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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JUNE 29,

AQUATICS Girl's 8 Years' CROSS-HARBOUR Tennis With

RACE

Broken Rib

By Stanley N. Dount

K. P. SHEK WINS A girl aged 20 who, in her en

thusiasm for lawn tennis played for The annual cross harbour race eight years though suffering front a organised by the South China Athletla broken "outing" rib has every pros- pect of realising her ambition to Association at North Point was won become a star. yesterday afternoon by Shek Kam-pul: She is Miss Rita Jarvis, of Ealing, who completed the course in 35 miasa member of the Chiswick Park Lawn

14 secs.

In the Ladies' section Au Yan-chiu was first in 44 mins, 28 seca,

There were four lady competitors and 24 in the men's event.

The first three swimmers in each

section were:

Men's.-1, Shek Kam-pul; 2, Chui Wai-lun; 3, Chan Man-po.

Women's-Au Yan-chiu; 2, Au Fo-ying; 3, LI A-ying.

VOLUNTEER SPORTS

ANNUAL AQUATICS MEETING AT V.R.C. NEXT MONTH

The annual awimming sports of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps, will be held at the Victoria Recreation Club at 0.15 p.m. on Saturday, July

11.

At the conclusion of the gala Lady Caldecott will prosent the prizes, after which dance music will be provided by the "Troubadours" Dance Orches-

The teams for the various events will be chonen from the following, who are now in active training for the forthcoming sporta:

(1) Unit: Mobile Machine Guns

L/Cpl S. Fowler, C.Q.M.S. W. Sprague, Pte. C. 31. Critchley, Sgt. W.

Tennis Club, Even in the days of her disability she was rapidly rising to fame; now she has been cured and is destined to become

A leading which is more than half the battle, player, for she has the will to win, Miss Jarvis told me that the pain affceted her nerves, and sometimes while playing tennis she found her arm almost paralysed. For eight years she was able to grip the racket only with her thumb and ene anger, the other fingers being almost une

Heng.

Nevertheless she pluckily improved Įher game, and with Miss Nina Brown and benten Wightman Cup players in doubles matches,

OPEN GOLF POLAND'S

TITLE

Padgham Continues in His Best Vein

WINS BY STROKE

SLENDER

CHANCES

Of Olympic Medals

Warsaw,

A. H. Padgham, winner of the Daily Mail £2,000, "Silver King" £1,000 and Dunlop-Southport £1- 600 golf competitions, continued his winning vein in the British Open Golf Championship at Hoylake, capturing the title by a single roke from John Adams, the Scottish Champion. indifferent golf throughout the com-threw the javelin 73.47 meters. Alfred Perry, the holder, whe played petition, mished 27th.

The anticipated thrilling finish to the British Open Golf Championship came true. Alfred Padgham who won all the major medal play com- petitions this year, capped the lat by winning from James Adams, with scores of 287 to 288.

the 280.

of trentment. Recently, when leumpeted in the Middlesex champion- ships, she delt no pain, and she can now grip a racket with all her fingers,

Poland's slender hopes for winning Olympic medals have been consider ably enhanced as Eugen Lokajak! This

is the best performance so far publicly known this year.

Last year only two athletes the world over attaineil better marks: Matti Jarvinen, Finland, and Gerhard Stoeck, Germany. The German this year has not yet reached his former form, while nothing has been heard so far about the Finns, Jarvinen and company.

Adams, whose cruelest luck was the final puit, was joint third with Henry Cotton, who with Adina led At any rate, it seems that at the found that the fb had been broken 215 and Marcel Dallemagne, lest Fintant in the Javelin which 12 has In March she saw a specialist, who at the end of the third round with coming Olympics the hegemony, of for years, and she underwent a course year's French native champion, with been holding for years be serious- ly challenged. As will be recalled, at Ballemagne mado 69 in the final the Los Angeles Games the Finns round, the second best for the day won all three medats in the Javelin the best of which was 68 by Branch throw placing in the following order: of Hlenburry, who finished 303; Jarvinen, 72.71 metres, Sippan, 60.80

Percy Alliss and Gene Sarazen

metres, and Penttilne, 68.70 metres.-- Jointly made 50, with Tommy Greened. Presn of Buckinghamshire. Ono featuro was the consistency of the South African, Robble Locke, whare aggregate of 204 was five strokes

EAST LANCASHIRES' CRICKET LEAGUE

Stoker, Pte, J. K. Sloan, Cpl. W. E. Headquarter Wing Are

Pears, Pte. E. Fowler, Pte. D. llynas,

Pte. V. Bond and Pte. N. Whitley.

(2) Unit: Static Machine Guns

S. V. Gitting, 11. Owen-Hughes. Norman Lee, Andrews, Stanley Lee N. Deitz, H,

Lec, C. Sloan, W. Wing

Spring Const Defence Unit

Delgado, Leonard, Millington Ser., Stevens, Hussein, Aris, Leppard, Omar, Wood, Dinnen, Miller Millington, Jnx.

Sommera and E. Zimmern.

(4) Unit: Corps Infantry

and

the

Champions

better than that of Hector Thomson, Bowlers On

sreend best amateur.

Colton was annoyed by a man with cineèamera, and he had him re- roved--Reuter's Special..

The full scores of the leaders were as follmy:

[A. H. Padgham

In the Inter-company leagué, of Julin dilama

East Lancashire Rerimentenry Cotton played at Shanshuipo, Hendquarter Gene Saenzen

Lasalle ollemagne, Wing easily beat "A" Company, Gres winning by 135 runs. Seorest

"H.Q." Wing G.S.M. Elvin, b Nolan Bds. Coster, b Ridings L/Cpl. Whitebead, st. Walkden,

b Ridings.

W. Lawrence, H. J. Guttierez, E.Pe. Sandford, 1.b.w., Bitings Lawrence, LA. Soares, II. de Sanr, ds. Batting, hw, Nolan

J. D. Remedios, G. A. Souza, E. 3.Pe. Johnson, run out

Marques, L. A. Roza, E. A. Souza, M. Bls. Cox, e Pearson, b Williams

1. Soares, G. Pinon, A. A. da Roza,

I A. Barros, E. U. S. Alves, E. B.

da Roza, D. J. Gosano, E. Cunha, J. J. Figueiredo, Leo Silva, E. Noronha and D. Mackintosh.

Pte. Badman, b Baker

Pic. Gaunt, b Baker

Pie, Holt, b Baker

Cpl. Walkden, c Johnson, b Baker

Pie. Pearson, b'Elvin

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Total

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Ple. Baker, b Williams

Bls. Bevan, Lb.w., Willams Pte. Newey, e Griffin, b Williams Pte. Francis, not out

Extras

Total

Coy. 18 Lieut. J. P. William, b Elvin Cpl. Allison, 1b.w., Elvin 4Pte. Griffin, run out 8Pte. Nolan, Elvin

Pte. Ridings, b Cox 982/L. C. W. Griffin, not out

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1936.

LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL

Germany's Olympic WAKE UP YOUR

Hopes For The 1,500 Metres

Berlin. The 1,500 metre event at the coming Berlin Olympics is the silver lining in the dark cloud overhanging German hopes.

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flowing freely and make you feel "up and

metres has always been keen thath purgatives try makeshifts. A mere the time that a presumptive candi- Olymple Games. Moreover, many je date's apple-cart, was upset for him by athletes who, by rights, or by their previous performancen rather, ought to have trailed him. Lloyd Hohn's experiences at Amsterdam is a case in point, as is, perhaps, also Beccnll'a Victory at Los Angeles.

For this event, Germany at last possesses a man, Fritz Schaumburg, whose record brings him within sight of an Olymple medal, The lanky

There are quite a number of athletes Rhenish policeman ranked third last who, last year, made marks not much year among the best 1,500 metre men lower than Schaumburg. There are, of the world with a time of 3:53.4 first of all, Normand of France, Reeva minutes. Only Glem Cunningham, and Riddell of England, Cerati of U.S.A.. and Luigi Beecali, Italy, the Kaly, and Gene Venzie, U.S.A. They winner of the 1,500 metres at Los fall came within one second of Schaume Angeles-hung up better marks last burg's mark. year, attaining 3:52.2 and 3:53.0 minutes respectively.

In addition there are a number of middle-distance runners and prosper. ONLY ONCE BEATEN

tive entries for the 1,500 metres at the Berlin Olympics, such us Wooderson, Schaumburg was defeated lust NO England--who last year twice defeat called Five-Country-Meet at Berlin lock himself, who were not clocked son only once. That was at the so-ed John Lovelock-as well as Love-

last summer where the national track over 1,500 metres but over the Mile teams of Germany, Italy, Sweden, only. They, too, plus other "filers" Hungary and Japan competed. It will have to be taken into considera- was the flery Beccali who then de Lion. feated Schaumburg; not, however, without a hard fight which was de cided only at the tape.

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Outside of Sebaumburg, there were four more Germans, aniong the first twenty 1,500 metre men last year; In that race the German paliecman that is, among athletes who did better showed what is really in him- than 3:66,4 minutes over this distance. stamina, determination to win, and

LESS PROMISING sheer super-human energy, An track athlete

he h fairly nd- Far less promising than for the vanced in age. He is 31 yeara 1500 metres nre German chances for

lis career

eleven the 800 metres. Here 14 athletes were years ago-over long-distances-and faster than the fastest German, In 1931 won the German 5,000 metre Wolfgang Dessecker, whose best time championship. After pause of last year was 1:53.4 minutes. almost two years, an account of nean, Schaumburg again began train- ing in 1934-this me over 1,500 metres-and already in the same year, as well as in 1936, won the German 1,500 metre championship.

old. He began Home Cricket

Londen, June 27. Low rearing featured several of the matches in the County Cham- pionship to-day. A few teams were dismissed for less than one hundred runs while Leleester's 288 is the big- gest ecore of the day.

The following are the close of play

scores:

Surrey 107 v. Oxford J. 181 for four at the Oval,

Gloucester 66 v. Yorkshire 150 for six at Shefeld.

Lancashire 194 v. Derby 1 at que Buxton.

50 370

80 7 31

L. Goldman (7) and C. W. E. 14 Bishop (13) won the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Happy Valley Summer Foursomes when they beat N. May, hew (11) and 11. H. Pethick (11)

four and three.

Notte 74 v. Sunsex 241 for six (A. Melville 125) at Hove.

Leicester 288 v. Warwick 24 for 0 -nt_Birminghamą

Essex 137 and five for one v. Kent 187 at Tunbridge Wells.

Cambridge 215 v. Somerset 119 for two at Tauntoną

for three at Peterborough.

Northants 173 v. Hampshire 19

Worcester. 157 v. Glamorgan 100 for two at Neath. Reuter.

CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE

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Schaumburg is an exceedingly able tactician; brain; not brawn makes nimi win his races. His stature and style are somewhat reminiscent of "Doc" Otto Feltzer. one-time German stur over middle-distances,

SEVERAL COMPETITORS

The foregoing paragraphs, however, are by no means intended to convey the impression that Schaumburg must win a medal. Competition over 1,500

Finest Club

Ahead of the German ranked Ro- binson, USA., Kasimir Kucharski, Poland, Lanzi, Italy, and Beetham, U.S.A., who all did better than 1:52,0 minutes, while a second group was made up by Cunningham, Bush, Vanzke, O'Neill, and Hornbostel, all U.S.A., Johannesen, Norway, Telleri, Finland, Wennberg and Ny, Sweden, and Stothard, England.

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