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With further, reference your letter dated November 4th, 1935, my Committee require fur- ther time in which to consider the position as to the general power which you seek to arrange or per- mit exibilons between profes- sionals on courts belonging to clubs affiliated to your Association, with- out the necessity of making a separate application in each ense
With regard to the amateur who
committed a technical breach of the Rules, my Committee Instruct
me to say that as he acted in
without the necessity of making
]. separole application In each care,
could not be acceded to.
My Coúnell have decided, there- fore, thint application must be made in each case, by cable if necessary, Any urgent request will be deall with without delay,
Yours faithfully,
(signed) H. Anthony Sabelli, Secretary, I.T.A.
JOE LOUIS
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ance' of the Huie,,they will recom mend to the Council that this trench be overlooked and you may inform him accordingly. Perhaps you will kindly let me have the name of the amateur in question in order that the Council may be en- abled to deal with the matter pro-¦ perly. It is obvious that they can not absolve an amateur of whose name they are in ignaraner.
Yours faithfully,
(signext) H. Anthony Sabelli, Secretary, L.T.A.
Players Revealed
In response to thin letter, the Hongkong L.T.A. wrote በዩ follows:-
March 9, 1930.
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Exhibitions In Many Cities
London, Apr, 20. Mr. Jeff Dickson, the well-known boxing promoter, has come to an agreement with Joc Louis and his managers for Louis to make an ex- kibition four of Europe. The tour hon already been booked to start in October, but is contingent on Louis winning the world's heavyweight
title.
The countries which Louis will probably visit are Englandi, France, Portugat. Spain, Denmark, Switzer- land, Sweden, Belgium, Czechoslova- | kin, Austria and Poland,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936.
Mrs. Roy Eccles, who is racing against man drivers at Brooklands, popular automobile and motor. cycle race track near Landan, offers a study in contrasts, as she knits while a mechanie chocka her car. In practice she lapped the track at more than a 90-miles-an-hour clip in hor Eccles special.
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"I have to thank you for your letter of February 6th regarding | profesional playing on courts Dickson also wants to attract Max 'n trish belonging to affiliated Clubs of our Baer, former heavyweight champion d'n Weiss Association, nil note your Commit-or the world, from his retirement.ichmond
under Dirkson said "If Max will make a the tre have
malter consideration. I am instructed by serious comeback' I will arenmm my Committee to thank yours for date him. I en book fights for him recommending to the Counell that in London, Paris, and Madrid, and
breach be overlooked and would the
match him in London with have informed the amateur con-Toutmy Farr, the young Welshman,
Their names? who is fast coming on." cerned accordingly. are Mess, S. A. and H. D. Rum- jahn, and I need hardly say that
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Yours faithfully, Ilon. Secretary, H.K.LT.A. Final Decision Announced
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3914) VARASTONES MAP WIRE MESARTRAINTSAMINASJONENEK JADE:PART✪
S. Australia
Cricket Surprise
V. RICHARDSON NOT TO BE CAPTAIN
„Melbourne, April 23. Victor Richardson, captain of the Australian cricket team which won 4the Test series in South Africn, will 162 not get back the captaincy of South 15 Australia's Sheffield Shield team,
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KID BERG LOSES
HIS TITLE
Fight Stopped
(By Fred Dartnell)
Kid Berg, the British lightweight champion, sensationally lost his title to Jimmy Walsh, of Chester, at the Liverpool Stadium last month. The referee stopped the fight in the ninth round, after Berg had been severely punished.
given
Berg's injured ankie had way and he was limping painfully when the referee intervened.
INGLORIOUS EXIT
The match, as everybody knows, had been postponed four times and with all due sympathy to Berg It would have been better if he had never fought at all.
It was a pitifully inglorious exit for the man who had the respect of countries all over the world for his dauntless fighting quality..
Last night Berg was a pale ghost to his old battling self. He made the "weight all right and there was only two ounces difference between bim and Walsh.
One expects to see Berg coffe out at the start to produce his familiar imitation of a human cyclone.
What we really saw was Walsh walking calmly into his opponent, smashing four thumping rights to the head and then with a left book to the stomach sending the champion to the Boor for a count of nine.
This was a sensation Indeed. The Chester man had already struck a key note of victory.
Even as early as this Berg's, nose was bleeding, and in the next few rounds, under the continuous bom- bardment of left-handers to the face and body and rights to the head, the Londoner looked in a sorry plight,
Walsh was far too speedy for hin boll in footwork and hitting.
Berg had made the poundage at a fearful cast. When Walsh Jabbed him with his straight left Berg would fatter back on his heels. He had no
guard against the left hand and,
morcover, every time he endeavoured to go to close quarters to carry out tattoo on the body Walsh would get inside and Berg's trump card of al- tack would be folled.
Covered in blood, some of which spattered the white flannels of the referee (Mr. Moss Deyong), Berg struggled gamely and painfully. Ho hardly-landed a serious blow-on- Walsh, but the Chester Ind's left eye was cut in a collision during the sixth
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It was pathetic to watch Berg. He clinched his teeth and fluyed his arms menacingly, but all the scoring was done by Walsh.
In the seventh round Berg was very lottery on his legs, and still Walsh rocked him with blows from either
hand. Walsh took no risk, but he need have had no fear, for Berg was in such distressed straits that he had po punch left in him.
CAME UP FOR MORE
The eighth round, was rather tame, but as he walked towards his corner Berg collapsed and could hardly drag himself to his seat.
He was utterly spent and in obvious pain, but like the gladiator of old he Conquered weakness to come out for another fight in the ninth round.
It was hopeless.
Walsh drove him relentlessly to the opes and a game champion went down gasping. The title, which was his for less than 18 months, had slipped from beneath him.
The referee helped him to his corner and as he lifted Walsh's hand In taken of victory Liverpool hailed the new champion.
By. Blosser
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