1937-08-10 — Page 9

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GROWDER'S SUCCESS WITH

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SAVES COLONY AGAINST THE MALAY STATES

encounter.

Penang, Aug. 3.

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the F.M.S. seemed to be in a win-le Lanrooy b Wikis With the Colony one mun short, |Dennison-Smith not out ring position when the second last Brooke lbw Stewart Gulland b Stewart Colony wicket had fallen with the Gillespie lbw Andres tota at 188-a lead of only 55 runs Haston tu Andres -before the ten adjournment,

The last wicket brought the score by Brooke off Gillespie. The part- to 264 before Growder was stumped nership insted a few minutes over

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Growder and Andres played bright cricket.

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At the close of pluy the F.M.S. had last six wickets for 1 runs and the

with the Colony. Andres was the life of the last-wicket stand and treated the bowling. which had caused the better intemen of the side a good deal of bother, with almost contempt. He lifted Mago for a beautiful siser to long-on and when the Innings closed he was undefeated for 13. Growder compited 21.

The F.3.5, serond Dinings lasted 70 minutes.

C. G. Jenner, the Singapore players bod poisoned hund and took no part in the match after the first day. ife returned to Singapore last night. D'Almeida took his place as wicket- keeper.

i

Slade Stewart Wikle Andies

Extras

Total (for 8 wkte!

Howling

Fall of wickets: 1/10, 2/92, 3/47, 4/47. 5/30, 0/81.

American

Swimmers

In Japan

MEDICA, KEIFER ON VISIT

Tokyo, July 20.

Jack Medica of Washington and Adolf Kiefer of Chicago, world's

UFS Here is the latest picture of Mr. Harold Vanderbilt's lovely racing A SPECTACULAR CATCH When stumps were drawn yester-greatest middle distance and back-yacht, Ranger, which last week retained the America's Cup by beating

Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith's Endeavour 11 in four successiva races. day the FMLS. had knocked up 108 stroke swimmers respectively, will for nine (Hart 101). They declared arrive with three other American the innings closed at the overnight aquatic stars at Yokohama this score when play was resumed this afternoon aboard the Nippon Yusen morning.

Kalshu Uner Tatsuta Maru to com-

The Colony closed their second in-pete in the national swimming

nings just before 5 p.m., leaving the FMS. to get 112 runs for n win.

Championships

at the Melli Shrine

on August 14, 15 and 16 at the Gill was out in a peculiar way invitation of the Japan Amateur He nibbled a fast one from Wilkie Swimming Federation. states the and the ball went to Andres, at first Japan Times. slip. The ball bounced off his hands! and went to Labrnoy, who brought off a spectacular catch.

COLONY-1st INNINGS Jenner : La Brooy isub.) b fari Stewart b Fuller

D'Almeida e Gulland & Gil

Eu Clicow Telk, V. Harf

Hopkins Brooke b GUI

Muthukumarú e GII ↳ Mayo Slade run aut

La Brosy e Denison Smith buì' Wilkie Gil

Growder not aut Andres

Ward

Fuller Mayu

GIE...

Extron

Telol Bowling

Denison Smili

11art

Gill

The three others are:

John Higgins, exponent of the butterfly stroke in the breaststroke

50 and world record holder at 100

1937 INVASION OF CHANNEL STARTS

WORLD RECORD

Toulouse, Aug. 9. Jacques Cartonnet, of France, using the "butterfly" stroke broke

Nova Scotia Girl Ready the world's 100 metres breaststroke

To Make First Bid

London.

Miss Eva Morrison, native of Nova

metres, who appeared in the national | Scolio, and now a naturalised eliizen championships at the Shrine pool two years ago.

DIVING EXPERT

Elbert Root, who placed

second

in the high diving in the Olympic Games at Berlin last year.

Miss Katherine Rawls, who placed

of the United States, has arrived for her attempt on the English Channel later in the summer,

Miss Morrison intends to make no attack on the record of Miss Gertrude Ederle, but she hopes to set up her own and become the first woman to do the swim from Dover

235 second in the last Olymple women's to Cape Griz Nez. No woman has

w springboard diving, and is one of ever swum from England to France.

America's leading freestyle and breaststroke stars.

Arriving as coach is Stanley Brauninger of the Lake Shore Ath-j

Fall of wickets: 1/2, 2/04, 3/110, 4/130, letic Club, whose selection by the

5/132, 6/200, 7/217, 8/234, 9/253.

F.M.S 1st INNINGS

Denison Smith e Andres b Hopkins .... Hart e Andres b Growder.

Amateur Athletic Union was espeel- ally requested by the local Swim- 1 ming Federation. The Lake Shore Athletic Club has turned out many championship team through the able coaching of Mr. Brauninger.

KIEFER'S THIRD VISIT

E, GI b Wilkie

Gullund e Muthueumaru ↳ Growder

4.A

a

Elirke LaBrony b Wilkle

Gillespie e Hopkins h Labrooy

Hasoude Hopkins ↳ Growder

Brooke at D'Almeida b Growder

Fuller hii wkt b Growder

Ward not out

Mayo not out

Stewart

Extras

Total (for ( wkts.)

Bowling

Hopkins

Wilkie

Growder

Muthucumoru

Andres

Slade LaBrooy

21

4GU

M.

1.

W

0

2

134

33

0

Fall of wickets: 1/2, 2/82, 3/109, 4/250 5/293, 8/330, 1/386, 8/301, 9/400)

COLONY 2nd INNINGS

LaDrooy e Dennison-Smith b Maya Stewart b Hart

D'Almelda b Mayo

Eu Cheow Telk & Ward

Hopkins Ibw Mayo

Muthucumaru e Gulland & Mayo Sinde c Fuller b Mayo... Wikle st. Brooke b "Mayn Growder at Brooke & Cu Andrea not out.... Jenner absent hurt

Fuller

Extras

This is Klefer's first visit to Japan and all swimming fans of the coun- try are anxious to see him in action. Holder of virtually all records In the i dorsal style of swimming, Kiefer is of making fast time in also capable of the freestyle but it is unlikely that he will be entered in the freestyle events. Backstrokers Kojima. Yoshi-

da and Kiyokowa who were

beaten

an-

Miss Morrison las made the attempt twice before, and In 1035, when she was 25 miles out and near the French, coast "In the toughest sea I ever saw" she had to be Implored to come out by the seasick occupants of the boat. "I have come 3.000 turned down a job at $100, (£20) miles and a week to do this swim," she said. "and I mean to succeed this time.

FIRST CURVE BALL PITCHER DIES

Chester, N. J. baseball's first curve-bail is dead.

The man who claimed he pitched

He was William (Billy) Dee, 73, according to himself and

ut the Olympic Games will have who, other crack at the boy from Michi-diamond legend, discovered by Kan who has practically revolution-accident in 1881 how to put a "hack" ized backstroke swimming.

on a balt. Dee ran a confectionery Higgins placed fourth in the 200 store and a newsstand here. metres Olympic breastroke cham- pionship last at Berlin next to Reizo 42 Koike and will be out to score a win over Tetsuo Hamuro, the Olym- pic champion.

One ufternoon of 1881 Dee was warming up with Tom Miller. They

almost lavincible from 1881 to the turn of the century.

record to-day in 1 min. 9 sec.

Previously Higgins held the record with 1 min. 10 sec.-Reuter.

SPORT ADVTS.

-THE-

ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB

NOTICE

is hereby given that THE THIRTY THIRD ANNUAL

GENERAL MEETING

OF MEMBERS

will be held at the Club House, North Point

07

Wednesday, August 25, 1937, at 5.45 p.m.

BUSINESS:;.

(1) To receive the Report and Accounts for the period end- ed 30th June, 1037.

(2) To elect Officers for the

ensuing year and

other General Business,

G. H. GANDY,

Hon. Secretary.

Hong Kong, 10th August, 1037.

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To Medica, it will be his fourth A scam on the ball was torn and trip to Japan where he is a grentas Dee let the baseball fly, the seam favourite. The Japanese mermen caught on his fingers. As a result 13 have yet to beat him in the 400 the ball spun suddenly into an cut- metres freestyle, the Olymple cham-curve. He thought it Wax oh pionship of which, he holds. Shun-accident. So he let the seam catch w.pel Ulo. who lost out by a metre at his fingers again and again. Each Berlin last year after leading all the time the ball hopped when it reach- way through, and he should stage ed the plate. another brilliant race.

Total Bowling

264

M

MOTOR MADNESS

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A COLUMBIA PICTURE

Fall of wickets: 1/70, 2/79, 3/01, B/106, 0/104. 7/192, 8/108. 9/264.

F.M.S-2nd INNINGS Hart 1bw Stewart

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