1938-06-16 — Page 32

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JUNE

16,

1938.

DON BRADMAN SCORES SEVENTH CENTURY OF TOUR

AUSTRALIAN LADIES HAVE GOOD DAY IN SURREY TOURNAMENT

Miss Wynne And Miss Coyne Both Successful

There was

Surbiton yesterday,

By A. Waltha Myers

Londau, May 10.

city wicket" at

What with roln

and bleak light only a skeleton pro- gramme was possible. Indeed, there was no piny before five o'clock.

WHE

It was Australia's day--what there of 11. Miss Wynne and Misa Соуп

rame through to the third round of the Surrey Championship with flying colours and both played well against home op- extremely ponents

These invading girls mastered dump court in a gloomy Bght, serving her or two nearly every game, FARL

whole court for nd using the Intensive attack.

Mas Wynne hit clean through Mrs McKivic, who won the recent tour- She opened at Brighton. mant with a love set and closed with a

Of emase. the moist sur- Kanse set. face places premium

Wytine's servter agatal

1

net drive, an

ke Mrs nubile defendee

Buil the quality of the

devastating Australian Karne WHE

left-hander

McKelvi

Men McKelvie 15

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with a deceptive range of shots, but she was wrong-footed us often 10 give security to any tactical plan. The Melbourne girl could score a service ace nåmost at will, and 1 kl be surprised if this weapon does not pierce the defence of greater players than her adversary of yesterday.

ENTERPRISING PLAY

Sit

Mus Coyne's opponent was Miss

and their match, Valerie Scolt full of enterprise and speed, provided a rare treat for a gallery that had al- tquat renounced hope of any play

Both iris-Miss Coyne is 19 and Mira Scott 20-hed to school their teroperaments to unenviable condi tions. Black clouds shaded the court, there was flecting rain; the balls were discoloured.

Yet the standard of play was al- ways high, and are drives and volleyn, to say nothing of unreturn- able services, were plentiful. In the end, Miss Coyne triumphed, as her → deadlier ground shots just merited. but Miss Scott had a point for 4-all in the final set and was only beaten by sheer service pace in the 19th game.

........

MENACING ATTACK

Miss Scott, thrusting with greater accuracy and using the drop volley well, won the first set before Miss Coyne came to her best. In the second set, one saw the rich value of the

Australian's rhythmle young

Von Cramm Appeal To Be Heard June 21

Ton

Berlin. June 15 The appeal of the famous German tennis champion, Ba- Cramm. Gottfried von against the sentence of 12 months imprisonment passed on him recently by a German court for moral delinquency will, it is announced to-day.

21 be heard on June Trans-Ocean.

BOOKIES HAPPIER

AT ASCOT

Oaks Winner Lets

Down Supporters

London June 15 Thug's wel hetter makers in the last Aseo tu-day

Play in progress during the First Division Lawn Bowls match between the Kowloon E.G.C, and the Indian R.C. at Austin Road Inst Saturday. The Kowloon B.G.C., winning on two rinks, won encounter by 10 shots,

As I See Sport

(Photo:

Pictorial News),

By "Abe'

the

MASARYK

NO ARRANGEMENTS MOTOR RACE

FOR SWIMMING INTERPORT YET

Position To Be Sounded Before Making Decision

Loyal - fur three Faces at INTERPORT Hongkong

Dhots with

and

between

swinning

Shanghai und

u

do I

CANCELLED

Bruen, June 15. motor race,

the

ANOTHER THREE- FIGURE INNINGS BY AUSTRALIAN KNOCKS UP 104 AGAINST GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND

Bowls

WEEDING PROCESS CONTINUES Matches Decided In Open Pairs

EW Lines and R. Duncan, re- garded as one of the best pairs in the competion, were given a good game by T. Carr and W. Mulcahy in the Lawn Bowls Pater tournament on the Kowloon Dock green yesterday. As probably to be expected. Lines and Dunein won. but there was very little in it most of the time. The final score was 24-10.

On the Indian R.C. green. G Dunenn und W. Gill proved much too It good for H. Overy and J, Hyde. was a one-alled affair nearly all the The Masaryk

way. Scoring on eight of the first biggest international nutomobile race nine heads, Dunean and Gill led 19-1, in Czechoslovakia held near here and on the 14th they were leading September each year and in which

by 27-2, great Interest is shown by interna- tional motor racing circles, has been cancelled this year by the promoters, the Machrisch Sitesian Automobile 1 Club.

the

A two for Overy and Hyde on the 15th slightly improved their position. but they were only able to score two more singles during the remainder of the match.

London, June 15... Don Bradman's prowess with the bat continues to make itself" felt. Playing against the Gentle- men of England, the Australian Test captain hit up 104 out of the

sido's total of 397.

It was a characteristically enter- taining innings lasting 110 minutes.

Altogether he sent the ball to the

boundary 13 times.

In 12 Innings during the present hour, he has scored seven centuries,

Stanley McCabe made 79 and A. G. Chipperfield 61.

Meyer hep a very good Ingth throughout and took five wickets for on runs.

had The Gentlemen of England lost two wickets for 23 runs when the day- stumps were drawn for Reuter.

COUNTY SCORES

London, June 18. Clane of play scores in the County Championship matches to-day were:

Essex 61 for one; Somerset 200. Glamorgan & for none; Yorkshire

343.

Gloucester 300; Middlesex 40 for 2. Hampshire 313; Derby 100 for 2.

-Reuter,

The final score was 32-6 in favour singles, but a finet spurt look their of Duncan and Gill,

to

The reuson given is the unsatis- It is "So much

appreciate the factory international situation. this anxiety of playing for a place that i pointed out also that other important

But for a five and a three in the would be inspired if the Grand Prix of Monaco, have been

last two heads, B. Bostock and A. B. The Oaks Wainers, Rockfel, start-year is very much in the air. This am convinced far more confident international contests, including the

was revealed last week at the annual cricket

at put off.

Allan would have sustained an even meeting ing a 6-4 favourite, was unplaced in general

of the Shanghai England side taking the fold

they actually Allred Amateur

Association Nottingham was told before stumps !thin

Swimming Coronation Stakes. Sar

The Masaryk motor-race was won heavier defeat than matter what Butt's Solar Flower, at 100-9 and when it was stated that letters to the were pitched that no

Rosemeyer in 1035, Hans Stuck in and F.X.M. da Silva on the Police R. ridden by Gordon Richards, turning Tientsin and Hongkong swimining the result it would again be chosen by Rudolf Caracciola in 1937, Bernd did at the hands of F. A. Machado the previous C. green yesterday. Up the tables to give Mr Frank Butters Bodies would be sent sounding their for the next Test at Lord's.

was not run nineteenth head, they had been able triangular

"England did best when fewest 1934, and Chiran in the "hai trick"

reactions to holding

variations have been made nnd worst three years. The race in 1936-Trans-Ocean.

to register only two two's and two Foroughi.

meeting in Shanghai during the end-

olicy of constant change: of August. It will be recalled that when the policy arrungements for an Interport con-

was carried to absurdity.

"In a season of perpetual altero- man skatinamcolta kytätsel AZIYEZ test between Shanghal and Hong- kong last year were all completed, tion, one cricketer receiving a tele- play in the and the Colony representatives were gram inviting him to about to sail for the North when a next Test regarded it up a hoax so

the cable was received cancelling

Bille did he esteem the form he was Sir event in view of the unrest in Shang- in could justify his selection." at 7-4, won the Ferndall Stakes, beat- | hat. It is now felt that it would be Home Gordon, in The Cricketer. ing Lattengrla. 20-1. by a short head. best to make no arrangements yet The Aga Khan's Mirza, 6-5 favourite,th a better idea of the position was was three quarters of a length away obtained as the season progressed. ir third place.-Reuter.

The Bessborough Stakes went to Frelatid, Sir Perry Lorraine's Spot Barred, at 100-8, beating Mr James Rank's Black Speck. 8-4 favourite, by #hend

Lord Portman's Knight's Armour.

THE COLD CUP

London, June 15. The following probable starters for game its smoothly struck service, the Gold Cup. in addition to those

the low, forchand drive which clung already cabled, av announced:

to the turf, the well-timed backhand

invested with spin, neally placed volleys

strokes

The

ordinated into a

were Co-

Miss Scott deserving attack.

for holding

credit every Miss Coyne at bay so

long She was ied 3-1 and again

1-2 in the final set, each time

Jones rides Flares, Pat Beasley rides Boswell and Wrickaby

rides Toboggan 1.

Sandsprite has been withdrawn. Reuter.

Sydney producing service aces. Misz a fall near the net-her foot only an Coyne Indeed had a point for 6-2, inch away from

Swimmers will agree that this is the most sensible thing to do. Many will recall the keen disappointment felt by those who had been selected to make the trip in 1937 when it was announced that the contest had been called off. This year, no selections will be made until it is definitely established that a contest between the two ports, with the probable In- be held. clusion of Tientsin,

пов bas swimming Competitive really begun in the Colony, and Is just beginning in Shanghai. There Is still plenty of time for a decision to be made.

Con

penalty-she Cricketer Returns

Isle Of Man

T. T. Race Won By German

Ginger Wood

Second Place

In

London, June 15.

The German racing driver, riding a D.K.W., won the lightweight TT. ninth game. Miss Coyne might have TOCAL cricketers will be pleased rnce at the Isle of Man to-day. faltered now, but she swung quile

to learn that Leading Tele- serenely for her service aces in the

graphist Tunell, who bowled with 10th game, and made an exquisite considerable success for the Navy in course of 204 miles in 3 hrs. 21 mins.

but Miss Scott offered a service re- smashed brilliantly to capture the prisal and saved the seventh game with a sequence of fine smashes.

She could not quite prevent Miss Coyne from holding her service in the vital eighth game; but in spite of

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GIVE

YOUR GUESTS

DEINHARD'S

WORLD RENOWNED

HOCKS and MOSELLES

"THE SIGN OF THE PERFECT HOST”

SOLE AGENTS:-

He led throughout and covered the

the local League and in the Triangu- 50 secs. at an average speed of 78.48 lor Cricket Tournament a couple of miles an hour. seasons ago, has now returned to the Colony. He left the China Station

Kluge averaged 80.35 miles in the

at the beginning of 1937 and was second lap-the fastest speed ever back again recently. It is under-achieved in a lightweight event. stood that he will be turning out again for the Navy during the next cricket season.

Borotra's Gift

JEAN Berotra has

At the end of the race, a Nazi flag and a laurel wreath were hund over Kluge's number on the score-board. Second was Ginger Wood, riding an Excelsior Manxmon, his time being 3 hrs. 33 mins. 5 secs, averaging a speed of 74,38 miles an hour.

were

Poor

now decided what to be done with the 30,000

Third was Tyrell Smith, also in franes which he received in January when he was awarded the Prix an Excelsior Manxman, kis time being Virginie-Heriot by the Academie des 3 hrs. 35 mins. 16 secs. and his spred Sport He handed the money over 73.62 miles an hour.

There

30 starters. as a gift to the French Lawn Tennis Federation. The money will be de-visibility on the mountain road de- start for two hours.—— voted

layed the the

of com- organisation petitions for the young players who Reuter. frequent the courts in the open spaces of Paris: the gardens of the Tullertes and of the Luxembourg, the Bois de Boulogne and the Bois de Vincennes, Borotra is co-operating In the arrangement of the various competitions with M. Foulon, secre-

Lawn French tary of the

Tennis Federation. M. Foulon has for long

BERT GADD AND

R. WHITCOMBE

cherished the idea of auch a com NOW LEADING

tion. Borotra has declared him-| overjoyed that he can now help

to

less fortunate tennis players to play

and under better conditions achieve recognition. He hopes that much hitherto unrevealed talent will Le discovered and, possibly, future champions.

Ideal Team

"MY ideal would be that the English representatives chosen! Trent for the first Test match Dridge should be subsequently

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Jected to as little change as possible

London, June 15. The sixth series of matches in the r'un on League lines tournament. among 12 leading professional golfers in England resulted as follows:

Cation, beat Padgham 4 and 3, Gadd beat Mitchell 5 and 4, Charles Whilcombe beat. Alliss. 2 und 1.

Branch bent Muhon 3 and 2. Reginald Whitcombe beat King und 3.

Burton beat Lacey 2 and 1. Gadd and Reginald Whitcombe are

in order that there might be a side in now leading with ten polnis cnch. being for the whole serica bar ac- Allies and Burton are next with eight ridents;

cach-Router.

total to 14,

On the other hand, Machado and Silva scored consistently and solidly. There was only one single among four three's and eight two's, multing, their tallies; there were a ilve, a four,

a total of 38.

The final score was 38-14.

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