THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1948.
UPSETS FEATURE A VERY WET The New Middleweight Champion TOWARD BETTER GOLF
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EVENING AT THE VRC
By "RECORDER"
It was an evening of surprises at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday during the third series of heats for the Colony Swimming Championships as several "dark horses" made their presence felt,`
The first set of heals to be decided-for the 100 yards free style-were the principal attraction for the gallery, not a small one despite the drizzle. The first of these went very much to form with the holder, Sonny Monteiro, returning 69 seconds flat.
This proved to be the slowest winning time in three heats and was bettered by the first and second to finish in both heats Two and Three,
In the
second, Veteran Wifred] forward to. One second off the Lawrence lost by a touch to Gerry Championship record, it was an out Roza-Pereira, both being clocked in standing performance for a heat. an identical 55 3/5, but the surprisa packet was to come in the third heat as two Chinese swimmers saw A to announce that they were be regarded as n serious threat the VRC's supremney in this event.
Lo lo
Much was expected of Lal Tsun's Lau Tai-ping, winner of the last heat but his effort of 57 1/5. secont was better than had been looked
A
The big surprise, however, was not Lau but Chơi Lee-hang an un- heralded Chinese YMCA entry, who was but Bill of a second behind the winner. More surprising still was the fact that neither of the two, swimming without any other opposi- tion in the heat, appeared to be ex-
en tending himself,
When the time came for the ladies to do their stuff in the "100," the nge-old story of compeillors scratching repented itself and the
Joan Eager automatically qualified final, the two other entries for the scratching..
150 Yards Medley
Heat 1.-1. Wilfred Lawrence (VRC) 1 min. 49 secs.; 2. Lau Tal- ping (Lal Trun) 1 min. 51.8 secs.; 3. A. V. Lopes (VRC) 1 min ̧ 52 secs.
Heat 2-1. Cheong Wai-lam (Eas- lern) min. 52 seen.; 2. Gerry Roza- Fereira (VRC) 1 min. 50 seen.
200 Yards Breast Stroke
Heat 1-1. Johnnie Yvanovich
Cheuk-wing (Loi Tsun) 2 mins. 52 1/5 secs. 3. Fung Wal-cheong (Lal Trun) (La Tsun) mins. 52 4/5
HK BADMINTON four survivors gained the final with- (VRC) 2 mins. 50 4/5 secs.; 2. Wong
ASSOCIATION'S
ANNUAL REPORT The annual general meeting of the Hongkong Badminton Association will be held at the Board Room, South China Building, on Morning Post Thursday, September 30, com- mencing at 5.30 p.m.
The eighth annual report of the Association, the first after lapse of six years, reports a highly suc- cessful league and open champion- ship season.
The
necounts show credit balance standing on the Association's name of $4,700.58
out the necessity of getting wet.
WILFRED AGAIN Wilfred Lawrence, who refuses to
grow beard, proved in the medley
He
anyone bents that there is scarcely to touch him.
WAS SO Much ahead of the feld in the first beat doubtful point anyone that it is s short et, possibly, Cheong Wal-lam, will touch him in the final. nearly three seconds ahead of the closest opposition though a terrlic fourth Bght for second, third and places seem to be in the omni
In the first
He was
in
The biggest upsets of the evening were still to come in the last series of Colony Champlonship heats the 200 yards breast stroke event.
heat, the Colony record-holder for the
220 yards champion breast stroke (standard #
ship distance until this year) came In third in a close race behind John- nie Yvanovich of the VRC, a sur- The armual report states, in part-prise winner in 2 minutes 50 4/5 "It is worth noting that as early as 1040 a meeting of club represen tatives was called to discuss the restarting organised possibility of badminton, but it was found neces- sary to defer this ambition because so few courts were available.
However, by the autumn of 1947 the majority of pre-war clubs had restored their badminton facilities a more representative meeting and a
called at which it was decided
was
seconds.
at
the
Fung Wai-cheong, the record holder, was swimming strongly and, though Yvanovich held a slight lend half-way mark, began and was even at 150 yards with the VRC swimmer and catching up
Cheuk-wing, his Lal Tsun Wong teammate, as the three practically
touched together.
It was thought here that Yvano- hard vich, who hasn't done any training this season, had shot his to organise both league and chamn-bolt but he gained on the turn and for the season once more at the turn info the final plónship matches then about to begin. The resulla | Jength. have been extremely gratifying, and this first post-war season now under review it can falely be claimed that the Colony's badmin- ton recovered much of its pre-war glory.
within
LEAGUE SEASON
MORE SURPRISES
The real surprise was Yvanovich's strong Anish as Wong also touched just ahead of the record-holder.
An
The winning time was 2 mins, 50 4/5 secs., a good heat performance that was to be completely put in the
in shade the next heat by "Although 14 clubs affiliated and unknown 19-year-old Lal Tsun
10 men's entered between them
Leung Hin-kin, who swimmer, doubles and six mixed doubles teams.linished with plenty to spare in on to run excellent 2:45.2/5, dragging Cheong it was found impracticable two separate men's doubles divisions. Chung-pul of the Chinese YMCA (0 However. three
a 2:50 cffort. nominated as "A" Division
tenms
were
sides
as "B" Division, all playing in the one section against each other, but with championship titles to be won by an "A" and á "B" Division team.
Leung, who showed up as 'one of the most promising-local-prospects. in a long while, was timed at 77 seconds at the half-way mark and in two minutes flat at 150 yards.
In the VRC Junior Championships, "In many respects this was of S. B. Mitford gained one more final
the Victor Ludorum junlör Value to the junior teams as it save his principal rival, Alistair McEwen, more advanced players. To Sing was disqualified in the medley,
Mitford, In turning in the best Tao (playing na such-for the first
heat performance in the medley of timo in
badminton league) and the to Univeralty "B" are extended con-2 minutes 1 2/5 seconds in the event gratulations for winning the "A" and was only $ 2/5 seconds off a timing that would have qualified him for Division titles respectively. the Colony Championship anal, Recreio "B" were runners-up in the very respectable performance. "B" Division.
"The 1947-48 Colony champlon- ships were well supported, the men's senior singles attracting 11 entries, the men's Junior 16; the men's sealor
doubles eight, the men's Junior doubles 20, and the mixed doubles 11. The standard of play was creditable and the winners are warmly congratulated on their
auccesses.
members National Games
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
COLONY CHAMPIONSHIP
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Ilent 2-1 Leung Hin-kin (Lal 2 mins. 45 2/5 seca.; 2. Tsun) Cheong Chung-yul (Chinese YMCA) 2 mins 50 secs.; 3. Gerry Roza- Pereira (VIC) 3 mins, 1 secs.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
150 Yards Medley
Heat 1-1, C. Guterres 2:04 3/5; 2. G. P. Blenkinsop 2:05 3/5; 3. E. C. Tavares 2:12 4/5..
Hent 2-1. N. Reynolds 2:13 3/5 (A. McEwen finished in 2:02 1/5 and L. E. Guterres in 2:05 1/5, but both Arst for were disqualified, the illegal leg action in the breast stroke turning and the latter for not properly).
Heat 3-1, 'G. Randall 2:06 2/5; 2. D. Collaco 2:07 2/5; 3. R. E. De Soura 2:13.
Heat 4.1. S. B. Mitford 2:01 2/5) 2. J. Gomes 2:02; 3. Eric Ho 2:10..
Heats In three Colony Chani- pionship events will be decided to- are the Men's 50 night. These Yards Free Style and 100 Yards Breast Stroke and the Women's
50 Yards Free Style, The entries are:
Women's 50 Yards Free Style Heat 1. Heather Anderson (VRC), Cynthia Enger (VRC) and Joan Wong (Chinese YMCA),
Marcel Cerdan, who has now won the world middle- weight title from Tony Zale, snapped in conversation with Georges Carpentier at his Loch Sheldrake, New York, training camp.
Carpentier, one of the greatest boxers France, has ever produced, lost to Jack Dempsey in a heavyweight title fight in 1921. AP Wirephoto.
Cerdan Nets $50,000
of
Marcel New York, Sept. 22-Representatives Cerdan, the new middleweight champion, today opened negotiations with Twentieth Century Club for a possible on December non-title fight at Madison Square Garden
10.
The gold-toothed Frenchman fought for the rival Tournament of Champions last night when he wrested the 160-pound crown from Tony Zale at nearby Jersey City.
He is under contract with on Wednesday night that he will accept a fight against Bruce Wood- the Tournament of Champions of Britain by the end of this
defence to make a June title
year or in the beginning of 1949. for that outfit against Zale, or
The Swedish boxer said that he some other challenger if Zalehad not yet received any offer from retiros.
promoter Jack Solomons who was reported to have said that he would like Woodcock to meet Tandberg European heavy weight champlon-
non-title
Garden
HENRY COTTON'S ACCENT ON HANDS
New York, Sept. 23-llenry Colton, three-time Bri- tish Open Golf Champion, sat down to lunch, and began flexing his hands soon after he gave tho waiter his order. The waiter was puzzled. So were the others at the table,
"I do this regularly," said Cotton.. "I usually carry two Red rubber balls in my pocket. and squeeze them constantly to strengthen my hands."
England's top professional golfer | insansana EZALNIA UNEISTONZAGATAVOITEETTICOATE then explained that he belloves
hands are more important than anything else in golf.
American pros use their body' more," he said, "That's where I think they make a mistake. It's the hands and not the body that give you accuracy. That's why I carry
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Ladies' Tennis
Championships
Entries for this year's Colony
those rubber balls. They keep my Ladies' Singles and Doubles and hands active."
the
"In America you have wide fair-Mixed Doubles Championships, ways," said the 42-year-old pro. "It's organised annually by only natural that the golfers wil Ladies' Recreation Club, close sacrifice accuracy for distance. For at noon on Saturday, October our championships in England wo 9. let the grass grow on the fairways.
Thcso should be sent to tho GAME OF ACCURACY Tournament Secretary, Ladies' Ro- "When wo cut the grass the fair-creation Club, 10 Peak Road, Hong- This makes kong. Entrance fee is $10 for the ways are narrowed. our courses tougher on long ball-singles and $7.50 for the doubles.
The tournament starts on Monday, golf a game of hitters but makes accuracy, which I think it should October 18,
Alter all, the
was Kame designed for everybody,"
This is Cotton's third trip to the Championships. Club events will be United States since last October. the Ladies' Singles, Men's Singles, This is not a challenge," warned Ladies' Doubles, Men's Doubles and Cotton, "but rather my own idea.
Mixed Doubles
be.
Entries also close on the same date for the Ladies' Recreation Club
I think it would help golf. The There will also be a Men's Inter- matches could be arranged on Hong Tournament home-and-home winner-take-all
cap club events.
for the Inter-
HOME FOOTBALL
basis agreeable to your top golfers." Hog Challenge Cup and five bandi-
After Collon put away tont tastes Dimen sized lamb chop, the discussion got around to the recent British «You Just saw how I won the on Colton exclaimed as he put down London, Sept. 22. —Results his knife and
matches "I did football, training aboard ship and in the were: States-training on American food. We don't have anything like it in England. Associated Press
fork.
VON NIDA UPSET Birkdale, Lancashire, Sept. 22. Norman Von Nido,
of Australia. the leading money winner in Brl- golf this season. tish professional was today surprisingly defeated by player, a little known Edinburgh
H. Watt, in the first round of the £2,500 British Match Play cham- plonship here.
Sixty.
Watt won by one hole. four professionals were entered. Reuter.
opponents mentioned were Johnny in Harringay Arena in London for Ruggor International
Among the Heat 2.-Shauna Anderson (VRC), Colan, New York light-heavyweight, Joan Eager (VRC) and Leung Oland Anton Raadik, Estonian middle-
who had Cerdan on
the wolght mu! (University)
floor, three times in their Chicago 100 Yards Breast Strokr Heal
Roza-Pereira scrap. 1.-Gerry (VRC), S.
(VRC),. E. Carvalho
Lou Gordon Randall (VRC) and Tai-ping (Lai Tsun).
Heat 2.- Chan Chiu-cheong (Chinese YMCA), Johnnie Yvanovich (VRC), G. Blenkinsop (VRC) and Eric Ho (University).
50 Yards Free Style
Roza-Pereira Xicat 1. Gerry (VRC), Eric Guest (VRC),
Henri Ballerand (European YMCA) and A. V. Lopes (VIC).
ship bout.
Of the tentative dates for the fight-November 2 or December
Zale, who was so badly beaten-Tandberg said he would prefer
the later date.--Associated Press. by Cerdan that he could not come out for the 12th round, expressed a desire for a return itle match with Marcel.
LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
New York, Sept. 22.-Because of However, his co-managers, Sent his explosive punch. Ike Williams Pain and Art Winch, sald the is favoured four to one to keep his question of his retirement would world lightweight championship in tomorrow night's 15-round Aght be decided after he had taken a
an-
with Jess Flores, speedy California
Mexican, at Yankee Stadium.
On
ENGLAND BEATS WALES 11-5
of played today THIRD DIVISION (Southern)' Bournemouth 1 Exeler City
FRIENDLY
Hibernians
0
0 Manchester U. 1
RUGBY LEAGUE
B
Huddersfield
17 Dewsbury
Batley Leeds
RUCCER INTERNATIONAL
11 Wales England
-Reuter and Associated Press.
SHEFFIELD' ASPIRES
0
5
By ARCHIE QUICK While two cities like Nottingham and Bristol are content evidently
football, Sheffield aspires to two first Division sides.
Wednesday
with Second and Third Division
One, objective that have in front of them is to follow the United into the First Division and plage Hillsboro on a par with Bramall Lane.
nt
Wednesday came with a rush
of victory in the first half when they tien.
They expect legs opposition this
London, Sept. 22.-England beat Wales by one goal, three trics (11 points) to one goal, one try (five points) in a
dourness of Birmingham's defence Rugby League International at season's tall-end and only the and Newcastle United's exchequer match at Wigan this evening.
England practically made certain stood between them' and their ambi- brict rest. Tony's managers picked
got three tries and a goal without
Manager Teddy Davidson. up his cheque for US$120,000.
prevented a runaway England-vie-great-goalkeeper in his time..says.ho. Promoter Andy Nederleiter
the same card Ray "Suga reply. Only a grim Welsh defence time. Heat 2-George Saunders (VRC),
thinks his present team will do the Robinson, welterweight champion, is at
tory. Gordon Randall (VRC), Jack Gomes nounced that the Kross gate
the miserable weather trick, but if weaknesses should be- to meet The scheduled
flashy Kid Owing to
Wednesday Chi-hung Jersey City was US$254,300. Wong and
apparent, the the players found the come (VHC)
Gavilan of Cuba in a non-tile ten-conditions, (Eastern).
Tournament of Champions also re-
for radio rights round bout. Robinson is favoured going difficult and the match had few directorate will not hesitate to buy.
and McCormick
Ledgard I saw Wednesday play at West 3.
stars. movie rights. at 3% to on-Unlied Press.
were England's best while Mahoney Ham-and only an equalising goal in Johnny movie Montero) (VIC), ceived 545,000 10 Chiu-cheong (Chinese YMCA) and Total net receipts were US$283,905.
BOXER DIES
stood out in the Welsh three-quarter almost complete darkness prevented the Yorkshiremen taking away both Cordan, who had been permitted
line. Chol Lee-hang (Chinese YMCA).
Findlett and McCormick points. Philadelphia,
22.-Bill Heat 4-Lau Tai-ping (Lai Tsun), 20 percent of net proceeds in case 20
Sept.
Holme,
West Ham are no meanside but of Thompson, 21-year-old Philadelphia scored England's tries, with Talin
second- Wilfred Lawrence (VRC). Hui Yin- percent exceeded his guarantee of
of the raters for most
Ume. US$50,000." United heavyweight, died last night from kicking the goal. Mohaney got the Sheftd made them look cheung (University) and William Teo US$40,000, earned (Eastern),
injuries which he received in a Welsh try, Bollard converting.
goal has an uncanny Other League results today were: McIntosh in fight against Johnny Haynes, of New York, here last Thursday. Batley 8 Huddersfield 0. Leeds 17 sense of positioning while ex-West
Dewsbury 3-Reuter.
Hem player Cockroft and Welsh in- Reuter.
ternational Whitcomb are two grand halves.
100 Yards Free Style Heat 1-1. F. Monteiro (VRC) 50 Becs.; 2. Johnnle Yvanovich (VIC) 61 Guest (VRC) 60 secs. 3. Eric secs.
"more Press.
than
purso
FRENCHMEN JUBILANT
Jersey
INTERPORT TRIAL The following players have been selected to play in a trial match on Saturday at the KCC, commenc-championship to France today.
City, Sept. 22-Marcel Cerdan and hundreds of his jubilant French supporters celebrated the re- middleweight turn of the world
ing at 1.30 p.m.
The same players are requested to be available for a further trial match on Sunday.
A. M. Prata. "Just prior to the finals being
Major A. E, Hoig. Major Dawe, D. H. Leach, Capt played, the Colony was visited by Heat 2-1. Gerry Roza-Pereira
of the Malayan China
F/O E. N. Gambril, badminton team, (VRC) 58 9/5 secs; 2. Wilfred Law- Thornton, J. M. Gesano, Sem. Ldr and the Association was delighted 1nce (VRC) 58 3/ secs.: 3 Chan Chiu-D. M. Gall,
F. Howarth, H. Owen-Hughes. to be able to present them to the cheong (Chinese YMCA) 50 2/5 Cept J. Roberts, A. el. Arculi Jr. A R. Kitchell, Capt D. Webb, K. public in exhibition matches.
Nazarin, H. Evans Thomas, F/O R. K. Hinshalwood, Capt Wilson, N, Hart-Baker, A. Zimmern, G. N. Gosano, A. P. Perora, Lt A. Stepto, T. A. Penrce:
SCCs,
Heat 3.-1. Lau Tal-ping (Lai "Their displays were undoubtedly the finest ever seen on a badminton Toun) 57 1/5 secs; 2. Choi Lec-hang court in Hongkong and the fact (Chinese YMCA).67 4/5 secs.
Women's 100 Yards Free Style into the that 400 people crowded
The Misses Leung Ol-mul, Shauna thede Club de Recreto to watch
Heather Anderson and distinguished visitors indicated how Anderson, popular they wore.
Jn, o reason which called for much hard work and co-operation'į the Association wishes to place on record its appreciation of the efforts of the anecin sub-committee ap- pointed to orannise league pro- grammes and the championships; to all clubs who, when approached, readily made available their courts to the Association; to those who volunteered to
the umpire in
championship and exhibition games; to all the generous friends who donated now trophies for the league competition and the championships; and to the Press for its willing assla- tanco in the 'way of publicity.
The Association's financial post- tion can be regarded as highly satisfactory.
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Two Changes In Team Against Denmark
London, Sept. 23.-The Football Association an- nounced on Wednesday that Stanley Mortensen and Tom Finney were unfit to play for England against Denmark. at Copenhagen next Sunday.
the
Mortensen's place as inside-right. will be taken by Shackleton of Sunderland. Bob Langton of Preston will substitute for his team mate, Finney, at outside-left:
will make- Both Mortensen and Finney are castle Inside-left, on the injury list and failed to pass Danish trip as a travelling reserve. They hnd The two changes in no way shake fitness examinations. originally been pleked for the trip England's falih in victory. There is complete confidence here that the ́OLYMPIC CHAMPION In hopes they would be fit
England's team will depart by air English professionals can defeat the
Danish amateurs by several goals on Friday,
Langton is a well-known Inter-Associated Press.
During the national for England. 1940-47 season he played against Switzerland, France, Holinad, Eire ac and Ireland and Wales.
TO TURN PRO Rome, Sept. 22-Mario Gheila, the Indian holder of the world and Olymple spring cycling titles, has decided to turn professional, cording to the Turin correspondent of the Rome newspaper, Giornale Della.
ISTANBUL WINS
Cerdan was victor over Tony Zale at the Roosevelt Stadtum last night tenchnical knockout at the end
by
of 11. rounds and thus became the holder of a title which had not been outside the United States since Mar- cel-Thil, also of France, held it in 1932.
Zale, tired and battered beyond}, endurance, surrendered his cham- plonship in a dramatic fashion. The last few seconds of the 11th round were speeding by, with Cer- dan,
llad been Uie case through". out the other 10 rounds, Jolting
with powerful back Zale's head
hooks.
Zale was on the ropes
and was
for
taking a pasting. As the bell the end of the round sounded, Zale, as if giving_up the ghost, dropped his head and then slowly sagged to
he
to coma
BASEBALL
BOSTON BRAVES
FUMBLE
IN PENNANT RACE
New York, Sept. 22.-With the National League pen- nant at their fingertips, Boston Braves fumbled inglorious- ly today and bowed before St Louis Cardinals who leaped Braves needed a into second place with an-8-2 victory. triumph plus a Brooklyn loss to clinch the flag today.
Brooklyn did its part by losing to Pittsburgh, but skinny Ralph Brazle of Cardinals forestalled any pennant celebration in Boston when he tamed Braves on six hits for his seventh win.
After the contest Boston led the second place Red Birds by seven games and third place Dodgers by seven and a half. The carliest Braves can clinch the pennant now is Saturday,
1
for his 16th victory, just did
Southpaw Warren Spahn, looking
not
There was not time for a count, Arid Zale's seconds dragged him to his stool. For about 30 seconds have it today and was removed for a there was. speculation as to whether pinch hitter in ne third after Cor-
out dinals had taken a 3-0 tend.. would be abla again.
The victory was costly to St Louis Eventually the referee signalled inasmuch as it cost them the ser- that it was all over. nounced that Zale was unable to vices of cutfelder Enos nughter,
who suffered round and
possible use fractate come up for the 12th Cerdan was proclaimed the cham- and a two-inch gash unter his we
when he was struck by a
se tinnie plon
Few titles have ever been won so of Nippy Jones' bat. decisively withouta clean knock-out. -Reuter.
an- It was
R
7
H:
11
с 9
I still consider Swift about the In best left-back in football while the attack Froggatt, son of the famous back, Jordan from Doncas- fer, and Quigley are a brilliant in-
side trio.
to
Maybe, Wednesday are not BO strong on the wings as they should that bo and it is in these positions manager Davidson will have Kend money. His own opinion that Southampton are. likely to be the bingest danger. West Ham should do well too.
tlon.
I think loft-half Moroney is sure to get into the Irish international side this season, while debutante Carrol from Limerick looks ke another profitable Irish importa-
Manager Charles Parnter is intent upon completing his 50 years with the East London club, This will be In August and he will then hand. over office to his assistant, Ted Fen- remarkable ton, who had such a success with Colchester United in the Cup Competition Just 'season.
Mr Paynter has been player. Etrainer and manager with the club and is now the doyen of football 0afells.
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THE SCORES American League
Athletics 1 Philadelphin Detroit Tigers"....
Athlelles: p. Morchildon, Harris, Savage; c. Rosar,
Tigers: p. Newhouser; c. Ginsberg.
National League Chicago Cubs New York Giants ...
Cubs: p. Rush; c. Scheffing. Glants: p. Koelo, Trinkle; Yvars, Rip Sewell, 40-year-old Pittsburgh righthander, dumped Dodgers into Westrum. third place by beating them on six Chicago Cubs WOODCOCK'S, NEXT
Dixie (nightcap) hits, 5-1. Stan Rojek and London, Sept. 22.--Bruce Wood Walker, two ex-Dodgers, helped New York Giants....
Cubs; .p. the British heavyweight Sowell register his 12th victory by Walker. cock,
Glants: D. champlon, who last night knocked banging out four hits apiece. out the American, Lee Oma, has
Chicago Cubs ran thoir vietory Hartung; c. Yvors. agreed to defend his European title string to three straight by beating St. Louis Cardinals ... $ 1 against Olle Tandberg, the Swedish New York Giants in both enda of Boston Braves champion,
He is extremely proud of his great record and rightly and I under- stand that the permission of the Football Association is going to be sought to enable him to be made a his Anresentation when he renches
tubilee.
HOW THEY STAND National Yurae_
Win Lost
Pla
11 11
0
Boston
10
00
623
2
Brooklyn
79 07
.041
McCall, Borowy;
Hansen, Lombardi,
St Louls.
C.
79
70
00 .540
Pittsburgh
.542
New York
75
**
8
17. 2
Philadelphia Cincinnati
63
A2
517 .434
415
Hogue,
Chleago
Boston Cleveland
1.414
54
828
no
.021
11
0 Now York
0
1
Philadelphia Detroit
Palica,
St Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mr Jock Solomons, the promotor, a doubleheader, 3-2 and 11-7. Rookie Cardinals: p. Brazle; c. Rice. Bob Russ hurled thite-hitter in Braves: p. Spahn, Barroll, Istanbul, Sept. 23-A mixed In eabled terms to Tandberg today the opener. The nightcap was
Shoun, Lyons; c. Mol. tanbul soccer team beat the Aua- offering him the fight at Harringay
Brooklyn Dodgers to trian Club Wacker 3-0 in a hard Shackleton is a
Houter. international matches although he fought match here on Wednesday on November, 2 or December played for England in a victorious. The first half was scoreless..
This is Wacker's only defeat in Bignor Chella is expected to do match against Scotland In 1945,
the
newcomer
games played here-Associa
so before the start of the 1940 track That did not rate as a full inter- four season, the report added-Reuter, national, however, Millburn, New-ted Press.
TANDBERG-WILLING Stockholm, Sept. 23, The Swedish heavyweight, Ollo Tandberg, sald
14 lts and Gianta 13.
In the American League's only day lugtes in which Chicago Inshed out
game,-ItalNowhouser of Detroit Tigora recorded his 10th victory by beating Philadelphin Athletics B-1.
Pirates: p. Sowell; e. Klutiz.
D. Taylor, Dodgers: Branca, Minter; c. Campanolla United Press.
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| Chicago
BAL
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