo.. Benorila E. da

Silvas gave up the match, requir-Aivates (8.) ser ing as they did a possible eight on the last head to draw level.

The fortnightly whist drive of the Craigengower Cricket Club will be held on Saturday, commencing at 9 p.m.

Miss V. 1. Montgomery (0.0) bent tion 1. Mowbeny Green (G.11.), 6-7, 6-4, 7-B.

Sleena E. Cepkora ICs.) beat Mies J. E Cunninebam 10.B.), 6—8, +-8, $-4.

Mme, Mathieu (3%) bent Mins B. G.

Chuter (G.B.), 4, 6-4.

Mia P. K. Boots (G.D.), best Mile. R. Kraus (A.), 6-3, 7-5.

Ma J. Ingram (G.D.) baat Mr. J. B. Pillman (G.B.), 4—4, 6-4.

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United Pres.

Some good tennis was witnessed

The Club de Recreio defeated the at Causeway Bay yesterday after: Chinese Recreation Club "B" team noon when the Chinese Recreation by six sets to one at King's Park, Club “A” team defeated the Craigen- two sets boing abandoned. Scores: The many friends of Mr. John S. H.gower Cricket Club in the "A" Divi- A. V. Remedion and J. Gonsalves Waan, secretary to the Royal Italianion Tennis League by 7% sets to (Recreio) beat Paul Kong and F. H. Kwek - beat F. K. Lau and 8. Consulate General, and Mrs. Mary 1% on the home courte.

Shortly before 6.15 p.r. Alan The W. Wong 0.0; beat 8. W. Liang and Wann, will regret to learn of the death of their infant daughter, fell and caused a brief delay. The w

A. V. Gonano and C. A. Barretto Natalina K. F. Waan, which occurred Chinese were then leading by 4% nt the French Hospital this morning, sets to 1%. On resumption the home (Itecreio) lost to Lau and Wong The funeral will take place at the team won the remaining three sets. 3-6; beat Liang and Lau 6-3. Roman Catholic Cemetery to-morrow,

It. A. Barros and F. J. Remedios Trul Wal-pul and I Tak-cheuk (Recreio) beat Paul Kong and Kwok passing the Monument al 5.30 p.m.

(Chinese Rt.C.) lost to J. W. Leonard 7-6, beat Llong and Lau 6-1, and G. Lal 4-6; beat R. Choa and Y. Hachiurn -1; beat F. R. Zlm mern and A. B. Hamson 6-3.

Mr. M. R. King 18.1, nominated) Mr. P. D. Howard! (0.11), 6–1, 6—

Hiam F. H. Ford (..) beat Min F. Dearman G.B.), 0- N, 11~~D, B-1.

Mile, J. Jedrzejowska 11.3 Zest Bignorina Valerie (1), 6-4, 6-2.

at

M.

Scores:

"D" DIVISION Game Visiting Bookunpoo yesterday, the

Lee Wal-tong and Luk Ding Chineza Recreation Club defeated the

Army Tennis Club by 7 sets to 1%

cheung (Chinese I.C.) beat Leonard Land Lai 0-3; drew with Chon and In the "D" Division of the tennis. Hachiuma 0-6; beat Zimmern and league. The Chinese have yet to be Hamyon 6-3.

defeated. Bcorea:

Mm. E. F. Whittingstall 16.B,) beat Mys.

Ho Ka-lau and W. C. Hung (Chin- D. C. Shepherd-Barme (f.8.), 18-41.ese R.C.) beat Leonard and Lai 6-2;

H. C. Hopman (A'lla), 6-0, -2.

M M. C. Scriven (G.D., nomlasted boat

Mile. F. Belllard 1P.) bent Mian 1'. Li-razier beat Chan and Hachiuma 6-1; bent

Zimmern and Hamson 6-1.

(0.89.), -7, 8-6.

Mr. E. C. Peters (G.B.1 beat Men H. N. B. Ilirkin 8.), ~7, 6-4.

Mira N. M. Lyle (G.31.) beat Mika M. Alany MR.), 6-3, 4--8. 8-

Mi II. Jacobs (UR.A) beat MB. M. It.

Conqueegee 10.), -6, 6-4,

THIRD ROUND

H.K.C.C. v. K.C.C.

J. II. Fowler and J. T. Davies (A.T.C.) lost to D. K. Leung and W. C. Choy 2-0; lost to 11. M. Lee and Y. K. Fung 2-5; bent L. F. Tin and P. F. Leo 6-8.

W. F. Miller and E. T. Taylor The Hongkong Cricket Club and (A.T.C.) lost to Leung and Choy 4-6; tha Kowloon Cricket Club shared | lost to Leo and. Fung 1-0: drew with nine sels. The match was played on Tin and Lee 6-8. the former's courts. Score:

J. F. Whelan and Mackie (A.T.C.)

A. L. Sullivan and T. A. Pearce lost to Leung and Choy 4-6; lont to Mine, Sperling 11.3 bent. Fel. M. Horn (Hongkong C.C.) lost to E. C. Fin-Lee and Fung 1-6; lost to Tin and

chee and 2. F. Fincher 3-6; drew Lee 4-6.

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