1936-06-25 — Page 20

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

JUNE 25, 1936.

GRANT

ONLY

“SEEDED "

"? PLAYER

Absence Of Surprises At Wimbledon

HUGHES AND MAKO SCRATCH IN SINGLES

BOTH SUFFERING FROM INJURIES

TUCKEY'S SPLENDID WIN

་

OVER DES TREMEAU

After Tuesday's disconcerting upsets in the ladies singles championship, Wimbledon results yesterday All of the eight continued on more normal lines.

"seeded" players in the men's singles won fairly com- fortably, Bryan Grant of America had to concede the first set to Maurice Deloford the English county play. .er, but Perry, Von Cramm, Crawford, Austin, Allison,

Quist and Budge won in straight sets.

revealing

Both England and Americh promising display, lest important representatives magnificent backhand drive. Porry tried to entice the Siamese to the not forced Lo retire in order to pull out his famous pass who were through injuries, Gene Mako of ing strokes, but Charlikavanji re- United States concealed a walk-fused to be drawn and timed his net excursionя ho well that he usually

over due to a strained muscle, scored with ace volleys. says Reuter, while G. P. Hughes

is feeling the effects of slight

Perry, however, was always able to:

pace to score ramo heart strain and is saving him-increase the

self for the Davis Cup Callenge points and if anything the matcit

has Ile

therefore

Round. scratched from the singles,

A Thited Press message adde of the that Jean Brugnon, one famous erstwhile French "Three Musketeers" akan withdrew and gave J. Lesueur his compatroit a walk-over after, they had played i four wete.

Two prominent English girls were eliminated during the day's play which continued in Bar weather and before a large crowd.

Mies Dearman of Wightman Cup! fame 'howed before Madame Mathie, i lealing French exponent, while Mise "Billy" Yorke, whose recent Hu

resses in the French Championships - brought her into great prominence, fell victim to the clovernous of Mme. Meulemeester of Belgium,

served to enhance Perry's prospects.

TO-DAY'S

SPORTS CALENDAR

Recent study of Miss Caroline Babcock, U. S. Wightman Cup player, who yesterday won her way into the third round of the women's singles at Wimbledon.

LEAGUE TENNIS

Club Win

Chinese Recreation Club

Nine Sets From I.R.C.

RECREIO AND KOWLOON CRICKET. CLUB ALSO

Latest

WIN VERY COMFORTABLY

Tennis And Wimbledon

-Bowls

:

JA

Features about to-day's sporia Mllo. Jedzrejowska continued her fixtures are further matches in the winning way by removing Miss Nellie lawn bowls championships and

league tennis programume. They are Adamson, the Belgian champion.

Second round successes were also as under. rained by Sonerita Anita Lizan of Chile,

(formerly Mae, Sperling Fraulein Krahwinkel the 1031 finalisti and Miss Kay Stammers, British "hope."

ITOH STILL BRILLIANT-

In the men's singles, Charles E. Hare, young English player, offered fae opposition to Jack Crawford, but found the Austrailan at his best. Von Cramm, second favourite, toyed with L. Hecht the Czechoslovakian while "Dunty" Austin played classica! tenuls to eliminate Clifford Sproule, manager of the Australian Davis Cup

team.

E. Itoh, Japan's only representa- tive this year, advanced to the third round with a brilliant victory over Hans Haanes of Holland. According to a Renter report Itoh smashed won- dorfully and outplayed the Hollander. Isoh exploited his opponent's weak backhand and puzzled him with his slow, but tricky, service.

Perry was never fully extended to boat Chartikavanji although the Siamese Cambridge Blue gave a most-

LAWN BOWLS

Singles Championship

A. H. Rumjahn v. W. Mair (ILK.FC Green). ----Norunha v. S. A Bright.

(K.C.C. Green).

C. G. Silva v. A. Grimmett (Kow- loon Dock Green).

J. A. R. Belby v. M. R. Abban (C.C.C. Green).

G. N. Mitchell v. A. E. Silkestone (Recreio Green).

A. M. Omar v. F. C. Goodman (Taikon Green),

1. E. Knight v. A. Spary (Police Green).

F. E. E. Booker . A. Hyde Lay (Civil Service Green).

All matches staret 5.15 p.m. LAWN TENNIS

K.J.T.C. S.C.A.A. I.R.C.

K.CC. (1) K.T.C.C.A. University

V

Division

Recrelo

Y. C.C.C.

v. A.T.C.

v. K.C.C. (2)

v. C.S.C.C.

C.R.C.

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Results

In Detail

Principal results at Wimbledon yes- terday as enbled by United Press and Reuter were as follows.

MEN'S SINGLES Second Round

F. J. Perry (England) beat K. Charlikavanj (Siam) 6-3, 6-2, 6-2: Bryan Grant (U.S.) beat Maurice Deloford (England) 1-6, 6-2, 6-2.

6-1.

W. Allison (U.S.) beat David Jones (US) 14-12, 6-3, 6-4..

J. Van Ryn (U.S.) beat II. Tim- mer (Holland) 6-4, 8-6, 6-3.

D. Budge (U.S.) beat Ian Collina (Scotland) G-2, 6-2, 6-1.

Indian Recreation Club offer-} ed but poor resistance to Chinese Recreation Club (1) at when Sookunpoo yesterday they met in a "B" Division tennis league match. The champions won all nine sets. Bath Recreio, who remain top of the league, and K.C.C., scored com fortable wins, K.C.C. got away with a bigger margin than was anticipated, but University were without one of their regular players,

Recreio were much too powerful for Hongkong Cricket Club and won with

conceding but one set. Two matches

were postponed- Craigengower v. Civil Service, and C.R.C. (2) v. Central British Assocín Lion.

Details of the matches and amended · league table follow. ~~CHINESE-“Ay,-INDIAN-R.C..

Over

TO

Cricket

Arnold lover Skeet, of Hersham, Surrey, aged eighty-two, bowled an the imaginary ball across counterpane of his bed re cently, murmured good" and died. cricket regularly years ago, took occasional day off from his job as gardener-to go to the Oval.

"That's Played

Playing at Soskunpoo, the Indian ALL-INDIA TEAM AT

Recreation Club were defeated by the Chinese R.C. "A" téain by nine sets to nil Score:

Lau Man-ching and Leung Ping- chiu (Chinese R.D.) beat F.D. Percitu and Y. el Arcuill 6-4; beat M. el Arculli and A. E. Kichell 6-2; beat S. A. R. Bux and Y, A. Razack 0-1. Iu Tak-lam and Luk Chun-cheung and (Chinese R.C.) beat Pereira

"THE HOUSE"

Entertained By M.P.s

London, June 24.

The All India cricketers were guests

DROP SET

COTTON LEADS FIELD

For Golf

Title

Our Daily Golf Hint

In playing the shorter shots and all shots where the main object is to raise the ball abruptly, use an open stance,

1. J. Morrison.

VERITY &

GOVER NOT

PRINCIPAL SO HOT

SCORES

London, June 24. The qualifying rounds in the British Open Golf Champion- ship over the Hoylake and Wallasey courses concluded.to- day, when 107 players qualified, with scores of 155 or better. Only one well-down competitor failed to enter the competition proper, Ernest Whiteambe returning a card

of 150.

were Rome

There

distinctive featuren about to-day's play. Walter Smithers, an unattached, professional from Canada, returned a card of 141 to finish second to Cotton, while Hector Thomson broke the Wallasey course record with a ti to make his card up to 145.

- Bert Hodson who qualified with a eard of 162 holed out the fourth (105 yards) on the Walinsey Router.

ENGLAND'S NO.

BOWLER IS FARNES

OBSERVES "FOUR_COUNTIES"-

The chief trouble about this alleged search for bowlers is that the cricket-adoring public either entirely ignores, or is blissfully ignorant of, the fact that theso are not Australian Test batsmen that Gover and Verity are getting out and, in fact, are many of them three and four classes below that of Bradman and company.

We merely throw_dust in our eyes if we try to persuade ourselves that the "tails" of Glamorgan or Kent or Essex, for example, are in the same parish as Australia's first seven-bats men with their talls up and wag-

The amazing part of the whole course-story is that lots of peopia either seeing or reading that Gover and Verity have routed Glamorgan, Sur- rey and Kent must ipso facto think them the "goods," and, what is more, the firal-rank goods for the Austra lian campaign.

were

;

The leading qualiflers follows:

68

71

71.139 70 141-

71

72

15

II. Cotton

W. Smithers

G. Sarazen

Percy Als

Richard Burton

It. Godd

11. Thomson Norman Sutton

Turner

ladgham

05 78 143

71 73 144

77 145

77

68 145

74 73

146

7.1

76 70 138

146

71 77 148

A. Dalley

Cyell Tolley

+75 73

148

J. H. Busson

76

149

Boomer (St. Cloud) 777

160

Sam King

150

Davies

78

160

77

7-1

161

Lacey

78 73

151

75

76. 151

70

81

F. Francis

Bebby Locke Archie Compston Hodson

O. Whitcombe Perry (Holder) Porrier

Boyer

81 101

71 152

151

74 80

78 73 154 77 77 164 77 77 101

MERCER'S CRICKET RECORD

BEATS ME

Sit where you like, in pavilion, in cheapest seats, in trim, in tube, or In cinema, you will hear the sune biory.

As each useful analysis in handed us by Verity, or Gover, or Who-You- Will his name is on everybody's. lips as that of the man for the War In the Antipostes. Why Is this? confess it has me beat.

Cannot the amateur selectors sec the wood for the trees? Similarly, In useful batsman-no more and no

less-like Maurice Turnbull walked into the side for Australia, and not only that but the captaincy aa well, because he gets a century against Yorkshire.

A

great test to be sure, and to pass which many a player might give the top joint of his best first finger. but such a score has little to do with the Bikehood of success on an Austra- lian, tour.

CHARMING

I am not crabbing Turnbull. A very long way from that. A charm- -ng-follow, a good crieixeter, and one who Glamorgan can thank its lucky stars that he was not born in Mid- dlesex, or resident in Lancashire or Leicestershire. But Test teams are of eleven entities only, and you can- not, therefore, include in them all the "charming fellows" in England. Now, can you?

I want to know when, in a re-

Mercer during eleven seasons with presentative match in this country -the highest of all tests in cricket,

J. Leaucur (France) beat J. Brug Arrulli 6-1; beat Arculli and Kitchell of a Lords and Commons cricket team Glamorgan his bowled 11,114 overs

non (France) 6-7, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 (Brunon retired).

1. Caska (Czechoslovakia) beat II. A. Goldman (England) 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. J. Crawford (Australia) beat Charles Hare (England) 6-3, 6-2, B-G.

C. Boussus (France) beat' Gene Mako U.S.) who defaulted.

G. Yon Cramm (Germany) beat Hecht (Czechoslovakia) 6-4, 6-3, 64.

H. W. Austin (England) bent Clifford Sproule (Australia) 6-3 G-4, 6-1.United Press.

!

6-3; beat Bux and Razack 6.2.

Ng Kam-chuen and Taang Chung- nin (Chinese R.C.) beat Pereira and Arculli 6-1; beat Arculli and Kitchell 6-2; beat Bux and Razack 0-2.

KOWLOON C.C. v. UNIVERSITY Visiting Kink's. Park, the Hongkong University Tennis Club met with de

Kowloon feat at the hands

twa. Cricket Club by seven sets w

Scores:

A.

of the

W. Ramsey and G: C. Burnett (Kowloon C.C.) bent Y. C. Lau and Isu 6-4; Leat P: P. Kho and K.

at luncheon at the House of Commons

and South adere him. So does Bristol. Wally,

Canterbury worship Woolley, and so on. But not until the

Ines. Tuna, Aver. Wkta. Aver. love

to-day. The health of the visitors and taken 1,167 wickets, He previ-especially if the match was a Lord's

cricket up to livered the bacon

Naturally Glamorgan May 1, 1936, is as follows! The company included Lord Willing record in first-class was proposed by the Prime Minister.usly played for Sussex, and his full-Maurice Turnbull has ever "de-

Wales don ex-Viceroy of India, and after luncheon the visitors were shown over Seen. the Houses of Parliament and were 1910 present at the opening of the House 1921- of Lords at which Lord Willingdon 22 was formally introduced and took his 2925

his since Lime sent for the first clevation to the rank of Marquis.- British Wireleas.

E. Itoh (Japan) heat, H. Hannes. Chan D-2, bent II. N. Lee and P DELIGHT FOR ONE (Holland) 6-2, 6-2, 6-2.

A. Quist (Australia) beat W, C. Lee 6.4.

Elmer (Switzerland) 8-6, 6-3, 6-1, C. R. D. Tuckey (England) heat 1. Destremenu (France) 7-5,-3-8, 7-5, 6-2

V. McGrath (Australia) beat II. Landry (France) 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1 Reuter

WOMEN'S SINGLES

Second Round Mrs. Andrus (U.S.) beat Mrs. Katherine Bowden 6-4, 7-5.

Mae Sperling“ (Denmark) heat Miss Patricia O'Connell (England) 7-5, 6-2.

Miss Caroline Babcock (U.S.) beat Mrs. It. V. Fontes (England) 6-2, 6-3.

Miss K. Stammers (England) treat Minn Wright (England) 6-3,

6-0.

Mme. Mathieu (France) beat Miss N. Dearman (England) 6-2, 6-2 United Frere,

Miss Mary Heeley (England) bread Miss Haylock (England) 6-3, 6-4.

S. A. Gray and A. Crawford (Kow. DISAPPOINTMENT

loon CC.) bent Lau and Hs7 FOR THE OTHER. bent Kho and Chan 6-0; beat Lec nud Lee 6-2.

C. Polglase and N. A. E. Mackny (Kowloon C.C.) lost to Lan and ilmu 6-7; best Kho and Chan 6-0; lost to Lee and Lee 8-6.

RECREIO v. HONGKONG C. C.

At King's Park, the Club de Ite creio enjoyed an easy victory over the Hongkong Cricket Club winning by eight sets to one. Scores:

J. J. Remedios nad L. F. V. Ribeiro (Recruie) beat J. Rodger and A. C. L. Bowker 8-0; beat T. C. Mounghan and G..E. R. Divett 7-5; bent G. S. Gamble and B. O'M. Deano -2.

W. A. Reed and A. A. dos Rome- dios (Recreio) lost to Rodger And Bowker 4-0; beat Monaghan and Dirett G-3; beat Gamble and Deane 6-8.

L. A. Carvalho and M. A. Oliveira (Recreio) beat Rodger and Bowker -1; bent Monaghan. and Divelt 0-2;

Mme. Meulemeester (Belgium) beat Gamble and Deano 6-2. beat Milan "Billy" Yorke (England) 0-4, 6-1.

Senoriin Lirann (Chile), Mile. Jedzrejowska (Poland) and Miss Nellie Adamsan, (Belgium) All

Recreio

LEAGUE TABLE

Sety

P. WL F...

A. Pts. 402914 6

8

:7

11

renched the third round-Router.. C.R.C. (1)... 4 4 0 20

MIXED DOUBLES

First Round

II. Stratford (U.S.)

KC.C.

O.5.0.0. C.R.C. (2) HK.U.T.C. and. Mrs. C.0.0. Brution (England) bent E. Itoh I.R.C. (Japan) and Mrs. Cooper (England) II.K.C.C.

0-4, 7-5,-enter.

C.D.A.

4 9 1 27

4.2 2.22 14

4 2 2 16% 1744. 52 14 31 31.2.1 12 3.1 28% 15% 514 1511⁄2 271⁄2-2 0. 4. 3 320

C. R. D. Tuckey (left) who yester- day triumphed over the promising young Frenchman, Destromsau, and G. P. Ilughes, who has withdrawn from the singles championship at Wimbledon owing to a strained heart. į

1920

87.80 the man, whoever

he is, has de-

11.02 Hivered the goods during a lamine or

19.71 an unexpected shortage, is he of any 21.40 real use to the XI. of England. 11.00 105 20.94

130 16.40

28

266 0,16 200

There is no question at all that the

26.04 fast bowler who of all others has

22. most Impressed the selectors is Ken-

0 4.50

16

3.4

1

2.05

2

2

20 12,00

8

19.20

28

1724 1923

315

13.39

40

45 100

120

GOT

34.1

1024.7

71 10,14

1027

1928

420

1923+0 (1)

1020

1930

103L

39 407

1932

#2 415

1033

TUE

19:30

97

10.17

Total

BID 5.AR

102

17.20 1,282

114 14.GH

0 1,00

*13.01

↓

145

563 12.24 117

135

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