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HONGKONG- TELEGRAPH ̈

June 15, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

LERNIB-

MAY-17

ENGLAND UNLIKELY TO SEE JOE LOUIS YET

Heavyweight Champion Too Busy At Moment To Cross Atlantic

There has been a swift and seemingly affec- tive reply to the story issued from Now York by Joe Gould, American Manager of Tommy Farr, to the effect that a £30,000 offer had been made to Joo Louis to defend his world heavy-weight crown against the Welshman in London during the

summer.

Mike Jacobs, America's ace promoter, de- clares that he has planned to match the winner of the Tony Galento-Louis championship battle on June 28 with the winner of the Lou Nova-Max Baer clash, scheduled for June 1, some time in September.

This would strictly limit the time!

in which the negro would have for

a trip to England to meet Farr un- Tennis League

less, of course, he was able to

it in before the Galento

pull

engagement,

Jacobs would certainly not agree to Kowloon Tong

this course if he could not

not see any

benefit for himself from it, but it is in this respect that promoter Sydney Hills, who is reported to have made the offer to the negre, is optimistic. There is some sort of backing for Gould's story for it represented in words a dream which has recently been seen by several promoters in England,

Overcomes Recreio Team

FUN

Playing at home, Kowloon Tong defeated the Club de Recrelo 51⁄2-

Hulls was quite frank in his ex-314. planation when tackled about the alory before he left with Farr for a short stay in South Wales.

£30,000 LURE

He made no secret of the fact that

he would consider it a sound invest-

H. Lin and T. E. Ling beat A. M. Remedies and L A. Carvalho 6-1; beat M. Gutterres and J. C. Fonseca G-1; beat H. A. Noronha and G. A. Noronha 6-1.

Lam Kwen and D. Chan lost to ment if he could tempt the world Remedios and Carvalho 4-6; lost to champion here for £30,000, and he Gutterres and Fonseca 3-6; drew refused to believe that hope of doing with II. and G. Noronha,

so was non-existent.

P. Fletcher and P. Chan-lost to

Hulls thinks that there may be a chance of interesting Jacobs in Farr-Remedios and Carvalho 3-6; beat Louis contest in England, and Gould, Gutterres and Fonseca 6-4; beat H. It is stated, is now negotiating along and G. Noronha 0-3. these lines.

beat

South China entertained Central It would seem that the power of British on their ground, and Mike Jacobs is being felt again in them by 5-34. British boxing, for without his O.K.

Louis would not step

any aboard

Indians Overwhelmed

liner bound for England, even if the Playing at home, the Chinese R.C.

ofler was trebled.

purse

beat the Indian R.C. 8-1.

In any case, the negro might not S. L. Mu and C. N. Tsang (C.R.C.) in £30,000, for he is beat D. M. Razack and M. R. Abbas be interested one of the most heavily taxed boxers 6-2; beat A. R. Kitchell and K. Ismail in the world.

6-3; beat K, M. Rumjahn and I. M.

0-3. By the time varlous authorities and A. Raza bank and W. K. Ma bent

O. L managers had had "bites" at his purse money, there would be little Razack and Abbas 6-2; beat Kitchell for him to rattle in his and Ismail 6-2; beat Rumjahn and enough pockets.

Razack 6-3.

C. Leung and F. K. Lau beat NEUSEL WANTS FARR Walter Neusel, the German heavy-Razack and Abbas 0-0; lost to KH- weight, has been in touch with Sydneychell and Ismall 4-6; beat Rumjahn Hulls testing the prospects of meet-and Razack 0-1. ing Farr in a return. When the pair met at Harringay Arena

in

June,

1937, the Welshman created n big, sensation by winning on a knock-out

in the third round,

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S.C.A.A. v. C.BA.

It's Bedlam leading by a nose with the Ritz Brothers up on account of Damon having the Ritzes on the Runyon In "Straight, Place and Show," 20th Century-Fox comedy now showing at the King's

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Minimum Requirements For 1940 Games Violate Olympic Ideal

Democratic Nature' Of Meet

St. Paul's Unbeaten In Volleyball Competition

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Lawson Robertson, veteran coach of the University of Pennsyl- Vania and America's Olympic track and field teams, declares the minimum qualifying requirements for the 1940 Games in Finland violate the Olympic ideal.

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teams, heartily seconded last night his former chief's contention that 1940 minimum quali-

Amateur Athletic July International tying requirements set up by the Federation violated the Olympic ideal. Sept.

Dec. The International Amateur Ath- "He's 100 per cent, right," declared

has set up

Magee, track coach at T. K. Leung and C. L. Lau (Southletic Federation pression that given the opportunity: China) drew with G. H. Fowler and minima for qualifying rounds in the College 26 years and President of the

National field events at the Olympic Games: he could reverse the decision, and N. Whitley G-8, beat J. Sloan and D.

High jump, 187 centimeters or 6ft. Hulls is toying with the idea of let-T. Smith 8-1, beat M. Yatskin and V.

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out," Magee, sald: China) beat Fowler and Whitley 6-1, London enthusiasts are asking when the Welshman is to make his next ap-Jast to Sloan and Smith 3-8, beat Yat 49 meters or 160ft. 9in. pearance in the Metropolis. This is skin and Knight 6-2, another question which. Hulls hopes to decide in the near future, but again

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Robertson said "of course, the new "Now, more than ever before,.due minima will have little effect on the to the unrest in the world, the Games United States delegation" and

should be open to every nation, no minima requirements set for our matter how small or how remote.

trials aro another

La to create inter- own semifinal

The whole idea matter entirely."

national friendship and good will."

Mages, member fo the American the Olymple Committee, voiced hope

Interna Uonal "Win gracefully and lose without nations would-protest the minima

vehemently the rancour has been the motto," the so Fenn mentor continued. "Now many Amateur Athletic Federation would

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