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FILIPINO DAVIS CUPPERS TO PARTICIPATE IN SEVEN BIG AMERICAN TOURNAMENTS

Valuable Experience May Be Gained By Meeting World Stars

Amado Sanchez and Folicisimo Ampon who compose the Philippine Davis Cup team will com- pete in seven big American tennis tournaments before and after their Davis Cup schedule with Australia on July 15, 16 and 17 at Long Beach, California. Permission has been granted the two players to participate in the American tournament by the executive committee of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation upon the recommen- dation of the P. I. Lawn Tennis Association.

TRIP RECALLED

Pilta officials pointed out that infloral net suries and in several state permitting the two youthful nees to und city championships both in Sun compete in as many tournaments as Francisco and in New York. Due to they can while in the United States their long schedule they are not ex- they will gain some much needed pccted to return until October. tournament experience and

will! develop their game. Sanchez and The arrangements for Sanchez and Ampon are both young and are ex- Ampon may recall the Davis Cup trip pected to rule Philippine tennis for of the Aragun brothers, Francisco and a long time to come. Coming in con- Guillermo in 1926. These two old- tact with tournament tennis abroad timers also competed In several big will do much in developing the game tennis tournaments in the States after

their Davis Cup assignment. in the Islands, it is believed.

According to arrangements, the two won several nintches and Guillermo Philippine Davis Cup players will copped an International title. participate in the United States No-

SPORT ADVTS

They

Dolores Costello and Adolphe Menjou

Pole Vaulter Killed

Sanchez and Ampon are due In San Edward Small's film. "King of the Turf," Francisco on board the President Theatre to-day. Pierce on or about June A In time to! compete in the Central California net tournament, scheduled at Sacramento on June 10 and !!. On June 17, the two will play in the sixth annual San Francisco city tennis championship at Golden Gate Park. These first two tournaments are expected to put them their in the pink of condition for Davis Cup meeting with Australia, scheduled at Long Beach, California. SIXTH MEETING will be held. (weather on July 15, 16 and 17. permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY-on

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE

EXTRA

RACE

The two aces participated in ex- SATURDAY, 10th June, 1939, com-hibition matches in Hongkong, Shang- hal and Osuka while passing those mencing ai 2.00 p.m.

p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

PLAYING DATES

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 ports enroute to the States. Although they did not impress fans there they won their matches. Ampon, espect No One without a badge will be nd-ally, was acclaimed as a colourful and mitted to the Members Enclosure. heady player by the spectators. Such must be worn throughout the doration of each Meeting in such a The playing dates arranged for the two while in the States as approved manner as to be readily ident

committee Badges admitting Non-Members to by the PAAF executive the Members Enclosure, and Club are as follow: Rooms

for Gentlemen and at $5,00

Identified.

1. June 10-11-Central California

$3.00 for Ladies (both including tax Championships, at Sacramento. are obtainable through the SECRET-

2. June 17-25-Sixth Annual San

In Air Battle

Chungking, June 5. Paul Fu, well-known Man- churian

vaulter who pole represented China at the Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936, is reported to have been killed in an air battle over Kweilin, capital of Kwangsi.

Paul Fu had joined the Chinese air force as pilot shortly after the outbreak of hostilities. Trans-Ocean,

ARY upon the personal or written Francisco City Tennis Championship, Baseball application of a Member, such Memat Golden Gate Park,

ber to be responsible for all visitors

3. July 15-17-Davis Cup play

introduced by him, and for Payment against Australia, at Long Beach

of all Chits, etc.

The Secretary's office, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27704) will

close at 12 o'clock Noon.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club

grass courts near Los Angeles,

1. August 5-Westchester C. C. Championship), at (Eastern Tennis Rye, New

New York. 5. August 14-National doubles Longwood Cricket

House provided they are ordered in championsnut Hul, Mass.

advance from the No. 1 Day (Tel, Club, at 21920).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

chami-National singles

The price of Admission to the nt Forest Hills. Public Enclosure is $1.00 Including

West Side Tennis Club,

7. September 22--Pacific South Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, West Tennis Championships, at Los and is payable at the Gate, Soldlers Angeles. and Sallors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Hongkong, 5th June, 1939,

Secretary.

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MIDNIGHT STARS!

MARY ASTOR SCINTILLATES IN "MIDNIGHT"

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Football

INTERPORT ACCOUNTS ADOPTED

A meeting of the Council of the Hongkong Football Association was held in the rooms of the Association yesterday, when the Munila and Ilongkong Interport accounts discussed and adopted. Mr. W. Pryde was in the chair.

the

were

Mr. Pryde remarked that interporis had shown a substantial pron to the Association, and there was still approximately $4,000 to come from Manila to be added to the accounts. The series had been most successful, both from the financial and sporting points of view.

YANKEES BLANKED BY TIGERS

New York, June 5. The following were the results of

ball League to-day:

Cycling

ENJOYABLE RIDE MADE TO LAM TI

Aggregate mileage for the schedul-

ed outings of the Hongkong Cycling Club during May was 420 mics, of which four Sunday runs accounted

for 196, four Saturday rides 103, five Wednesday spins 95 miles, and Whit- Monday's trip of 20 miles completing the programme.

Attendances on the mid-week and Saturday outings last week main- tained their usual level, but there slight drop on Sunday. was u spin to Stanley, but the week-end to Stanley, but the weekend provided better wenther and a con- sequent Increase in comfort and enjoyment.

Spin

Saturday's party left the Alhambra at 2.15 p.m. and returned at 0 p.m.

returned p.m. and

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Agriculture at Lam Ti, a short hait mode cách way at Ting Kau.

being

The outward trip against a stiff breeze occupied the party two and a quarter hours; the assistance of the wind brought the riders back at near- ly 15 m.p.h.

Sunday's party left the Alhambra at 9.40 a.m, and reached Castle Peak Bay at 11.30 a.m., after an easy ride In # romantle

under threatening weather conditions, which opens at the King's which, however, failed to materialise,

scene

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Handicaps For Sixth Extra Meet

Following are the handicaps the Sixth Extra Meeting of Hongkong Jockey Club to be run Saturday:

A siny of about two hours was made before the homeward run was com menced via Ting Kau and Tsun Wan, a most enjoyable outing concluding at 4 p.m.

This week's programme includes i visit to Repulse Bay on Wednesday, from the Methodist Church, Hennessy Road, Wanchal, at 6 p.m. On Satur day, the Statue Rock locality in the Shatin Valley will be explored, and on Sunday the Club will ride to Unlong. The Alhambra Theatre, Kowloon, is the rendezvous for the week-end runs, departures being scheduled for 2 pm.and-9.30-8.m.- on respectively. Non-members will be the welcomed on all outings.

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Hall Carpentaria Handicap,

Amber II

152, mile.Ajax 152, Flinders River 155, Helium 135,1 Loquacious 155, Magle 142, Olymplad Court 145, Poconos 135, Schmetter- ling 140, Southem Star 140, Tarzan 155.

Nanling Handicap, One Mile.- Ascot Vale 164, Avalon 140, Fairchild 140, Gaucho 140, Gallant Marshal 148, Gog 146, Green Bay 100, Heddon 151, Kut Cheung 148, Magog 154, National Honour 168, Pall Mall 140, Phoenix 148, Silver Star 150, Sports Venture 148, Thanksgiving Day 140, The Buccaneer 140, Tiger Eyes 140, Tiny Tim 148, True Love 140, Wild

Bear 150.

Yangtsze Handicap, Six Furlongs. -Anna Bay 140, Blue Diamond 158, 158, Galveston Boy 158, Jillian Lovely Star 168, Peaceful View 168, Rose Exily 168.

Spain Back To Field Of Sport

Madrid, June 5. Spain is to re-enter the field of sport. This was the outcome of a meeting of the Spanish National Sporting Council to-day.

to

in

In addition to an agreement participate in the international hoc- key tournament at Amsterdam 1940, it was also decided to enter the

Enrique Spanish tennis playimbledon cham- G. Mater, in the next

Hwang Ho Handleap, Half a Mile

A new stadium, designed according 140, Gallant Marshal 140, Gaucho matches played in the Major Base-Rogey 140, Cyclone 151, Fairchild plonships.

Kut to the most modern plans, will be 148, Gog 140, Heddon 151, Cheung 148, Magog 154, National, erected in Madrid shortly-Trans- Honour 168, Pall Mall 140, Patriotic Ocean. Day 140, Radium Star 154, Rose, Day

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Philadelphia. Chicago

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Class Wallsend Handicap, "C" From-the-11⁄2 mile postAjax 152, Annabella 103, Bredon 105, Brutus Bejma and Waiker homered for the 185, Dick Turpin 149, Discovery Bay While Sox. Batteries-White Sox. 140. Macquarie River 135, Murray Knott; Tresh.

Boston

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

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West River Hardicap, "C" Class, From the two milo post, once round Bay 151, Blue Annas and ip

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