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MING:

KING'S

A love story

heart's blood!

STEN

MARCH WE LIVE AGAIN

GIMOULIAN

Hetented thrs UNITED ARTISTS

The

HOLDERS BEATEN AT TENNIS

CHINESE R. C. WIN

MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE

Withington, 6-018 D***

Waltong and Mrs. T. F, Lo

(Chinese Rt. C.)-lost to Goldman and Mies Hancock #1-8) best Mr. and Mr

CONTRACT BRILLIANT TENNIS AT

BRIDGE

Withington 7-51 Tolligion and IMPRESSIONS OF THE

Rice-Evana

Wal-pull and Mr. Chiu

R.C. lost to Goldman and 5 Miss Hancock 1-6; beat Mr. and Mrs. Withington 6-2; best Tollington and Mr. Rice-Evans 6-8,-2

"B" DIVISION MATCH

INTERNATIONAL

postponed tle in the HELD RECENTLY

Division was played off yesterday at Bookunpoo between the Indian : He- creation Club, and the Cluo de R1- cres, and ended in a win for the Recreio by seven sets to two,

AT BRUSSELS

WIMBLEDON

Von Cramm And Budge

out

In Devastating Form

(Continued from Page 8).

in

lot of mistakes-for him. I think that this is what Indiced Perry to play thenceforward for safety, thinking that Crawford's errors would do the Ļ. Goldman and Miss R. Bancock

Unfortunately he left his own rather took three sets for the United Ber-

M. R. Abbas and M. el Arculli (Continued from Page 8)..

account, and after sacrificing a vices Recreation Club against the were the most successful Indian pair, Chinese Recreation Club in their the winning two sets while L. A. Can the combatants in these international chance for in the second wet in the Mized Doubles Division of the valho and M. Oliveira did best for contests are supermen, to know that against the service, dropped his own LAWER

League on the latter's the Recrulo winning all three sets. they make many mistakes. They le-to become 8 and to have to yield voke. They call and load out of in the next game to Crawford, who courts

afternoon, but this

Scores from

up, with two service soes. One did not prevent the Chinese

Rumjan G. Hoosen (Indian R. C.) lost to F. V. They play from the wrong hand. et {winning by six seta to three services Ribeiro and B. Gozano 1-6; lost to They do not always count their cards. Berry got the lead and lost it

The other two United

of hands the third-set, with Crawford now do pairs were weak, and although Mr. Carvalho and M. Oliveira 3-6, There were several cases

played with one player holding and Mrs. Withington afferred some lost to A. M. Rodrigues and A. Eye and another fourteening ever so much better," and they

and Xavier 4-6.

went on driving away steadily at each to Lee Wal-tong Opposition

T. F. Lo

won the M. R. Abbas and M. el Areal!! Then they have a babit of asking to other until Parry, leading by 8,

(Indian R. C.) beat Ribeiro

and 168 a trick, or rather a card, for in suddenly got busy at the right moment other matches rather

tricks are not gather and won Crawford's service for 8-4 play Goldman and Hisa Hancock won Gesano 6-3; lost to Carvalho

and Duplicate

This success spurred him on to

more their matches decisively, except when Oliveira 4-0; beat Rodrigues and ed, which has been turned and quitted.

are not now enterprising methods. He proceeded In rubber play you they met Ho Ka-lau and MIN Litton, Xavier 6-4. the set going to ten games before the S. A. R. Bux and T. Hamet (In- allowed to inspect a quitted, trick to show us what a fine volleyer he is United Services pair annared it dian R. C.) lost to Ribeiro and without incurring & penalty of Afty and his passage to in the fourth Their other two sets they won, con- Gosano 3-0 lost to Carvalho and points. But this is not enforced in set was made easier by the fact that

Duplicate.

Crawford had several bits of bad luck. ceding only two games. Scores: Oliveira 4-6; lost to Rodrigues and

Ferry was actually, within a point Ho Ka-lau and Mrs. Litton (Chinesej Xavier 1-6.

A to the bidding, while it is easy of

fine

and could do noth to criticise after the event, you will ford's intut hit a ne service of Craw see these experts sometimes making ing with

next one. the

imiy was then apparently bad calls of which the most elementary

que aculati players would not be guilty without

upset by ejaculations of nearby any apparent rep

TERSON Most interest onlookers he lost his service to

#nd ing is the diversity of bidding, and love. But he pulled himself together

Gloucester

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PAT. SINCLAIR Piano.

PRUE. LEWIS Violin.

DAVE WOLFF 'Ceb

The popular rendezvous in Hongkong in the heart of the Shopping district.

Here in

the Air conditioned and spacious lounge APPETISING COLD LUNCHEONS, Ice Cream and Soda Fountain Specialities are served under ideal conditions.

"Everyone" goes to the Gloucester Lounge. Come in out of the heat and revel in the temperature of Capri and thrill to the shock of a Polar drink!

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'Music's Golden Tongue"

-sit back and listen to light music by the Gloucester Trio. They play every evening, except Sundays, in the lounge and in the Restaurant during Dinner.

THE BIDDING

to note the different ways in which resolutely to break through Crawford

the same hand is treated by the teams for the set at 6-4 and the match,

of various nations. One band was | aftar the expiration of about an hour played in no

Parent doch dan seven dif-land = half."

The Congress, as a whole, was s great success. The gathering to- Patties

MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL ROUND

F. J. Perry (0.3. nominated) bent J. 13.

Q.. Von Cramm (Germany) bant D. Budge

of more than one hundred Crawford (Australia), 6-2, 14, 1–4. representatives of different nations was most impressive, and I shall not forget the babel of tongues and buzz of conversation whi

which occurred in the intervals between play-and some- times even during play.

A pleasant Innovation this year was a ladies' championship, in which team of aaven nations took part. Austria won, France and Sweden tied for

followed by nocond place,

Holland, Norway, England, and Belgium. On the social aide there

word

numerous functions, including visit to the Exhibition, a luncheon, and a reception

at the Royal Automobile Club, and an offelal reception by the Town Council Everybody WAS CX- ceedingly pleasant and polite. There was much heel-clicking, hand-shaking, and hand-kissing, and a good deal of speech-making. M. Delhaye, this year's President of the International Bridge League, and his co-operators are to be congratulated on the admir nble organisation. The International Bridge League is doing in its own fashion excellent work for the promo- Non of friendship, goodwill, and cordial relations between the peoples of Europe.

HOME RACING PRICES

-STEWARDS' CUP

London, July 20. The following are the probable starters for the Stewards' Cap at Goodwood and their jockeys:

Solenold (Carelako) Bhalfeot (Jelliss)

Greenore Weston)

Almond Hill (Harry Wragge) Valkyrie (Perryman)

Dignitary (Gordon Richards) Windermere (Slave Donoghue) Thelo (E. 8. Smith)

Berenda (Lynch)

Mallyavera (Fred Fox)

Flying Spear 1 (Dynea)

Sunny Palm (Sirett)

Blanding (Richardson)

Tract (Sharpe)

Kirke Royal (D. S. Smith)

Arenic (Berry)

Cora Deans (Humphrey Forster)

Grace Dear (Middleton)

Priok (Harrison)

Paridiso Lost (Wing),

No jockeys have yet been assign- ed to Ring Sem and Clematis.— Reuter.

THREE HORSES SCRATCHED

Later.

The following horses have been scratchedt King Sem, at 11.82, Saturday morning: Theio, at 12.13 pm Saturday, and Clematis, at 9 a. to-day--Bouter.

LATEST CALL OVER

London, July 20. The following is the latest call. over for the Stewards' Cup:

Bunny Palm, 100 to 18 t and o

|

(UBA) (orded), (~6, 6-4, 6-8, puž MEN'S DOUBLES

THIRD ROUND

H. Bertram and W. Musgrove best J.

Chamberlain and 3. S. Harrison,

(km2, k

O. P. Hughes and C. R. D. Tucker beat G. E. Malfroy and A. Ö. Stedman, #--3, Bird, 7-5,

EL D. Andrews and G. L. Nogen best K. C. Onoder Dower and I. II. Wheelcraft, Bad, Bad, Bind.

B. Mater and 9. D. Wood best H. C. Hop-

man and D. Frenn, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 6-8,

B

JH, Crawford and Ai K. Quis; brat N. G. Farquharson, 4, 97, 111,

WOMEN'S DOUBLES.

THIRD ROUND

MK, F. Blammers and ties F. James beat Miss M. Heeley and Ms D. E. Rottad,

23, 6-4,

Mies E. M. Doneman and Mia N. M. Lola beat Mrs. D. B. Andrus and Mine. It. Han-

rotin,, FOURTH ROUND

Mme, R. Mathieu and Mme. 8. Sperling best Mix E. H. Harvey and Min J. Ingran,

-6, -1, 6-2.

Mine... de Meulemeester and Mr. P. D. Howard bent Kim J. Hartizan 11. C. Hopman, 1, ċma.

MIXED DOUBLES THIRD ROUND

and Mr.

H. C. Homen and Mrs. H. C. Hopman beat 7. 8. OIBH and Mim J. Ingram, 2-b $nd, em2.

HW. Alin and Miss A. M ́ Yorke bras W. Mosgrove and in P. E. Brott), 11.

C. E. Malroy and Misa M. Houlay w.o.,

J. Pallada and Mlle. 12, Terwindt set.

A. K. Quist and Mlle. J. Jedrajowska bess K. C. dandar Dower and Mine J. Mowbemy Green, 10, 57, 6-2.

H. Nishimura and Him B. Now! beat M Hernard and Benorita E. de Alvares, “”“”“ K-4.

D. McGrath and Mine J, Hartean beat A. Martin Leesy and Mme. R. Hearstin, 74, B2.

FOURTH ROUND

G. von Cramm and Mme. R. Sperling beat N. G. Farquharson and Mhu H, M. Hard- wick, 7-5, 6.

D. P. Turnbull and Signorina L. Valveto bant E Maler and Mino 2. M. Lale -5. J2

FH. D. Wilde and Mini K. E. Stammere beat W. I Allison and Mise 15. Jazobe, s—, Band, but,

C.

P. J. Perry and Mim D. E. Hound brat D. Tucker und Mine M. C. Beriven,

*

Cora Deans, 10 to 1 o, 100 to 9 t Valkyrie, 100 to

Groen Oro, 100 to 9

Tract, 100 to 9

Kirk Royal, 100 to B Dignitary, 100 to 8 Solenoid, 100 to 8 Priok, 100 to 6

Flying Spear, 25 to 1t and o Blanding, 25 to 1 t and o Maltravere, 25 to 1 t and o Paradise Lost, 25 to 1 o Almond Hill, 26 to 1 o Grace Dear 83 to 1 t and o

Arenig. 40 to 10

THE ST. LEGER

The following is the latest call- lover for the St. Leger:

Bahram, 11 to 8

Field Trial 6 to 1 t and o Fair Trial 19 to 2 o, 30 to 1 t Plassey, 100 to 7 t and o

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