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AMBITIOUS BOXING PROGRAMME BY JACOBS

Champions To Defend

Their World Titles Some Time This Year

By JACK CUDDY (United Press Staff Correspondent)

New York, May 20.

Promoter Mike Jacobs, taking advantage of the world's fair and boxing renaissance, aims at U.S.$3,500,000 as the summer's take for prize-fighting in the metropolitan area alone.

Uncle Mike plans to have every one of the eight divisional champions defend their titles once or twice- except in the flyweight class-before the frost is on the pumpkin and the fodder's in the shack.

Naturally the big money will be Stadium on June 28," Jacobs sold. drawn by heavyweight champion "He will risk his crown again on Louis as he defends his title for the Supt. 21 or 28, if he beats Galento. seventh and probably the eighth That too will be an outdoor fight- ilmes in two years-breaking all another million dollar fight. And I

Louis is stil successful, he heavyweight title records.

As D gesture to the west, Unele questionably will defend his title at Mike permitted Louis to make his the Garden in November or Decem- sixth title defence against ancient ber."

Uncle Mike knew It was only a

Jacit Roper in Los Angeles recently. What Jacobs means is this: Lou gesture before he got the total gate. Nova, the young Callfornis heavy, which was less than $90,000. And tangles with Maxie Baer al Yankee Uncle Mike recalled that Joe Louis Stadium on June 1. And the win- never appeared before less than a ner of that $200,000 or $300,000 fight the New York Will meet Louis In September, it $100,000 house in

of fatso Galento ballwick except when Louis was Louis takes almost kayard by Jorge Brescia at at that same stadium on June 28, the opening of the hippodrome in

1938.

TO FIGHT GALENTO "Louis will make his next defence against Tony Galento at Yankee

SPORT ADVTS

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB..

THE SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather! permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 10th June, 1939, com- mencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30

p.m.

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Jacobs expeels to draw $2,000,000 from the first two Louls fights with Galento and the Baer-Nova winner. He expects to take in another $1,- the rest of his pro- 300,000 from gramme, which may be outlined as follows:

May 23-Pedro Montanez, welter. weight challenger, engaged Davey Day of Chicago in a 10-rounder at the Garden.

-"Two-crown" Henry Aug. Armstrong defends his lightweight title against former champion--on- Ambers at Yankee Stadium.

NEXT PROGRAMME These matches are made, hul Uncle Mike and his henchmen are working on these fights too

"La Conga," Hollywood's newest dance craze is introduced to movie-goers by some of the screen's top stars in "Midnight." Paramount's sophisticated new comedy, which will be shown simultaneously at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres on Saturday.

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Score First Win

Since 1935

London, May U. Northamptonshire broke a four- year run of bad luck yesterday when they defeated Cambridge University at Cambridge by 78 runs. Their lust win was the opening match at Taun- ton against Somerset in May, 1935 a sequence of 101 matches without

win

a

"We are delighted," said Mr. R. P. Nelson, the Northants captain, after his side's victory. "The team hos never lost heart, and we hope, the win will prove, the turning point in our fortunes."

The county's success was well de-

Timms gave the impression of being a much- Improved side. Yesterday

century faultless dis- completed a play lasting 24 hours-und Merritt, the New Zealand spin bowler, who has just qualified, brought his num- ber of wickets in the match to 12.

~~Tokyo, June -');-

for the Japan will bid Olympic Games at some future date, In beating the Cincinnati Reds by 17 runs to three in according to D decision reached yesterday by the Tokyo city Olymple the National Baseball League to-day, the New York Giants

a new home-run record when Danning, Ott,served. In batting and bowling they Committee on the eve of the meeting of the International Olympic Com-

Demaree, Whitehead and Salvo made circuit clouts in the mittee in London, MEMBERS" ENCLOSURE

(1) In the light heavyweight The Tokyo Olympic Committee same inning. No One without a badge will be ad-

met yesterday morning and drew up mitted to the Members' Enclosure, division, Helio Belline, who is re Such must be worn throughout the cognised as 175-pound champion in the following four-point programme: New York state, is trying to entice

Firstly,

to make every effort to duration of each Meeting in such Billy Cenn into the ring at the Gar-bring the Olympic Games to Tokyo the Cinnts thus equalled the Major

League record of seven homers in League Tennis manner to be readily identified.

545

nn July 6. Conn apparently is at some future date. den to

1940 Secondly, to institute in Badges admitting Non-Memb not interested in meeting. Beltina st

early, preferring lighter opponents, city-wide health campaign among the the Members' Enclosure Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and Accordingly Betting may be forced citizens of the metropolis in conace-matches played to-day:

tax) $3.00 for Ladies (both including are obtainable through the SECRET-to defend his light heavy crown tion with the celebration of the ARY upon the personal or written/against Cus Lesnovich of Union Cl. 2,000th Anniversary of the Founding

N.J. on July 6. application of a Member, such Mem-

Secretary.

sit on

the

With Moore hitting two homers.

one game.

The following were the results of

NATIONAL LEAGUE

R.

H. E.

3

11

17

20 1

5

9

11 0

9

B

15

2

18

Batteries-Phillies, Beck, Davis. AMERICAN LEAGUE

CIVIL SERVICE BEATEN BY KOWLOON C.C.

"A",

UNIVERSITY'S FIGHT

Northants did not play for safety. In fact, a sporting declaration by Nelson gave the University a distinct chance, for they were left to get 323 with five hours remaining. At tea the University, with only four wic- kets down, had obtained nearly half the runs wanted.

Blake was once more the outstand-

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

First Innings

of the Japanese Empire, the first of

Cincinnati here. ber to be responsible for all visitors (2) In the middleweight division, such a centennial observance to be

held h

New York TO INVITE ATHLETES introduced by him, and for Payment Unele Mike is praying that he may

Moore homered twice, and Dan- of all Chits, etc.

open the Garden in October with a

Thirdly, to plan to invite athletes The Secretary's Once, 1st Floor,nght to settle the middleweight title

The only league tenis match-Jng Cambridge baisinan. His heavily Exchange Buliding, (Tel. 27794) will dispute. He is trying to throw Fred to Japan for International-sportsning, Oit. Demarce, Whitehead and close at 12 o'clock Noon.

Apostol of San Francisco who is competitions, and to send Japanese Salvo once each for the Giants

which trouble him, and his powerful cuts 10 0 Service and Kowloon Timns are obtainable at the Club recognised as champion in New York athletes abroad as a matter of inter- Batteries--Glants, Salvo, Danning. played yesterday was between Civil strapped ankle did not appear to

courtesy among world cities

5 12 0

won by the latter seven sets to two, and drives roused the crowd time and again. Carris helped him in a {Brooklyn House provided they are ordered in state, against Krieger, the II. B. A. national

stand of 62, and Brodburst, Mann advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. King. Apostoll will fight anybody, and in line with the various cultural Pittsburgh

Coscaret homered for the Dodgers. Scores: It's all up to Krieger und his man- pacts which have been concluded. 21920).

Fourthly, to

the induce

Japan

Fitzsimmons,

B. I. Agafursit and Agafuroft and Studd each made several good 'Batteries, Dodgers, PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

ager, Hymle Kaplin.

Amateur Athletic Association to muke

Phelps.

(CS.C.C.) lost to F. Grose and A. V.hits, but there was no protructed The price of Admission to the

(3) In the welterweight class, an early selection of Japanese mem-

International St. Louis

White 1-6; beat W, M. Gitting and resistance after lea. Public Enclosure is $1.00 including

4B. Soltau 6-2; drew with N. A. E. Tax, for all Persons, including Landies, champion Henry Armstrong is de-bers to

Boston and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers tending his title in London against Olympic Committeo, as there are no

If

members ut present in that Japanese

Batteries Cardinals, Davis, Owen. Mackay and R. T. Broadbridge 0-6.

and J. Bendall

W. J. Skinner and Sallora in Uniform are admitted Roderick of England on May 25.

Armstrong wing that fight, he may organization.

A. W. Snowden, hit wkt., b Carris for and Chicago Expressing 'respect Half Price.

(CS.C.C.) lost to Grose and White

Greenwood, e Shirre, b Wilson put the 147-pound crown on the ling By Order,

a scrap at felicitations to the Chairman and Philadelphia

1-6; drew with Giltins and Soltau Brookes, c&b Carris against the winner of C. B. BROWN,

International of the Madison Square Garden between members

6-0; lost to Mackay and Broadbridge Timms, Shirren, b Singh

IR, P. Nelson, b Shirreff Ceferino Garcia of the Philippines Olymple Committee meeting in Lon-

James, b Shareft 5- C. Peck and W. H. Colledge rich, not out Hongkong, 5th June, 1939.

and Popeye Woods of New York on don, Mayor Tanomogi cabled yester- June 3,

(CS.C.C.) lost to Grose and White . M. Nasuraddin, b Wilson

Merritt, h Wilson dayThe citizens of Tokyo can never Philadelphia

7 12: 1 2-0; lost to Gittins and Soltau 1-9; Partridge, b Wilson (4) In the lightweight division,

Walker, and Dietrich homered for lost to Mackay and Broadbridge 0-6. Busweil, Blake, à Shirrest

B 11, 1-b 4 Armstrong is contracted for a return forget the generosity of the Interna- Chiengo

While Sox. Batteries-White. the Twelfth the

Total bout with challenger Lou Ambers at tional Olymple Committee in having

awarded previously Yankee Stadium on Aug. B. Mean Olymple Games to Tokyo. The Sex, Dietrich, Rensa. while Sammy Angott of Louisville, Municipally, feels the greatest regret

£ 3 10 Boston the world's third ranking light-

that it most unfortunately had engages Milt Aron' at weight,

abandon the plans for holding the Cleveland

Auker homered for the Red Sox. Chicago, and Angott is contracted to

Games in Tokyo, especially as it had meet Tippy Larkin of New Jersey Ga at the New York Garden on Jund

preparations for holding the Gumes"

11 22. If Angott survives both engage-

right up to the Ume that they were

cancelled. However, ments, as he should, Jacobs expects

formally Eric Boon,

Batterica. Tigers, Nowsom, York. at some to match him with

Gaines Washington the Olympic British lightweight champlon. And I personally bellave that the Angott-Boon winner will battle future, dets

which we earnestly desire to have in

St. Louis to the the lightweight champion for the ittle before the end of October Tokyo will be awarded

Alla." indoors or out.

WATCH FOR THE MIDNIGHT STARS!

ELAINE BARNIE "A HEW STAR IS DORN-IN "MIDNIGHT"

SHE WILL

BE SEEN

SOON IN HONGKONG!

INDOOR BOWLING

been actively engaged in elaborate Batteries-Indions, Zuber, Hemaley First Match In Mixed

leading

Domei.

1s

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(5) Meanwhile Uncle Miko trying to negotiate a featherweight ttle bout between Joey Archibald of Providence, R., and Petey Scalzo nt New York, who knocked out Archibald before he become undis

in metropolis

BOGEY POOL

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FOR WOMEN

New York Detroit

4

10 12 1 7 11 .1

Pairs Competition

A. W. Snowden, c &.b Bhirteff.

Second Innings

Greenwood, b Лuane

Brookes, b Ruano

Timms, not out

Merritt, not out

B4, .b

Total (w, dec.i CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

First labing

Crett, e & & Nelson

B. D. Carris, e James, b Timms.... The first match in the mixed pairs. Thompson, st James, b Merriit Estalella homered for the Senatore. competillon was played at the Hon. 8. Glennie, e James, b Merritt

G. Mann, at James, b2dcrritt Batterics Senators, Leanard, Fer-kong Bowling Alleys yesterday when A. Brodhurst, a James, b Merriti

Dr. and Mrs. Valentine beat Mr. M.P. M. Studd, b Partridge rell.-Neuter.

Well and Miss Rosenberg by 100

bw, b Merritt points.

M. K. B. Bingh, a Greenwood, b Merriti J, P. Biske, not out It is only recently that Dr. and players are to arrange for their own Mrs. Valentine have taken a keen D. Ituano, e Greenwood, b Merritt

B3, 1-b 3 out opponents and may play at any time interest in the game and their scores

Total during the day. If there are 10 or indicate that they will turn.

Second Innings The Bogey Pool, of the Royal more entries, a prize will be given very good bowlers Hongkong Golf Club, Women's Sec-by the Women's Section.

138.134 116 388 B, D. Carris, b Merritt... Dr. Valentine

84 89 98 271 IL Thompson, b Nelson

M. B. Glennie, b Timma... lion, for May, held at Happy Valley, A nine hole stroke competition Mrs. Valentine.

AH. Brodhurst, Groenwood,

Merrit (6) Likewlec he is trying to find was won by Mrs. J. A. R. Selby, will mark the Summer Meeting to

Total worthwhile opponent for Sixto who was one down. There were no he held on July 25 at Happy Valley.

123. 150 119 392 F. G. Mann, b. Timms

07 Escobar of Puerto Rico, the bantam entries for the Captain's Cup Com-Tea will be served at 3.30 p.m. when Mr. M. Weill

partners will take Miss Rosenberg.. champion. But no suitable rivala petition during the month.

For the Bogey Competition, to be the draw for are showing at the present writing

held at Happy Valley on June 27 place. A prize will be awarded for -United Press.

this event.

puted ruler of the 120-pound divi-

alon

Total

050

53

107

P. M. Studd, bw, b Merritt

Shirraf, low, b Merritt

D. C. Wilson, not out

D. Bingu,

James, b

GLOBEJAS EJ ᤤμctoß

Prizes Are Presented To

The Champions

The annual presentation of prizes by the Hongkong Ladies Hockey As- sociation was held yesterday at the Gloucester Hotel Roof Garden. The winners and runners-up of the vari- vas Shield competitions received their awards from Mrs. G. E. S. Upsdell, who took the Chair in the absener, the Association's President. through illness, of Mrs. T. E. Pearce,

Mrs. Webb, Hon. Secretary, read. a letter from Mrs. Pearce, who, in It, stated her regret at not being abla to attend the meeting and gratulated the Hongkong team which visited Shanghai and the teams that had won the local competitions.

conTM

The meeting, with a hearly round of applause, expressed their appre

of Mrs. Pearce's generosity ciation

The winners of the local competi in donating-the-tea, loc tions, and the team representatives who received the prizes were as fol low:

Senlor League.--Winners, - "" Ladies (Mrs, O. Burnett); runners- up. St. Andrew's Ladies (Mias F. Wong).

The Senior League Shield having been mislaid by the "" Ladies, who won it last year, Mrs. Burnett was presented with a card in lieu of the

tor Lengue-Champions, Rc- creio "A" (Miss M. Remedios); nin- ners-up, Hongkong Ladies (Miss V. Flackburn),

The meeting concluded with a pre- sentation of a bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Upsdell and three cheers. J. P. Blake, e Greenwood, b Nelson .. J. D. Ruane, o de b Merritt

Extras

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Shirreff Ruane Wilson

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