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TELEGRAPH. MONDAY,

7

JUNE 22, 1936.

TO-DAY'S IMPORTANT MIXED DOUBLES MATCH

England's Big Week

Of Sport

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WIMBLEDON AND DONALD THE GOLF BUDGE'S

CHAMPIONSHIP

Another brilliant week of sports opens in England to-day. The Derby and Ascot are over, and to-day) racing gives place to ten- nis, golf and cricket.

At Wimbledon, "The Chan

they are nov pionship." DA termed, where is gathered the Kreatest array of tennis skill in the world, will open to-day with. first round men's singles matches on all of the 16 courts.

TITLES

CLEAN SWEEP AT QUEEN'S CLUB

WIMBLEDON POINTER

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London, June 20. It has now become customary for the Americans to dominate the London tennis champion- ships at Queen's Club particu larly as the tournament, being so close to Wimbledon, does not attract England's leading players or very powerful overseas entry. Thus to-day Americans figured in all of the finals at Queen's Club, favourite for the Litle which was lustDonnid Budge collected three titles year won by A. Perry, the English man. Paigham was beaten during the wook-etul by Adams the Scottish champion, but it is not likely this will cause him to lose publie favour.

At Hoylake the British Open Golf Championship will be gilny, starting 10-day. The amazing performances of Alfred Pagham ake

him

America, naturally, has sent over a strong, contingat and chief threat Co Dritin supremacy comes from tiere. Last year, after a long period of oversoas dominancy, England not only won the championship, but her players occupied the first four pul Lona. Charles Whitcombe inished scond, Guddi third and Henry Cotton fourth.

PERRY'S TASK

including

K. C. C. AND

C. R.C.

AT KING'S-

PARK

HOME TEAM HAS A CHANCE

(By "VERITAS")

Having annihilated Kowloon Cricket Club second team to the tune of nine-love, Chinese Recreation Club to-day try conclusions with K.C.C. (1) in the mixed doubles tennis league. The match is being played at K.C.C. and promisca to provide one of the best en. counters of the season.

K.C.C.'s unexpectedly good showing against U.S.R.C. In their feat match of the season encourages then to r gard today's test with a

certain amount of confidence. There is not suflicient comparative form to any whether C.R.C. are stronger or even as strong as U.S.R.C., but paper form alone indicates they have a very use- men's singles, men's doubles and mix-ful team, and, like the U.S.R.C. are ed doubles. The fiery-headed Call-well served by their Indy players. fornian with the long hooked nose and Janes, his compatriot, 10 win the attractive smile, swept singles with the loss of seven games in two sets. lt was a good pointer the form which can be expected of him during the next fortnight.

paxt David GROUND A REAL ADVANTAGE

Even more important was the vic- tory of Rudge and Gene Mako over Wilmer Allison and Van Ryn in the Bnal of the men's doubles. This was also accomplished in straight sets and it marked the fifth success the young Americans have enjoyed over the fa mous Davis Cup combination during the past twelve months.

The fact that the match is belag played at Cox's Road is a real advan inge to the K.C.C., and it may be

Belent to turn the result in their favour. Unless Taui Yun-pul strikes his top form, the visitors may find on two pairs. themselves dependent

In this respect the homesters should enjoy a slight edge. They have a more reliable, if less brilliant, trio of men. On the other hand C.R.C. would appear to be somewhat better served by their fulles, even allowing for the fact that Mrs. Litton is not so strong as abe used to be.

If K.C.C. can touch maxlmum form they stand a 50-50 chance of winning.

REMARKABLE DECLINE England will also ho defending the najor Utle at Wimbledon where Fred

The decline of Allison and Van Rya Perry is threatened by a powerful

Von since their defent by Hughes and Oversen invasion

yon Cramm of Germany. Donald Budge, Tuckey in the Davis Cup last year has been remarkable, and no donger can Ame- Bryan Grant, Wilmer Allison of

ica, Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist. they be regarded as America's chief of Australia, and less formidable, hopes for the Wimbledon title. Budge points with K.C.C.. (2). In that Boussus and Destromonu of France and Mako are the likeliest challengers match A. V. Remedios was seen at

Perry has also to take into considera- on the challenge of IL. W. Austin.

of Crawford and Quist,

Budge took part in his third final the mixed doubles-late in the day with Mrs. Sarah Fabyan lost the Austin has never yet won Winbierat set to Charles Hare of England lon although he reached the final and Mile. Jedzrejowska of Poland. 1812 when he was obliterated Mile. Jedzrejowska was playing her Ellsworth Vines, the

second final, having previously benten valanche.

Miss Susan Noel, English pinyer in the ladies' singles.

human

With Mra. lielen Willis-Moody out of the way, England has a passable chance of regaining the women's aingles crown. Miss Helen Jacobs, Miss Dorothy Round, Mrs. Sarah Fabyan, Misa Kay Stammers, Muse. Sperling, Senorita Lizana are leading contestants with overy possibility of n Jacobs-Round final as in 1934.

TEST MATCH-

On Saturday next the first Test match between England and All-Inlla will begin. England's tenin has been pominated and is so stronge that there is every indication of the visitors be ing overwhelmed.

Wedgod between these events is the British Empire Garden Party in Los- don and the Royal Air Force Display at Hendon so that this wock England will be an England of fashion, spec. tacle hd sport.

After the first set the Americans retallated strongly and walked away with the next two stanzas at 6-2, 6-0, The complete results received from United Proan were:-

Men's Singles:-Donald Budge (U.S.A.) beat David Jones (U.9,A.)

G-4, 6-3.

Women's Singles:- Mlle. Jedare. Jowska (Poland)) beat Miss Susan Noel (England) 6-2, 6-4.

U.S.R.C. will be tested by Club de

Recreio vho last week shared the

his best which makes him second none In Hongkong, but the Portuguese are not so well served by their Indles as the U.S.R.C., and as Mrs. Kayli is now fit, it is unlikely that Recreio will secure more than |

two or three sets.

NO "A" PROGRAMME

There is no "A" Division pro- gramme to-morrow, and with the exception of the Craigengower-Civil Service clash, there is very lie of note about Wednesday's "B" Division schedule. Both C.R.C. teams can be expected to win, the "Over 40" against Central British and the senior outfit against IRC. Kowloon Cricket Club will not have a very easy task against University whom they entertain, Men's Doubles :-D. Judge and especially in view of the Varsity's Mako (U.S.A.) bent W. Allison and

victory over Cralgengower last

Week J. Van Ryn (U.S.A.) 6-3, 6-4.

Women's Doublen:Mme. Sylvia Nevertheless K.C.C. should win and I Henrotin (France) and Mrs. Doro-expect to see points go to Craigen- thy Andrus (U.S.A.) beat Miss tower, and, of course, Recreio who Nellie Adamson and Mme. de Meul are hosts to HK.C.C. messter (Belgium) 6-1, 6-7, 6-3,

E.

6.0.

The Important feature about the Mixed Doubles: 1. Budge and Mre. Sarah Fabyan (U.S.A.) beat C."C" Division programme on Thursday and Mile.is the match between K.I.T.C. and Hare (England) Jedzrejowska (Poland) 3-6, 6-2, Recreio. Both are undefeated at the moment, Recreio having won three games and Kowloon Indians Iwo. The match is being played on the Indians' courts and the Portuguese are bound to be fully extended.

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Striking picture of the Aga Khan's Mahmoud passing the winning post lengths ahead of Taj Akbar, and (third), Thankerton, to win the famous Derby classic last month. Smirke was the jockey and it was his second Derby triump.

Federation Want Explanation From Lee Wai-Tong

Regarding Charges Of ENGLAND

Professionalism

NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AT PRESENT

END OF FILIPINO BOXING

Shanghai, June 15.

At a meeting of the Com- mitter of the China National Amateur Athletic Federation! last night, it was decided that investigation of the charges of professionalism, levelled against Lee Wai-tong some two weeks ago by local sports

SELECTS SPLENDID

TEST TEAM

+

WORLD RECORD

BREAK

Tom Newman's Feat At Thurston's

London, May 20. Tom Newman set up a now world record under the amended baulk-line. rule when he made a break of 1,394 against Joe Davis, holder, in the final of the Professional Biards Cham- Thurston's Inst night.

Four amateurs are included i pionship in England's Test team to meet The previous best was 1,177 by Davia.

Newman's effort was made by All-India at'Lord's next Satur- variation of all-round play and top-of- day, led by G. O. Allen of Mid-the-table billiards. It occupied about ond and a half Boura and contained dlesex. It is

very strong

surprisingly few runs of consecutivo batting side with no less then close cannons-36, 29, 25 and 36. eight players who make hig scores regularly in county

cricket.

writers, would be postponed, DOMINANCE

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In the first session Newman, despite a break, of 532 by Davis, outpointed his rival by 1,087 points to 707, the respective averages being 217 and 141. Newnan first of all carried an over-

Gimblett, the young Somerset far pending further information, mer who has sky-rocketed himself into night to 410, and after another until the next meeting of the the newspaper headlines and cricket break by Davis of 100 played out time Federation.

fame, deservedly gets a pluce In view į with a brilliant effort of 662 (un- of his many magnificent batting per- finished). formances this season.

Nowman's brilliant play enabled him

San Francisco, Cal. Long-time Filipino domin-

The situation remains Just as ance on the west const in the fly

In addition to carrying the unfinish. US ever although the

Gover's exceptionally fine howling fed effort to the record score, Newman and bantamweight divisions has uncertain

Federation has decided to write a for Surrey has secured his inclusion, at night made another break of 480. virtually come to an end with letter to Lee Wal-tong requesting while two-other-youngsters to obtain Davis's-best-was-115, the passing of Speedy Dado, him to report regarding his alleged recognition are Baristad of Notis Young Tommy and Pablo retations with several newspapers and James Langridge of Sussex.. Dano, in their prime California in Shanghai. Until further details ring favourites of thousands. With the exception of Small Mon- tano, generally recognized as world! champion in the 112-pound division, Filipino flyweights are entirely out of the local picture.

The situation is even worse in the bantamweight-division.

In only two other divisions, and magrely, are,Filipinos at present re- presented in the United States-the 126 and 145-pound classes, 1

Were

.

to reduce his arrears from 2,273 to.. 81%

Closing scores: Davis, 7318; New

are available it seems, therefore, The amateurs consist of Allen, who, that no action will be taken by the is a first-class all-rounder, R. E. Sun, in play, 0,606, Federation.

Wyatt, who daims a simliar distinc- Charges or professionalism tion, R. WY. Rabins, who will be against certain members of the chiefly used for his bowling and M. J. Olympic Track and Field team Turnbull, who is in to better the rat-in view of the unfortunate incidents reported during the week-end which also examined last night, Ling.

AUSTRALIA IN MIND

will considerably weaken the visitors. and after due dellberation it was decided to

THE TEAM drop L. K. Chiang, The selectors have clearly kept next decathlon star, from the squad. Chang is said to be the assistant winter's Australian tour in mind in the physical director of local selection of the team. It is extremely well balanced. The batting is further Chinese university and the Festiftencil by the presence of Maurice cration maile its decision in view Leyland, while the bowling boats of confirmatory evidence,

variety as a result of the inclusion of No other alterations were Verity ford Mitchell. elected in the team although the following confirmations were nrade:

B

Swimming: Chang Chun-hing and

There is a real local "Derby" at

In the former, Buenaventure de K.C.C. where the club's two teams Guzman. Oriental featherweight cham- In the division play each other. K.C.C. (1) should win although lion, a recent arrival, has thus far the clubhouse they do say the second failed to impress. In the latter, steing have a surprise packet all Ceferino Garcia, former state cham-Miss Young Sau-king.

evident signs of pien, has shown ready and waiting.

slipping.

ONE OF THE BEST EVER

come hore

South China, another 100 per cent, team, entertain Craigengower who have done little of note as yet and Dado, one of the best of the many who must be expected to lose. Kow-little fighters who have loon Tong, playing at home, should offers sorrowful corroboration of the bout Civil Service and the University old adage: "All hose players must look good for two points from C.R.C. die broke," according to local sports- who have been extremely disappoint writers. ing to date..

Yorkshire supplies four playera, Middlesex two, and the rest are drawn from Glamorganshire, Somersetshire. Sussex, Warwickshire and Nolla

The team should be able to beat the the Indians very comfortably, especially

Walking: T. N. Tsai and Y. Y. Chew FIF delegates from C.N.A.A.F. and C. K. Chang and C. S. Cheng as representatives of the China Walkers Association.

THREE RESERVES

Three athletes, K. B. Chang. K. Szeto, and T. T. Ho were placed dr the reserve list with precedence

At the end of his fatle rope and to be given in the order named,

The try-out for. the pole-vault Here is the complete programme with all hope of further big-purse candidature between Paul Fụ and for the week.

TODAY

Mixed Doubles

K.C.C. -U.S.R.C.

v. C.R.C.

C.R.C. (2) I.I.C. K.C.C. C.C.C Recreio

v. Recrolo

WEDNESDAY

"B" Division

r. C.BA

V.

C.R.C. (1)

7. University

P: C.S.CC.

v. ILK.C.C.

THURSDAY

"C" Division

v. Recreio v. C.C.C.

A.T.C.

K.I.T.C. 8.C.A. I.R.C. K.C.C. (1) KIT.CCIA, H.K.U.T.C.

R.S.C.. I.R.C. P.R.C. K.I.T.C

V.

v. K.C.C. (2)

y: C.B.C.C.

บ.

C.R.C.

FRIDAY

"D" Division

v. A.T.C.

V.K.C.C.

v. C.B.A. V.C.C.C.

bouts gone, Dado has scarcely the w. H. Wang will be held on Tues- means for transporting himself from day, June 10, at the Yeaping Road town to town in search of matches, Stadium. The winner will be placed they say.

on the team, while the loser will Ten years of thrift, leading to accompany the squad on the reserve

list. tidy litle fortune, have been wiped

The entire track and held team out of Dado's existenco in the past 12 months, mostly because of unwino will leave Shanghai on the morn

ing

of June 23 for Nanking, where track speculation, according to one,

they will be received by high Gov- Conservative and well behaved, ernment officials. who will render In- showing no liking for the bright various addresses and parting

a farewell lights which so quickly dissipated the juncilons in the form of a

will also poy carnings of Fancho Vila, Peto Sarceremony. The team miento and Clever Sencio, Dade has their respects to the Mausoleum.

Apart from these facts, the long been a local favourite.

Another favourite has been Dano, CNA,A.F. would not disclose any dubbed the "human dynamo," whose further information regarding last resurrection from literal oblivion sur night's meeting and it is expected prised ring experts, both hers and in that the uncertain situation exist- ing at present with regard to Lee the Philippines,

nes, in 1936.

Wai-tong and to the track team, will Dano, in his last start, took he cleared up before long. unmerciful thrashing from Baby Ariz. the flery Mexican feather- mendi, weight, Participation in numerous overweight bouts has hastened Dano's

With Montana in Iowail, on route! lorig-delayed ride down the ladder of to the Philippines, only the two- fistic fame,

Garcia and de Guzman-are present Tommy is untirely out of the pic to carry on the fight for a recognized ture, and has been so for the past world championship for the Philip semester, as far as important matches pines. And neither seems capable of

doing just that-United Press, have been concerned.

The team is as follows:

G. O. Allen (Middlesex) captain. R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwickshire). 1. W. V. Robinu (Middlesex).

M. J. Turnbull (Glamorgan). Leyland Yorkshire). Verity (Yorkshire). -Mitchell Yorkshire).

Duckworth (Lancashire). Gover (Surrey), Gimblett (Somerset). Langridge, Jn. (Sussex). llardstaff (Notts).

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