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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE

Bradman---

1936.

Master

Batsman

HIS FINE

RECORDS

Fascinating Figures

(By a Special Correspondent.)

(By Special Correspondent)

TIDE-WAY (No. 10) leading Ferrybridge towards the finish of the 1,000 Guineas. Thie-way gave Lord Derby his fifteenth success in classie races.

In any complete and comprehen FURTHER DELAY

alve history of the present age the run-getting of D. G. Bradman must figure as one of wonderment. Even W. G. Grace in his heyday failed to attain the almost mechani- cal consistency reached by the Australian, Bradman kan played frat-class cricket in eight Australian and two English wea sons, and during his short career has scored over 15,000 runs and averaged 92 runs per Inninga.

Bowls Championship

Ties Postponed

Even though there was no ralri during the afternoon the Lawn Bowls Pairs Championship matches arrang ed for yesterday lind to be postpon- ed again as all the greens were unfit for piny.

announced

A has already been yesterday's games will be played off

Hi Arst innings was a century-- 118 for New South Wales v. South Australia, at Adelaide; his last in- nings in 1936 was a triple century 369 in 263 minutes for South Aus-next Monday, June 8, on the greens 4tralia v. Tasmania at Adelaide. In

as originally axed.

the

The programme period bounded by these two events Bradman has made and re- made more recorda than any other cricketer in an brief a time. Chrono-

for Monday

W. L. Walker H. 1. Rove

A. Steven

Bieretore, as follows: *F. Cheesman

J. G. GOL

(Kowloon Deck Green),

logically his big innings have been | C. Roza Pereira

scored a follows:-

1927-28

Agathet Scoree For

. Australia Adelaide Victoria Sydney 1028-29

Qsealant TribmEt

}

C. G. Bile

v. J. A. B. Belly

(Kowloon B. G. C. Green).

P. A. Machado H. F. Rorarla

(Kowloon Dock

T. Coleman

G. Mitchell

A. Alvo

1. MacDonall

. . M. Holland

Green).

D. C. 8. Alves

T. V. V. Hubeiro

. 1/3 f

1/3 10014 .5434

.84/

New York Cotton

T.T. San Frisco & New York T.T. Java

.317

11.50/50 10.05/05

10.55/55

10,58/54

10.52/52

10,80/83 T.T. Lisbon

T.T. France 11.03/63 10.82/84 T.T. Manila

T.T. Bangkok 10.79/70

T.T. Salgon 10,81/81

: 4.05 .63% 145

.4031⁄2

650.6

10.54/54

Spot

11.70

10.85/85 11.60

Buying

4 m/s. L/C,

1/30

4 m/s. D/C.

1/3jt

Ground

New York Rubber

6 m/s. L/C.

1/3

N.. Walen

4 m/s. San Francisco &

154* N. 8. Walet

July

15.6Ab/62% 16,00b/63n

T.

New York

.33

September

October

15.08b/72n 10.71/71 16.73n 16.740

14 m/s. France

.5.50

New York

December

16.786/82a .15.805/82n

.4.00%

131) N.5. Wales 133)

Police R. G. J. Bilen

Green)

F. M. el Arcalli

182 N. Wales 112

MC.C.

Astmilk

England

January

Kydney bielb'me

. A. Bakar

(Ciell Service fireen).

15.81n

15,806

16.83n 15.91b/93a

310*

N, Wales

Victorik

Sydney

C. H. Basio

A. F. Contou

EXCHANGE RATES

173

N.S. Waha

S. Australia

Sydowy

J. J. Hnetu

123

Australis

England

167

N. Wol

1929-30 M.C.C.

Sydney

124)

Wordfull X5.

May 20.

June 2. 195)

July

September

8G4/80% H64/365 Geneva

Berlin Monday's sales: 9,042,000 bushels.

Chiengo Corn

Athens. CON/BOV GRX/5015 Milan 07/07

67%/572 Oslo.

.75.50/64

15.48

N.4. Wales

1930 (E.)

2.30

12.244

Australinga Stampshire

Fix ova

Winnipeg Whent

Shanghat.

England

S'kampion Nottingham Lord'

Engl

Leedo

July

York

October

7.4014

7836/78% Vienna, «

Prague.

Madrid,

BRITISH FINANCES

2614 14200%

30.19/32 11010

7.Jai 1-40%

2012 12024

J17

20**

ÁVALTRÍN

Australia

Samut

Fineleut

Australas

Kent

1930-31

121 258

NS, Walen

NN, Wam

110

VB. Wales

S. Australia Victorin

Bombay

Mongkong.

223

Australin

8. Australia Spilary

Adelaide Sydney Wellinne Mell'rae

March

Total sales:-40 tons.

Chicago Wheat

#44/84%2 8444/83%

September 844784% 84%/843 Paris

December

July

December

75%/757% 7654/16% New

76%4/76% 775/7734 Amsterdam,

London, June 2.

Exchequer returns show that total Brussels

revenue, excluding self-Monte Video

balancing items, amounts to 187,688,-Belgrade

1/27/16

75.01/64

15.48

¡tyder's XI, Nydany

Queensland Sydney

Worester Leicester

Ovol

12.4314 15

Austenlinna Worcester Australian Lelecter

Austrians Surres

533 0314 19.90 Jal

IPL

Australia

Australy

+

1/27/16 ទេវ Angstrukia

4.90.15/16 5.00.1/10

1/3.17/32 17014 20.55%

1/314 152

170% 21.30%

5.00

An

Teuntoli DM Canterbury

Weet de West Indie 1831-32

Sydney

5. Aftes

B. Africa S. Africa

rabne

Exdney Sydney

Mell'ene

Nyziney Artetalde

Y. 4. Chyangh

13.

HAPPY VALLEY

GOLF

Summer Competition

Results

BRILLIANT

GOLF BY WOMEN

EVERY RECORD. BEATEN

IN INTERNATIONAL MEETING

By Eleanor E. Helme

Better weather for the conclud- ing day of the International Scor lng meeting at Ranelagh brought with it golf so brilliant that every record went by the board. For the first time in its history the four ncores of the winning team were under 70; Minn Fishwick's courne record of 66 was beaten by the 65 of Mr. Garon, whose second half was only 29; there were five gross scores in the 60's, and a 61 won the handicap prize.

Mrs. Garon was an early starter, and at first there seemed nothing outstanding promised by her card.

The following are the latest results She took tired nutts at the frat hole, In the Happy Valley summer four-tree putts at the 9th; the inter- nomes and singles golf competitions.vening seven holes were honest,

HAPPY VALLEY SUMMER FOURSOMES

Third round results:T. D. Paton and E. H. Watts beat J. Shepherd and D. Wass, H. H. Pelhick and J. W. Mayhew bent A. II. McBride and J. E. Richardson by 3 and 1. L. Goldman and C. W. E. Bishop bent W. Buller and A. T. Braley by 2 and 1. J. Forbes and N. K. Littlejɗan beat A.

|

fawless golf, every hole in par, and

she was out in 36. At the 10th she had her one bit of luck, a heeled drive inding a way through the tree above the Beverley Brook, so that she was able, to get her par 4.

Never did a golfer take hold of her luck with more determination. At each of the next three holes she had birdie 3's, not because of long pulis, but by putting the seconds so close only reasonable for a player of her standard Here was a great chance; could she take it? A spoon over the trees which only found the out- Second round results:-RK. Collinge skirta of the 14th left that an open bent J. Gellatly by 4 and 3, T. D. Paton | qucation for one frightening moment, beat C. Austin by 1 up, D. J. Valen- but far from taking three putts she tine beat E. H. Watts, H.-H. Mundy rolled in the long one for yet another beat C. W.-E. Bishop by 1 up, J. E.birdle. She nearly had another 2 at

E. Clarks and W. R. Hillyer 6 and 4.to the hole that sinking the putt wan

HAPPY VALLEY SUMMER -

SINGLES

*Match abandoned last week after Richardson beat S. A. Sleap by and the 15th and did have her 3. The

the 13th head.

FORMER RESIDENT

Mr. W. Russell Returning in October

News has been received in Hong- kong from Mr. W. Russell, a former Colony bowls champion, of his visit to Sydney, Australia.

He is having plenty of bowls down south and plays regularly for the also Commercial Travellers. He pinys for the Victoria Park.

Mr. Russell intends to visit New

by

4. N. J. Bebbington bent J. L. Adama strain was getting terrifle, and there and G, Dr. I. Newton beat C, E, ¦ was romething a trifle more tremul- ous about the 3 at the 10th and the Moore by 4 and 3, J. Forbes beat A. H. McBride by and 1. A. L. Powell chip on to the 17th. But she ran the beat W. S. Hilller, A. T. Braley bent long putt up stone dead, so that only T. d. Price by 2 and 1, Dr. J. B. a 4 was needed for that 20 home, Mackle beat. W. A. Stewart by & and for the round. 14, T. R. Chassels beat R. Young, A. J.

Dennis beat D. S. Edward by 1st past it, and the return one sunk. 11. N. Williamson bent W. R. Hillyer }, " tick th,

TRAFFIC MISHAPS

THREE REPORTED TO

POLICE

Mr. W. J. Woolley, of 4, Suffolk

Zenland before returning to Heng-Rend, Kowloon Tong, has reported to kong in October next.

Stle played that last hole as only a champion may, a bold drive, a pitch If this should be the last meeting nt Ranelagh her figures will be a worthy finis if not, that 65 may yet hold the record for many a long day. The card read:. 544361436d6 out, 443393344-20 home-05.

MISS PENTONY'S FEAT After such a round one felt that the rest of the day must fail a trifle fat, but on the contry, excitement lasted all day-not long when Miss Pentony. the ex-Irish champion, aud- the police that while driving his car although Wate, country second pluer,

1004, long

Road had safe yesterday evening he knocked down a that honour, with a finely played 86, boy, Chan Sze-man, aged 12, of 2235 out and 31 home. There were no Pak Po Street, who received facial long putts, only irons which so re- abrasions and was sent to the Kow-peatedly found the heart of the green that her faultless figures seemed looft Hospital.

Capt. Power, of Whitfield Barracks, perfectly simple, the inevitable re- driving car No. 2173 in ward of merit. For a 6 handleap it

Army car

was magnificent. Chatham Rond yesterday morning Σ

the other when Wan Tim,

Acores in the 60's Misa 77 Laichikok

Wanda Morgan, as befitted the Open who was riding a bicycle, avoid a collision, Capt: Power swerved golfer now, as well as an inspired more than 08. She is a fighting and came in contact with a tree, one, witness the way she holed a chip causing damage to the wheel,

ordinary

.30%

3034

135 228

N.. Wales

S. Afrimon

Anmykha

210 210

N.. Wales

H. Africa

416,

compared with £3,661,829 at the Montreal. corresponding date last year. Total Yukulum ordinary expenditure, exclusive of Rio

.5.00%

1/2.3/32 44

112

Australis

107

Autmiin

1/2.3732

167

N.. Wako

Victoria

44 190

Austral}

B. Afri

self-balancing items, is £118,039,342, Silver (Spot)..........10.15/16 compared with £135,587,149 at the Silver (forward) 10.15/16. corresponding daten of 1935.-British | War Loan. Wireless.

107

1932-33

197 103"

Avizas

England

Melburne

1929-30

23M N.H. Wales

Victoria

103%

105.7/16

Sydney

167

N9. Water

Victoria

Melb'ene

124, 22

51, 121

Woolfuli X1. RuderXI. Sydney

N.R.W. S. Aur

Bydney

-British Wireless.

1933-34

200

N.S Wales Queensland

Jelabar

1932-33

187 N.S. Wales Victoria

Melb're

Sydney

238. 32+

16. 'H

aun XI

1934. (E).

pan

Australian

Worcester

160

Australiam

140 Australa

Midritex Yorkshire

England

Englanil

Mel'rne

Worcester Dont's Sheetd Tecili Oval

N.B.W., Vict. N.9.W. §. Aus,

1933-34

Sydney Sydney

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101

104 Australia

244 Alli

140

Australians England Xt' Folkestone 182 (Australiana Levreon-Cl-

wer XI.

1935-38

233

197

160

11* 5. Auximin N.E, Wales Adelaide H. Autralia Queensland Adelaide S. Australia. Victoria Melb'rne B, Australia Tasmania Adelaide Opponenta.-England 9, Victoria 9, Queensland 6, South Africa 4, South Australin 4, West Indies 2, South Africans 2. M.C.C. 2. Ryder's XI.

45, 101 Woodt 16XI, Rich'dno g1, Mel,"

1034 (E.)

Eng.

244, 17 Au

Qval

7.4000 in front of him. In order to champion; never~-looked-like being

In 20.44 per cent, of his completed It was reported to the police this out of the rough for a birdie 4 at the innings Bradman actored fewer than morning that a collision occurred be slightly astray at the turn, only to long 6th Out in 32, things went twenty runs; 55.21 per cent, he tween car No. 517 and a police van be pulled together again by a sound has scored fifty more.

at the junction of Arbuthnot Road Anish. Bradman has scored eight double and Caine Road, centuries in Test matches--twice as of these Innings passed the 300 mark. msay as any other batsman-and two In each of the first four Test matches v. South Africh in 1931-32 he scored a century (228, 112, 167, 200 net out).

2. Worcestershire 2, and New South Its was injured while fielding in the Wales, Tasmania,

Leicestershire, Afth and did not but, and through Surrey, Hampshire, Somerset, Kent.lness was unable to play in the first. Middlesex, Yorkshire, Richardann

Test

v. England in the following

RAW

RUBBER

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XI., England XI. Leveson-Gower's season. But in the second England ceived the following Straits currency XI. (ong each).

Austrália match at Melbourne he quotations (buyers) from Singapore Grounds SydneyX 17, Melbourne scored 103 not out in the second in-to-day for raw rubber: 9, Adelaide , Brisbane 5, Oval 3, nings a century in each of live con- Spot ... Leeds 2. Lord's 2, Worcester 2, and secutive Test matches in which he Jul./Sept. Chaterbury, Folkestone, Leicester, batted. In seven successive Aur- Oct./Dec. Nottingham. Scarborough, Shelfield, Southampton, Taunton (one each).

Bradnian has scored 1 innings over 400 mins, other innings over 300 runs, 16 other innings over 200 runs, 30 others innings over 100 runs, 36 other innings over 50 runs.

On nine occasions he has scored 50 or more rang in each innings af n match:-

Market-Stendy.

tralian seasons Bradman has scored Jan./Mur. 1,000 run-an unparallelled fent- and in four of the seven be averaged over 100 runs per innings. During two tours in England he has scored 4,080 runs and averaged 82.22 runs per instings.

Miss Fishwick, out a 35, ended with a flourish with three consecutive 3's for her 68; Miss Garnham, play- ing seundly, and without any help from long putts, was out in 33 and honte in 35.

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25% cts. up 4 ct. 20 cts, up 14 ct. About 40 members of the Shang- 26 cts. up ct. hai Japanese community have taken 26% ets, up cup lawn bowls this season. They have greens at Hongkow Park and are very keen on the game. This Sear

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FAIR TO SHOWERY

Pressure is highest in the Pacifle Scoring s3 sustained and so pro- to the east of the Boning and is digious suggests that Bradnina must relatively low over South China. be counted among the prodigies of depression of considerable intensity cricket rare breed among whom is crossing South Manchuria on an may be numbered W. G. Grier, J. B. easterly track. Loent

1928. 29. For Against 87. 132* NSW. M.C.C. 131, 131*

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THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB. ·

Sixth Extra Race Meeting, 1936.

The Second day of the above postponed from Monday, 1st June. will be hekk (weather permitting) on Saturday, 6th June, 1936. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

By Order,

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Actg. Secretary. Hongkong, In June, 1936.

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