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MISS DOROTHY ROUND
OVERWHELMED
AN AMAZING CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
U.S. DAVIS CUPPERS TO PLAY AUSTRALIA
New York. May 19. The United States Davis Cup tennis selection committee to-day named Wilmer Allison, of Texas, Bryan Grant, of Georgia, and Donald Hudge and Geng Mako, of Cailfornia, to oppose Australia in the North American Anals at Germantown, Pa., on May 30, 31 and June 1.
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PERRY IN FORM TO. DEFEAT ANYONE
Bournemouth, May 1.
There was some thrilling lawn tennis at Bournemouth to- day in the hard courts cham- pionships. Perry and Austin reached the men's final, but it was the women players who provided the sensations.
Miss Round was most unexpectedly SLIKAVARTESANANVEZETNOGROCIAN/MMCMORamanan benten by Mrs. King. She played splendid lawn tennis to take the lead at 3-1 in the first set and then went all to picces,
MIXED DOUBLES
TENNIS
LEAGUE
(Continued from Page 8.)
of the season,
Mrs. King, driving fiercely on the forehand, always her best stroke since she first came to the front as Miss Phyllis Mudford, took the first set al 0-4, and was 6-0 in the second.
The spectators were amazed at the transformation In Miss Round. She could do nothing right, over- hitting and netting all the time. It was indeed an astonishing debacle.
Our Daily Golf Hint
The secret of golf-good golf-lics in a correct mental picture of a sound swing, and the ability to reproduce pictures in action.
-R. H.Megali.
LAWN BOWLS
THE OPEN PAIRS TOURNAMENT
TWO RESULTS
Two matches in the first round of tho Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Cham- plenship of the Colony were decided yesterday afternoon.
the
ot
"I COULD DO NOTHING RIGHT"
When it was too late Miss Round Although they scored on 13 heads was much too often caught in the fought back bravely and drew up to against their opponents' eight, D. M. famous W. T. Tilden's "No Man's 2-5, but then Mrs. King went out Khan and M. I. Abbas, of the In- and between, Miss Round looked a sired dian R.C. were rather fortunate to lines and the baseline, this failing of and disappointed woman when she beat H. Nish and T. E. Robson by his being fully exploited by Bodiker left the court "I could do nothing 21-19 on the Taikoo R.C. green. Khan
Possibly this, being the first match
iright and Mrs.
King played splendid and Abbas started well by taking the players wore &:19 the women's singles semi-finals Nish and Robson pulled up so woll
she said. littler on "edge". Certainly the In
first four heads for eight shots, but general level of play was not quite up Miss Stammers will meet Madame that they were on level terms in standard either associated with, or Henrolin, of France, and Senorita 18-13 on the thirteenth head and expected from, auch
. There Lizona, of Chile, will oppose Mrs. ahead by 16-14 on the fifteenth, Luck were flasher of brilliance and they lingered in the memory because of
For the fourth day in succession and Abbas registered seven shots in was against them, however, and Khan their scarcity. For the most part
Senorita Anita Lizana "stole each paints accrued from errors, and very
the the next five beads to lead by 21-16 bad errors at that.
when the last head was played. Nish Quite clearly K.C.C. ennnot yet bo)
and Robson obtained a three but this still left them two shots behind. Robson had very bad luck indeed with his heavy woods.
Khan and Abbas registered. two throes and four twos, while Nish and Robson had two fours, two threes and
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SENORITA JUST TOO GOOD
put in tha championship-winning class, but I was equally satisfied i Against Miss Peggy Scriven, the that unless there is a profound Chiican girl won the first set 7-5 and Improvement U.S.R.C. will also fall just the second 0-2. Then she re- to make the grade this year. On vented her
finest form and what yesterday's display they certainly wonderful form it can be. Her drop would not beat Chinese Recreation shots were the last word in unfolter a two. Club.
ing accuracy and she sun drew out On the Club de Recreio green, S. to 4-1. Miss Scriven rallied brave- A. Bright and J. E. Hensen of the ly, but the Senorita was just too good Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat, W,
r.her and won
0-3.
Geal and R. P. Philips
was fairly is a great lawn
hend. S. A than that,
tennis even up to the sixtee crowned as the Queen of lawn tennis, laid many good
Towards the
C.R.C. WIN EASILY
Down at Causeway Bay Chinese Recreation Club made a clean sweep K.C.C. second string, the gainst
aivuntage game,
for
This child, for she is little more loon C.C., by 29-13. of the Kow- visitors taking but two sets to the Player. One day she is going to be] Bright was the outing man and
Guest and Mrs. Horford, had the She hos got it all except a gbod, end, Bright and Henson scored a a five
hest record among the visitors taking second service,
when lending 16-11; this proved to Tsui Wai-pui and Mrs. Chiu Chun-! Miss Kay Statners reached the be the turning point and the Kowloon chlu to ten games and Tsui Yan-puisemi-nai by beating Miss Susan Bowling Green Club pair was then and Miss R. Perry to twelve.
Noel, 6-2, 6-3. She was right at never in danger of being overtaken. Detailed scores of the two matches the top of her form. follow, together with the Longue standings.
K.C.C. "A" v. U.S.R.C.
BETTY WENT DOWN SMILNG
Miss Betty Nuthall lont
Playing on the Kowloon Cricket Henrotin, 6-2, 2-0, 7-5.
a smiling face.
RINKS CHAMPIONSHIP
The first of the Open Rinks Lawn Bowls Championship matches WA
played on the Club de Recreio green
to Mme. (1) Sunday afternoon, when A Betty quariette from the Taikoo Recrea-
loon Dock R.C.
the
The Kowloon players qualified for second round-by-a-margin-of-25. shots to
to 11. The winners were re
Club courts, the United Services Restruggled valiantly against a better tion Club met a mixed four from the creation Club defeated the Kowloon player and as usual went down with Kowloon Bowling Green and the Kow- Cricket Club, by six sela to three.
Scores: E. C. Fincher and Miss 0.
Fred Perry played grand lawn tea- Dalziel (Kowloon C.C.) lost to L Goldman and Mrs. J. F. Kyall 3-6; is to win his semi-final against A. C. gut A. L.. Sullivan and Mrs. M. 3. He looked what he is, a mnes-presented by E. W. Lines, G. E. F. Stedman, of New Zealand; 0-2, 6-2, Dowling 7-5; lost to Major R. Otro with a racket to whom all strokes Withington and Mrs. M. Wilson 4-fi. corne alike. On this form he would
E. F. Fincher and Miss A. Griffith heat any player in the world. (Kowloon C.C.) lost to Goldman and
beut
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Mrs. Kyall 4-; lost to Sullivan and Mrs. Dowling 4-0; beat Major With-
ington and Mrs. Wilson 7.5.
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G. Bodlker and Mrs. McCaw (Kow- C.C.) lost to Goldinan and Mrs. Kyall 6-7: lost to Sullivan and Mr. Dowling 6-7: beat Major Withington and Mrs. Wilson 6-3,
C.R.C. v. K.C.C. "B"
On their own ground, the Chinese Recreation Club, the hollers, defeat- ed the Kowloon C.C. "B" by nine
sets to mil.
Scores: Tsu Wai-pul and Mrs. Chiu Chun-chlu (C.R.C.) beat Clark and Mrs. Kew 0-3; beat A. E. P. Chest and Mrs. Hosford 6-4; beat Watson and Mrs, Stokes 6-3.
W. C.
C. Hung and Men, Enid Litton (C.R.C.) beat Clark and Mra, Kew 6-1; hent Guest and Mrs. Hosford 6-2; bent Watson and Mrs. Stokes 6-1.
Taui Yan-pui and Miss Rose Perry (C.R.C.) beat Clark and Mrs. Kew 7-5: beat Guest and Mrs. Hostord 6-1; heat Watson and Mrs. Stokea 6-2,
LEAGUE TABLE
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C.R.C.
U.S.R.C.
1.
1
P. W. L. F. A. Pts.
1 0.9 0 2
06 3 2
K.G.C. (1) K.C.C. (2) Recreio
1.0
10 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
KOWLOON GOLF
Summer Competition Results
The following are the results of the¦ Second Round of the Summer Cup) Golf competition at the Kowloon Club:
G.
P. Murphy (11) bent J, D. Thomson (9) two up.
W. A. Stewart (0) beat T. D. Paton (7) three and one,
E. O. Murphy (13) beat A. I.. Eastman (9) at the 19th.
D. C. Wilson (5) beat C. G. Ander-i son (18) two and one,
Thompson. 11. II. Rose and J. Me Kelvie, while the Taikos R.C. rink was composed of J. Wald, W. Cun- aingham. J. G. Polson and J. C. | Chalmers.
Thompson and McKelvie, were the outstanding vinyers for the wimmers, while Wald and Chalmers best served their combination.
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
The Sixth Extra Race Meeting will be held (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 30th May and Monday, 1st June,
12.30 p.m. respectively. 1936, commencing at 2 p.m. and)
In the first match of the season, the MoEwan-Younger Cup Holders
(R.A.. Segt's Mess, Lyemun), re- The First Belt will be rung at, carded a rent victory against the 1.30 p.m. on Saturday, and at 12 Royal Ulster Rifles, in the local noon on Monday, Darts League. Results follow:
R.A. Lyeemun 8, Royal Ulster Rifles 2: Chief and Petly Oilleer's 6, Royal Welsh Fusillers 4; R.A., Stone- culters 5; Hoyal Engineers 5; H.K.S., R.A. 6, R.N.Y, Police 4.
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