The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 7

GENERAL SPORTING. BUDGE WINS IN STRAIGHT SETS AUSTRALIAN RECORDS WILSON'S DISCUS RECORD IN INTERCLUB THE AGE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1037.

TWO BROKEN AT BRISBANE The outstanding feature of Saturday's R0 Tutton (0-XJ. Xl J.Pennl (O.X.). 21 A. Dwier Tp.x.), 5. 2.7 3-5.

440 Yds Hurdles: C. McLean (O.X.). 1: M- Blattery (O.X.), 2, 63 9-10. Mile Walk! nraca 1: P. Ryan (O.X.), 2: E- Thomas (V.R.T.).

3. 7.60. Discus: S. Meth ven (O.X.). 1.

66.11. Shot Putt: S. MBth- to SsjI inter-club athletics at Olympic Park was a discus throw of 137 feet 1 Inches by H. Wilson (Y.M.O.A.), breaking his own lnter-club record of 132 feet 2 inches. As at the same time the Australian title in Brisbane was being won with 128 feet 11 Inches, Wilson's effort must strengthen his chances of selection for Tennis Titles Americans uia Aav nana a.

v.iv,i., w.v. CARLTON 53 M15TROPOLITAN 22. 220 F. Harford 1. H.

Bovc A. Shaw (C). 3. 33 7-10. 80 H.

Lazarus I' A. Meogoiif 2: H. Borowloh (C), 3. 2.8 3-C. 4-10 YdB-lfurdle3: J.

Chanman 1: J. the Empire Games. A. Watson's run in the 440 yards hurdles VICTORIANS PROMINENT BRISBANE, Sunday. Two Australian ond five Queensland records crashed at the Exhibition oval yesterday afternoon when the concluding events of the Australian track and field games championships were decided.

Howard Yates winner. of the national sprint classic last week, annexed the 220 yards championship with a brilliant turn of speed. C). 2: K. Wiltshire 3.

3 B-0. Mll Vallt: M. Gaylor C). li A. Bine air (0.1.

was also closely watched as a guide to Km-plad selection, but his be 1-10 was below championship ana win not Improve his fiwona 1. H4.8'. snot Gllltea 1. 31.6. Broaa jump: prospects.

J. Lander (Old Melburmans) had thA 1W Hmn fn- this iv.nt wltlrfiA U-b. The 440 Yds. Relay: fcarltoa bote (U.J, 1, 1B.J. Metropolitan.

46. BROMWICH'S GREAT FIGHT KEW 46 d. rVANHOB 32. best lime lor me A graoe any yaraa was 1.57 4-3 by A. MClvor K.

Ooodall (Qeelons Guild) run 1.58, Inter-club records In minor grades were broken by A. Lugg (13 grade. Maivernj, wun a juveun tnrow ui xoi feet OH Inch, and by the Old Melburnlans' in 3 Keith Pardon (N.S.W.) scored the Kldd Mann il.t. 2: R. Coutts 1: N.

ii 6.111 WaaU- In 45V, sec. Conitigwood equalled thu record they had established prevluusly by winning Mile want: d. hniirnt IV AiVmrfnn 2. R. double, winning the hammer and discus throwing championships.

tneir contest in eacn 01 no lour graacB-u, F. and II In which thoy were competing. DIbcub: A. Schuize .1. 07.6.

Shot Putt: Coutts 1. 29.8. Broad Jump: I. JamleBon fK.l. 1.

1B.6K. Pole Vauft: The Richard Coombes Shield went to Scholllck 1. 9.3, 440 Yds. Relay A Grade. ivanuoe ivew.

tto o-s. New South Wales with a total ot 13 points, compared with 6 by Victoria. OLD MELBURNIANB 47 d. ES8ENDON 32. The tracks were a trifle slower than; Grade.

2-m xaras: f. iuzgeram n. Prunty H. Dentry (O.M.). 3.

Time, 23 4-5. 880 Vard: N. Prunty W. KlMrmnn 1: A. HAHnd lE.l.

3. Y.M.C.A. 82 d. EAST MELBOURNE 21. 100 Yards: R.

S. Lvoa (Y.M.). 1: Km last Saturday. The Governor. Sir Leslie Wilson, watched the games from the1 official stand.

George (Y.M., L. Oakley (Y.M.). 3. 10 1.59 3-6. 440 Yarda Hurdlea: Lender (O.M..

C. Stlllwell (O.M.), D. Fair-less 3. 65 3-6. Mile Walk: R.

Hem- The national furlong championship Record Crowd at Kooyong A RECORD crowd of 10,000 people sow the visiting Americans J. Donald world champion, and Miss Dorothy Bundy win the State singles and mixed doubles titles at Kooyong on Saturday. It was an exhilarating afternoon's tennis. The outstanding feature of play was the gallant struggle by the 19-year-old Davis Cup player John Brom- who, although beaten in straight sets by Budge, fully extended the champion and fought best when his position' was worst. acu.

xaras: wuoun Ki.m.p, Campbell (Y.M.). 2: A. Phillips (Y.M.). 3. 54 l-5th sec.

120 Yards Hurdles: D. Lenna final was a magnificent race, only inches tr.M., w. woods ix.ju.j, tu jaooay (E.M.), 3. 10 3-lOth sec. Mile: Woods separating the placed men.

Gerald Back-; (O.M.), 3. 7.14. Discus: R. Bnson (O.M.), 103.0. Bhot Putt: Benson (O.M.), 35.11.

Broad Jump: W. Scales (O.M.), 21.1. Pole Vault: W. Knox 9.0. 440 Yards Relay: house (Vic.) had no difficulty In secur Nowraan (ic.M.), 3.

4.50. Hop. Step and Jump: A Rawilnson (E.M.), 1, 41.4. High Jump: A. Rawilnson (E.M.), 1.

D.2. Shot Old MetDurnians a. Euaenaon, 40 a-o. ing another distance title, winning the UNIVERSITY 49 d. W1LUAMSTOWN 32.

22rt Yflwis: n. R. MnParlana (U.l. 1: 880 yards championship. t-UIi: II.

urai 1.. A. ab.ivi. iavonu. H.

Craig (Y.M), 1. 121.9. 880 Yards Relays Y.M.C.A. d. -East Melbourne.

No time. Burke T. Rlddell 3. 23 1-10. Possibly the moat exciting event- ot the day was the final of the quarter-mile hurdle championship.

Park led MELBOURNE 48 BOX HILL. 39. 100 Yards: R. Hutches (M.l. 1: O.

Camobelt Hurdles: H. Abniham lj G. Dever J. Simpson (U-), 3. 07 0-10.

Mile (B.H.). 2: E. d'Ambrosla (B.H.). 3. 10 sec.

440 Yards: E. d'Ambrosla B.H.), J. the field for most of the distance', but faltered over the lant two hurdles. Ma- wain; a. Kogera iw.i, iv.

jummouu u.t, F. McCarthy 3. 7.32. Dlaciw: A. Bowker 97.5.

Shot Putt: R. Mc nr.no I'll 1 MB 111 Tlrfinil J. MC' REY eklcs and an occasional natter uavis im.j, u. aemet im.k j. v-auu aec, 120 Yards Hurdles: K.

Tolhurst 1: T. Smith 2: H. Loitan (B.H.i. 3. put in i a thrilling tinlsb, and of rain did not deter the enthusiastic NelU 21.54.

Pole Vault: C. Newgreen snatched victory by inches. crowd which packed the galleries long (w.j.. 10.0. -no Yaraa tteiay; university u.

Wlldamstown, 44 9-10. weightman's win in the three-mile race was IVANHOB 47 d. BT. STEPHEN'S 32. one of the highlight ot the games.

After before the major events were due to start. The onlookers were given a rare 17 sec. Mile: J. McQueen (B.U.), lj J. Harrison (M.J.

A- Baird .3. 4.47 l-5th. Hop, Step and Jump: H. Logan B.H.), 1. 45.4.

High Jump: H. Logon (B.H.), 1. 5.3. Javelin: H. Logan (B.H.), 140.8.

Shot Putt: MoDonnelT 1, 31.0. 88 Yards Relay: Melbourne d. Box Hill. 1.34 3-5th. 220 Yards; A.

Wat Hon 1: P. Deth- H. S. YATES. Budge was nonplussed, and vocal ejaculations at the doggedness of his- opponent were added to the galleries' expressions of admiration at a well-fought losing battle.

The long struggle ended with the gome 9-7, leaving Budge tired, out unconquercd, and Brornwich a proved lighter. In tho final of the women's singles Miss Dorothy Bundy furnished a surprise by defeating the Australian champion, Miss Noncve Wynne. 6-4. 1-6. 6-4.

treat, and a long one, for the mixed rtdga K. Pizzey 3. 23 2-5. bHU Yards: C. Hansen 1: K.

Carabrlane (S.8.), 2: F. Colman (B.S.). 3. 1.58. 440 Vards Hurdles: A.

Watson W. Bal being assisted by hla team mate, Barry Brown, throughout the race, ho lengthened his stride over Uie last quarter-mile, and finished surprisingly fresh, with the advantage doubles match did not finish until 7.10 p.m. lard (S.S.), R. Peters (S.S.), 8. 581-10.

uj. uiuiu uiu.u iv yorua. JiesuiLs; COLLINGWOOD fil d. ST. STEPHEN'S 36.

100 Yards: D. 1 nek 111 rn 1: EL The Governor (Lord Huntingfleld) and I aiwe wain; u. Alien i. nuuu W. Grieraon (S.8.), 3.

7.43. Discus: N. Gavin 10.8. Shot Putt: N. Gavin 880 Yards Championship, First Heat.

L. doff fN.S.W.V 1: M. Flem. Jackson (C), O. Dalhelmer (C).

3. 10 7-l0th sec. 440 Yards: S. Jackson (C, T. Bryco (C), R.

Battersby (8.8.). 53 l-10th sec. 120 Yards Hurdles: W. Tun-i 34.11. Broad jump: l.

Tayior ta.B.i, 21.11U. Pole Vault: N. oavln 10.0. 44(1 Yards Rolav: St. Hteoben's d.

ivaniioe. mine (Vie). 2: D. Bonhum (Tas.l. 3: D.

46. BUDGE receiving congratulations from his young opponent, BROMWICH, at the end of the championship final on Saturday. ourra.u mii tw.A.j, une yara; yara ana iiuiey w.i, u. xnompBon it; 1. xvea head (S.S.), 3.

19 7-10th sec. Mile: Lock (S.S.), R. Adamson (S.SJ, J. Draoer (H.S.I. 3.

4.40 3 -10th. Hon. Steo ii hi i. iime. mm.

i nee. aeuona Heat: The visitor showed herself to be the better tactician on the day, and with complete sang froid had a moral advantage over her opponent. Miss Wynne was obviously nervous in the opening stages, and she was forced Into manv errors. I. D.

Bnnkhniiso (Vln 1. 1 A. McRnol GEELONG GUILD 53 d. EABTJUKIN SUBURBS 23. i vie.

i. it. uiiRDnei n.h.w.i. hi a. and Jump: J.

Cox (C), 1. 3B.10. High 220 Yards' J. Davies (G.G.). 1: J.

Flucker Btoneham (W.A.), 4. Two yards; inches. (G.G.), J. Watt (G.G.), 3. 23 3-3.

880 iituo, unii, a-u bum. jump; (jox iu.k x. ouot t-uit; a. netLi head (S.S.), 1. 29.8.

Javelin: J. Owen (C.1-1. 110.7. 880 Yards Relay: Colllngwood St Stephen's. 1.36 l-5th.

The third set brought the light shower, when Miss Bundy leadingl A. Barrage 3. 1.58. 440 Yards Hurdles: A. Gordon (G.G., J.

Flucker (G.G.), T. Smith (E.SJ, 3. FINAL. Q. I.

D. BACKHOUSE (Vic.) 1 R. CHAPPEL (N.S.W.) 2 U. QOFF (N.S.W.) 3 Fifty-three yards: Ihrca vnrds. Timi.

1 min ntonahip. 50 yards: J. Howe, R. Wilson. K.

Davies. 3. Grade: R. Smith, K. Hunt, J.

Dalton, 3. Women's A Grade, 50 yards: N. Forbes, 1: C. James, P. Jones, 3.

Grade: P. Grimsby, 1: P. Pearce, E. Booch, 3. Men's 50 Yards Handicap: R.

Wilson, J. Rowe, P. ESSENDON 50 d. MALVERN 27. 100 Yarda; R.

TjiwIh iVl. I. Tfnlmnntt 4-1. as refreshed by the snort spell, Miss Wynne rallied, and nicked ud three no. jnue want; a.

uupar w.o.jt w. Joyce (G.G.), A. Poyntoa (E.S.). 3. 7.32.

SI nit PutL: N. ha rue (E.S.I. 33.2H. Broad SWIMMING. BACK STROKE RECORD.

2: nav iK.t. R. in fl-10th krr. 4.AO games, but the American, keeping ud a 57 4-5th sec. Jump: W.

RoRers (6.G.), 20.1. Pole Vault: I. Gmndy (G.G.), 9.6. 410 Yards Relay: consistent oarrage, linaiiy toog tne matcn 16 -Lb. Hammer Throw Championship.

Yards: J. Harry A. Quayle N. Gorey 3. 54 3 -10th sec.

120 Yards Hurdles: A. Lugg Brownsea. witn a net cord. itoss, a. uraae: r.

jormacK, j. Dalton, T. Ryan, 3. Women's 60 Yards, A Grade E). Veniu 1 P.

James. 2 P. ueeiong uunu a. eastern duoutdh, tow. his suite, were the guests of the L.T.A.V.

for the afternoon. Though the occasion was the final day of the Victorian championships, the America versus Australia atmosphere submerged everythinr else. In the final of the men's singles several puzzling decisions by the umpire and mls-ialllng of the scores unsettled the players. On one occasion a member of the crowd called "out" when a return by Bromwlch hit the base line. The umpire ordered a "let'' ball to be played, but the incident upset the players.

The first set of tho Budge-Bromwich encounter finished 8-6 in favor of the former, and provided an eloquent foretaste of good things to come. Budge netted frequently in the opening stages to break several long rallies, while Brom-, wich, who was recovering well, carried 220 Yards Championship, -z; uay a. it u-iuin eec Miie; The mixed doubles final, between J. Grimsby. 3.

Grade; N. Peurce, B. Y.M.C.A. 46 d. POWER HOUSE 34.

220 Yards1 P. Armltaee fP.H.). 1: K. PARDON. (N.S.W.), 149 ft.

2 S-S In, P. McNAMARA 130 ft. 11 In. First Heat! W. Purfoln IO 1.

Mum. Green 3. 4.S0H. Hop, Step and Jump I ouuin, it. Wntt (P.H...

2: M. JfifYoMmn (Y.M.I. 3. lumn: CITY OF' RT. KILDA.

Ladlan 100 Yards ford (N.8.W.), E. W. Dest 3. Quarter yard: one foot. Tlmo, 22 1-10.

Second Heat: O. Wilson (Q.) H. S. Yates (Vic), equal, 1. 5.2.

K. H. ALLEN (W.A.), 126 ft, 112 In. (Australian aud Queensland record.) 23 2-5. 880 Yards: H.

Mullina (Y.M.). ll L. Dotiman (Y.M.), B. Round (P.H.). 3.

Ollchrlst-Mrs. Westacott and Budge-Miss Bundy, did not start until 6.10 p.m., and in the fading light the Americans won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. It was a vigorous match, in which Mrs. Westacott de Lugg and K. Shea Shot Putt: R.

Bell fM.i. J. Thistlethwaite Brilliant. iianaicap; f. ruicoi, i o.

uaauscn, oi. Docld, 3. Teams 100 Yards: P. Nlcol-B. Freeman, B.

Cadusch-F. Raphael, M. f.oi. javeim? Yards Relays A. Lugg 1.

151.0. Essendon d. Malvern. 1.35, 440 Yards Hurdles Championship uamei-M. Dodd, 3.

(yIm.J. 3. 57 4-5. Mile 'Wafk: R. Gouldlng Apart from a new Victorian record be KEW.

Women 100 Yards: F. Mncaulay, MIDDLE PARK 58 d. EASTERN SUBURBS First Heat: J. Parle (Vic). 1: A.

K. monstrated her capacity for hard hitting. The youthful Gilchrist also unleashed F.H.I. X. Y.47.

IJiHfills; H. IHflO ing recorded by J. Thistlethwaite (Foots-cray) for the 110 yards back stroke, times at the Richmond swimming carni 100 Yarda: B. Ratrd (M.P.), R. Guthrie Men's ciiampionsnt: Agar, R.

King, W. Fiander, 3. 137.11 Shot Putt: H. Wilson (Y.M.). 41.

IK Broad Jiirnn: R. Armitnjia (P.H.i. one or two mighty smashes, which sent 3. Won by 87 4-o. Second Heat: P.

S. Magee (N.S.W.). ll S. O. Sten-i ua.r.;, a.

nuwmu iv Hi, H.J, 3, ihj.o.i, a. Pole Vault: F. Craig (P.HJ, 8.6. 440 Yards MELBOURNE. Leonards Cup, 220 Yards FINAL.

H. 6. YATES (Vic.) J. MUMPORD (N.S.W.) E. W.

BEST (Vic.) W. J. BURFEIN (Q.) Inches; nine lncues. Time, 24 4-5. Discus Throw Championship.

I. PARDON (N.S.W.). 128 11H In. ner (N.u.w.), 2: u. w.

uasien Miss Jjunay skipping out 01 the way with a delightfully natural and feminine Relay: y.m.c.a. a. power House, 46 val on Saturday night were not impres MELBOURNE 52 d. 28. Handicap: a.

urant, A. urociuora, Bennett, 3. Winner of the cup was A GranU 110 Yards Junior: K. Flnlay, P. Rowe, 2: A.

Finlayson and G. Hearman, 3. sive. Thistlethwaite swam brilliantly to. 220 Yards: R.

Moffat 1: M. Mill Bee. 440 Yards: W. Auploby (E.S.), W. Buchanan (M.P.), 2: F.

Scott (M.P.). 3. 54 1-lOth sec. 120 Yards Hurdles: W. Buchanan (M.P.), A.

Doig (M.P.); E. Hawkins (M.P.), 3. 17 4-5th sec. Mile: K. Splccr (E.S.).

1: A. Brain (M.P.), T. Gala ford (M.P), 3. 4.48 3-10th. Hop, Stop and Jump: A.

DoIK (M.P.). 1. 38.1. High IsqueaL Tile visiting pair co-ordinated better, and frequently left the Australians jstandlng out of position with well-placedi cover the distance in 1.15,: or 1 2-5 sec. FINAL.

P. S. MAGEE (N.S.W.) J. PARK (Vic.) A. K.

McDOUOALL' (N.8.W.) MIDDLE PARK, Senior Championship, 100 H. Cox CC.Y.). 3. 23 4-5. 880 Yards: A.

Mclvor H. Johnston 2: F. Hannan (C.Y.). 3. 1.57 4-5.

better than his own record. the war into his opponent's camp, and; w. r. Mckenzie (n.s.w.), 127 ft. in.

snots down tne centre to tne nasenne. Max Newcombe. of South Australia, yards: E. Lynott, P. Power, N.

Williams, 3. Junior Championship, 50 yards: K. Stewart, J. Hiltard. L.

Power, 3. Senior 100 Yards Back Stroke Handicao: F. Power. In coming second in the 220 yards Inches: vard. Time.

fi.lU fAuiitnillan Jump: R. Guthrie 5.3. Shot Putta C. O'NEILL 116 11, 11. In.

440 Yards Hurdles: J. Cairns O. Colgan (C.Y.), D. Joss (C.Y.), 3. 60 1-10.

Mile Walk: L. Hlckey R. McDonald rapped him drive ior drive deep down! to the baseline. The hot, humid Q. Hawkins (M.P.I.

1. 2T.A. Javelin: E. gave a beautiful exhibition of stylish aim viueenaiaao. recuraj.

breast-stroke contest, D. Derham (Kew) iwueenBiana recora. stroking to win the Junior singles title weather proved trying for the players, recorded 3.8. If W. Weir does not ctm- n.

tianaicaD. ou varas: a. oiorrow. aie ran a cue 91.5. Shot Putt: B.

Meagher (C.Y. 33.7. Broad Jump: J. Cairns 21.9V both of whom adopted fast, vigorous if J. Gilchrist, whose game appeared t.

nl Ant- IrtUnMul Kit AnrtinnltAVI T(lir almost labored bv comparison. New Devtne, J. Cullen, 3. A feature of the racing at Middle Park baths was the fact that nlna boys comoeted in tha under 14 tnctics, UNIVERSITY 60 d. RICHMOND 27.

100 Yards: C. Jones B. Cook (R.r J. McCallum a. 10U sea.

440 Yards: i-oie vauu: u. wains (u.ij, b.o. iw Relay: Melbourne d. C.Y.M.B., 44. test the Victorian title the present Vic torian junior champion should win it.

His time has only been bettered by W. wir And a. Hiccinson (Melbourne). combe on, Saturday's showing is a definite whilst ten competed in the Junior R. BouKhton IV.i.

1: J. Watt 2: Excellent times were Running Broad Jump Championship. B. C. DICKINSON (N.S.W.), 24 ft, R.

GRAFF (Vic), 23 ft. 01', In, H. GOULD (N.S.W.), 22 ft. 11H In- (Queensland record.) Pole Vault Championship. Grade.

Jones 3. 62 sec. 120 Yards Hurdles: J. in r.hp r.nirfi nfiRt or ine nu varan' avis cup possibility. Trophies were presented by the president of the L.T.A.A.A.

and the L.T.A.V, (Mr. Norman Brookes). wan uairos tu.K h. oardner MIDDLE PARK SURF. Men's 100 Yards EAST MELBOURNE 47 (R.

9-10th sec, men's handicao. A. Mills recorded the A. Fowler 2: H. Brann The third set found Bromwlch wearied 1 but not dispirited, and by sheer grit he led 2-1.

Then the tall American overhauled ttie youngster, and forged ahead, 5-4. On five occasions Budge held match point, but Bromwlch refused to admit defeat. Grimly tenacious be evened the games, and though Budge's service was volcanic he battled on. GUILD 39. exceotionallv good time of 65 2-5.

A. Handicap; o. uuuivan, u. uevun, a. Cook, 3.

Junior 100 Yards: Bentloy, 1: a. Holbrook, A. MUlett, S. Ladles 10C Yards: D. Bailey.

1: A. Beccull. 2: M. Par 100 Yds W. PnrA.

IV. Purrott nmwfnrd toon 64 4-5. whilst in the flnai uairoa i. uign jump: tu vat Gate receipts amounted to 2000, making a grand total of 4150 for the tournament a record for a Victorian MfiTTar. ker, 3.

Junior Girls, 50 Yards: R. Seccull, iu.u. ouuiiaurs n.on.t, a. 440 J. McNeill (G.G.), W.

Intifl n. Smith ta.fi.. a. 3.1. 1: W.

(O.G.), 3. L. A. FLETCHER (N.S.W.), 12 ft. In.

he did 64 3-5. Mills has improved 4 sec. since coming to Richmond from 33.6. Javelin: G. Batros 1.

100.6- 52 7-10. at. jfaraer. m. jucuasn.

E. J. WINTER (N.S.W.), 12 ft. 6 In. 120 Yds.

Hurdles: W. Saunders (E.M, OLYMPIC. For Harold Cluon Ctin. Mad- championship meeting. Puma (E.M...

2: J. Patehlni M.J. 3. NOW- W. CARTWRIOHT (N.S.W.).

12 ft. 3 In. iscnuca a montn ago. ft urn a ntatiwt fiv Mr AlAXftfldftr. RlCtV toy rviuio ouiyuiiuuiii 09 xnrao, rrw tsiyie, Fletcher won uie lump-off.

After tying wlthl Winter. at 12 fL 8 Ui. hRr was rnlH.H tA mnnrl nrnoMunt tlint Xfnn-hnnt'fl hftd DfOvldod i. Liivev. S.

fioivinrt Dtvldlon: J. IlnwAn! Grade. a trophy for competition during th wintorj 12 ft. 0 and lowered until Fletcher 40.5V Hikh Jump: W. 'Charles (G.G.J H.

Canning, J. Kcltle, 3. Back Stroke, 35 yards. First Division: J. Mason, J.

Chcfflns. 2: J. Smith. 3. Second Division: C.

OLD MELBURNIANS 41 d. OLD PARA inoain.i. m. Aryaiuiwii, aaucou auu uvm- plo champion, now residing at Oeelong, will ifIva riflmnnntmtfon at tha woraen'a Camlval Shot Putt: H. Puree DIANS 29.

RAO. Yards W. flnnlnn mPV 1- It Qtan. Details of the Play Tench, 1: M. Levey, Q.

Glbb, 3. Breast (EM). 1. 139.4. 880 on Wodnctulay night.

He attended Richmond! Yds. Relay: East Melbourne d. Geelong baths on Saturday. KeeuitB: Stroke, 55 yards. First Division: J.

Mason, J. Smith, 2: U. Horder, 3. Second D(vi a ion; Purccll, J. Chefflns, M.

Levey, UUUOi X-AU. Three Miles Championship W. WEIGHTMAN (Vic.) K. FAULKNER (Q.) Q. MORLEY (W.A.) Won by 75 yards.

Time, 14.5S 4-5. burg (O.M.), 2. 440 Yards Hurdles: 1 Pat-chett (O.M.), W. Carnell (O.P.), 2. AO 3-5th sec Mile Walk: N.

Wilson (p.p.), J. FlUpatrlck (O.P.), 2. High Jump: Splcer (O.M.). 1. 4.0.

Broad Jump: Carnell PRESTON and NORTHCOTB 64 d. COBTJRO wns popular, as MIbs Whlttaker is only 13 THE match of the day, between Budge and Junior Handicap, os yaraa. Alien turuns-wick), U. Rouse (V.M.C.A.), A. (Richmond).

3. Time, 35 eec, Onen Handicao. .110 yards. Heats First: ax, 100. O.

CalllPlt fP. find N. Hie young-New South and Queens land chamolon. Drovided tne OBborne (P. and N.

2 E. Klrkland Results. 440 T. EiiaLon (P. DIVING TITLES.

E3. Smith B. Doyle J. Cudllppo (Brighton). 3.

1.14 2-B. Second: L. Cameron' 1: Thompson One Mile Walk Championship. triuana tr. ana Dow id.h' lery with plenty of excitement, the American showing something of the iorm which earned iilm his The first set opened: quietly with games) going 'with the service to Singles CJiamplomhip.

D. Budge MoNrih nnrt NS. 1 ft. Rrlffln Melburnlans d. Old Paradlans.

45 sec PRESTON and NORTHCOTB 37 d. KEW 36. 220 Yards: J. Gordon E. Wood (P.

and 2. 880 Yards: J. Gordon W. Bradbury (P. and 2.

440 Yards; Hurdles: W. Fraser E. Wood (P, If. 1.U2-.V Third: D. te Nav -(Kssondon) (U.SJV.) J.

8-6, 6-3, 9-7. L. Johns (C), 3. 17. Mile: Wilson (P.

A. 6TU8BS (N.S.W.) T. R. DAINTRV (Q.) J. K.

McLUSKEV (Vic.) Selections Announced. A. Mills (Richmond), it', A. Crawford (Y.M.C.A.), 3. 1.11 4-5, Ffhal: B.

Doyle, T. nnmiirnr). 3. 1.22. a all, when Bromwlch broke through, only to Women's Singles Championship.

llss 3. 4.35 15. Hop, Step and Jump: Angus won by 78 yards; tea yards. Time, Women's Handicap, 110 yards. N.

Dahl Iobo his own delivery. The play see-sawed to 6 all, Bromwlch keeping such a good length Griffin S. Bhot Purt: V. Tanne: D. Bundy CU.S,A.),d.

Miss N. Wynne. 6-4, 1-6, 6-4. The Victorian Amateur Swimming Association diving sub-committee has selected tha following dlvea for this season's champion Javelin (Surrey Park), J. Turnor (S.P.), Pttrkor rM.P.

HiirfY 3. 1.21 2-5. u.u m.f, oa cxvia sec. tine walk; Owen CP. and Nj, f.

combrldge 2-Hlfc'h Jump: L. Bransgrore (P. and and II. Pplglalse equal. 1.

4.0. Broad Jump: H. Poigiaise K.J, i. 17.9. Relay: Prestoa and Northcote Kew.

40 V-10Lh soc l.J, 1 31.7' N. 1. 181.3 and Northcote that Budge was unable to make more than an occasional advance to- the net -moot of which wnm aiirvnKHf ill. Hud if ft' BHfVlcfl In Breast Stroke, under 10. 110 yards.

K. Coburg. 1,31 1-10, Mixed Doubles Championship. D. ships: creased In pace as he warmed up, and hq GLEN HUNTLT 48 d.

OLD SCOTCH 89. Budge-Miss D. Bundy d. J. Gilchrist- High Tower Championship, at Nagambie, from 10-metre Board: Running plain header, One Mile Medley Relay Championship.

VICTORIA (M. nemlna, A. Jones, e. w. Best, p.

Bcott) 1 NEW SOUTH WALES (R. Channel, J. Mum- Finiay Jar vie Lyon 3. 1.33 4-5. Senior BackBtrolke, 110 yards.

Thistlethwaite 1: L. Snell (Y.M.C.A.), 2: P. Newman fSnrrev Paark). 3. 1.15.

8ANDRINGHAM 38 d. MORELAND SO. served several aces in the early stages oi tlie match, but Bromwlch later handled tho AmerlfHn'n hunt diil(virlPH with tie fleet COll- Mrs. Westacott, 6-4, 6-4. Boys Under 19 Singles Championship, Hyams O.H.), D.

do Marco fd.H.), 3, 10 2-5. 440 M. Ramaay (O.S.), lj M. Burke (G.H.). S.

Birch (6.B.), 3. A2ft. 120 Yds. Hurdles: H. Htrahan 1.

backward header with pike, running straight; Mollberg, backward spring and forward dive straight, and four own selections. Springboard Championship: Running flying, somersault, backward somersault, running Breast Stroke, 220 yards. C. Hodson (Kow), D. Derham M.

Levey M. Newcombe (S.A.) d. J. Gilchrist Torn, M. could, T.

Hampson) 2 Wvi tldi-nce. Oft tho ground there was little to choose between tho two, but In volleying ana einashlng Budge was vastly superior. Ills tremendous reach and remarkable anticipation were particularly noticeable. Bromwlch fobbed well enough to beat most players outright a. y.au.

Teams' Handicao. 220 yards. Brteht Mile: M. Bufto (Q.H.). P.

Taylor (C 220 Yards: Alle D. Bell' 880 Yards: T. Toomey D. Bell ik)S 2. 2.6 l-5th.

440 Yards Hurdles: H. Prit" chard 1: A. Styles 2. 66 7-10th see. Mile Walk: J.

Clay (h.h 1. High Jump: H- Pr" chard 1. 0.3. Broad Jump: H. Pritchard l.

19.4. Relay: Moreland di Sandrlngham. 47 8-6th sec UNrVERSITT HIGH SCHOOL 48 QLEH; (N.8.W.), 8-7, 6-0, 6-3. wcciwurho t. MicKson, W.

Paterson, Q. Wilson. W. Burfelnl isander, DacKwam spring ana rorwara dive straight, standing half screw backward and Edwards. J.

Mclren, J. Cudlipne, Q. Eldred), Won hv l.n in Girls Under 19 Singles Championship. C. BACKHOUSE.

i.m.j.a. klj. (jaraeron, uiiver, n. Step and Jump: II. Strahan (O.S.), I.

41.9. Hleli Jump: O. Swan (O.S 1. 1, (S.6. Shot Putt: Loel (G.H.).

1. SlAo. Javelin: H. land Wari TV uvo ovn selections. Intermediate SprlnKboard.

at Warrmidyte: on many occasions, nut Huage seiaom iinuu to gut his racquet on tho ball, and his kills u-or- mniiA witVi thft aian fit ft true muster. Runnlns Dlaln dive with Dike, baclcward sun, D. Oldham, J. McQratb, O. McDonald), Miss D.

Whlttaker d. Miss A. Burton, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3. jaiuton j.b., 1. iju.v, eon tab.

tteiay: Glen Hmitly d. Old Scotch. 1.83 3-3. somersault straight, backward spring and forward somersault with pike, running half sorew Women's Back Stroke. 110 yards.

L. Caa- POOTSCRAY 44 d. MALVERN 41 ana tour own selections. Bromwlch, on the other hand, worked up to the winning position time and again only to make a tentative reply with his overhead ork, and the American was not slow to make I tho best of bis reprieves. When leading 7-6 MARATHON RECORD.

bolt (Brunswick), R. Watson (City of 6L KJIdal. 2. 1.28 S-S. (U.H.S.), 2.

BXi Ya-rds: J. Mackintosh 100 K. EMPIRE GAMES TEAM. Bennett T. GERMANS' VISIT.

eacK Hirone, unaer in, oa yaras. a. uor- O. Chlpporiield lurueia im.i. a.

JU 1-0, Hurdles: Brighton (U.H.8.). R. McLennaa Intermediate High Tower, at Bend! go: Standing plain header, back somersault with pike, standing Mollberg with turk, arm stand with forward cut through and four own selec 440 Yds. (M l. In thn first net.

BudEfl it 6 lied right I C. MoaaDj Mnaanti "oo. mho wane: w. normaa A. Atkinson 3.

61 0-10. 120 Yds. Bromwlch's weak second service, hltilng several outright winners to take the game and u.a.a. K. snel ey (U.H.S.), S.

Hlgti umo: IL Tovtia (HTfn i S'i nTJJJS Hurdles: Thomas B. Parkinjton tions. woman Drou.Bt otruno, wj yaras. ijove iiourBi. j.

uarvev mnina.i. Bet, Junior Springboard, at Brunswick: Running Jump: J. Hare (U.H.S.), 1. 18.10. Relays Jolly's Long Run.

A. Pclca J. Mllliken 2: E. The American Improved in the socond set, Painter (Abbotaford), 3. 3.53 1-5.

Three Days' Match. SELECTION MADE. umversuy mga ocnooi, w.o, 49 l-iotn see. uifih rio Tier til fill hnkhnndi to Ei Bin aive niraignt, oacKwnra neaaer EiraiKui, ackward anrine and forward diva with nlkc. v.A.a.A.

nnnaicap, aw yaras, a. urocK- POWER ROUSE 58 d. OLD WESLEY 6. and three own selections. 1 SYDNEY, Sunday.

Provided that ton Bromwlch's backhand corner, many of whtchi the boy failed to touch. Budge's famous i backhand down the lino fa. played with locked wrist wol! away from bis body, and Is, ford (Mentono), H. Kelly (Olympic). J.

Mcdrath (Y.M.C.A.), ,3. 2.54. Women's Springboard Diving. Donnett, 1: P. Nlcol.

2. Points. 48. Country Springboard, at Beaufort: Running (P.H.), 2. 24 8-5th.

Cutter Cramm and Henkel are willing, their ironi dikb. oacK somersault witn dikb. oaca- CONTENDER AT EMPIAD, ward spring and forward dive with pike, and Executive Approval Awaited. match, against Australia, in Sydney, will Men's Springboard Divln. D.

Norrls proDamy a eale; int, Moin.i. u. Htuneman iiiivmnini. a be played on December 27, 28 and 29 ball which cleared tho line, but Bromwlch DjivIgs (Unlvarsltvy. 3.

H7 noints. ADELAIDE, Sunday. By completing BRISBANE, Sunday. Tho president 440 Yards Hurdles: Walsh (P.H.), 1: gonaldsoa (P.H.). 2.

es 1-BUl sod Mil Walk: c. Percy (P.H.), 1: B. Rouna (P.H.), 2. High Jump: F. Cutter (P.H.), I.

Broad Jump: cookesley (P.H.). Ju 20.4K. Relay: Power House, w.o, 48 8-lOUl feo. die-agreed with tho umpire's decision, ana Ikji nnlni IWPrptt AtllS FlC- Medley, yardsW. Atkinson 2.15 1-5.

yesterday a distance of 26 miles 385 yards N. Ryan d. R. Biddulph. of Queensland Amateur Athletic Association (Mr.

D. Carter), who also represents Mr. A. H. Barraclough, secretary oi L.T.A.A., who arrived in Sydney from Melbourne on Saturday conferred with Points scored were: Y.M.C.A., 44; Mel- In 2 h.

67 Ern Jolly, the 36-year-old Dourae, -ill uiympic, Aicomona ana Foot cray. 14 each. SYDNEY, Sunday. After a thrlUIng race, South Australian marathon runner, Is COBURO 3, d. OLD SCOTCH 32.

22(1 YnrriN, nommanri in I 1 T. tlon as the decision was quite correct, and tn any cane tho umpire's ruling should be accented without duostlon, especially when a complement of linesmen Is in attendance. continued to dominate the play until he led 673 In the third set, when the match appeared aU over, but Bromwlch is never tne wew esoutn waies representatives, Queensland on the Empire Oames selection committee, stated to-night that the team for the EniDire hart hpon i Noel Ryan beat R. Biddulph by a touch tn tho half-mile swimming championship ot New South Wales at the Olympic pool last night. now first choice for the Australian marathon team in the Empire Games In Syd and the following statement was issued: "Subject to the approval of the Ger Club Competitions.

Birch (O.S.), 3. 25 seo. 880 Yards: B. Wat-ler (O.S.), I Manns (C). 2.

2.11. 440 Yard Hurdles: K. Sharp (O.S.), 1: K. Wa therby (O.S.), 2. Mile Walk: A.

Wilson (C.) 1. eh Junio: R. fiharD. ro.a.1. 1.

more dnngerous wnen seemuiB.y ney. man team, tne secretary oi me Ij.t.a, Newbigglo (Newcastle) won the countryl 220 yards title. Results: 110 Yards Cham-1 A BBOTSFORD. Women's fifl YaMr TlacXt rtr picked, and the names forwarded to the secretary of the Amateur Athletlo Union of Australia (Mr. H.

Weir) In Mel- Jolly broke the State record of 3 h. has the consent of hts council to arrange for a three days' match on December 27, Re, coverles, he saved a match point, and Anally took the game. Amid great excitement Bromwlch saved several more match polnti to even plonshlp: R. Wl 13 hi re. R.

Clark, 3: R. Breast Stroke: D. Painter, M. Monaghan, 2: V.fichnelder, 3. Women's 100 Yards Free Stvle D.

Painter. 1 M. Stovens. 2 H. lay: Coburg d.

Old Scotch. 48 sec. Newbiggln, 8. 62 2-5. 110 Yards Junior tne score at an, uunge nt iima Hnr ns their encounter.

Schneider and J. Motherwelt, 3. 68 Yards Backstroke Championship: F. Parker. 8 min.

35 and eclipsed any time made In Australia over the distance this! year. Including 3 h. 68 min. 15 sec, recorded In Sydney recently by J. Woods! oourne.

They would be considered by the executive of that body, and, If approved, would be available for publlca- 28 and 29, In lieu of the match originally planned to occupy two days, December 27 and 28. Included in this match will be an exhibition singles between von Grade. Men's uacK uiroKe: io. rtuuau, ix- smart, Dalzell (Singleton), J. Ferguson, 3.

1.23 3-5. 110 Yards Backstroke Championship (country) J. Watson (Newcastle), lj N. Norman (Mere- Main, 2. Long rallies punctuated tho next two Brumwlch being unfortunate in missing several drop shots at important Binxof.

Burtgo's extraordinary agility enab'L to break through his take tho lead at 8-7. He attacked at every. Cramme and Budse. on December 27. HAWTHORN 40 d.

WILLIAMBTOWN 23. 100 Yards D. r.nh.tt IJJ 1 Wn.h.M ALBERT Men'd 200 Vnrrli TTondl. in the New South Wales test run. On this occasion Woods had the assistance uuii wibuuub aeiay.

as tne names were being taken to Melbourne In a sealed package by officials of the Victorian team now returning home, several days wether), 3. 1.33. 220 Yards Junior Cham cap: Bllgh, T. Simpson, A. ITroat, The statement aid not indicate whether the matches would be of three pionship: Guthrie, J.

Brlckwood. 3: G. 2. 10 4-Uth. 440 Yarda: D.

Preston li L. Barnard (W.J, 2. Mile! B. HaU 1: N. Robinson 2.

Shot Putts opportunity, but Uie noys of other runners, but Jolly ran alone to BRIGHTON. Men's Club. 110 Yardd Frea Swlnbourne, 3. 3.34, must eiapse oeiore tnev could ba con. or flvo sets, but, it was originally arranged that aU exhibition matches were Hall t.j.

aj.ii. nop. step and Springboard Diving Championship: P. Fahey 0i.3fil. 1: L.

Wbltten (70.34). 3: R. Mc- a carefully prepared schedule on the. Isldered by the exeoutive. Varan tll.t.

Jump: oou xaro. lui Btyiaaoniorn: j. cuanppe, j. uidwaras, J. McLaren, 3.

Junior, 65 Yards: L. Smith, 1: G. Newman, B. Turner, 3. Women's Club.

55 Yards Free Style: N. Planck. J. ZT made rcmarrabloB recoveries The Amorlcan mado no mistake on JH wn service, which he won to love for the match amid tromendous applause, both lor the victor Sydney times, and finished without be lay: Hawlnom d. Wlufamstown.

1.38 4'D. to oe oi tnree sets, ana wis cannot Yards ChamntonshtDi N. Rvan. 1: altered wnnout von uramm consent. ing distressed.

Biddulph, A. Fldler, 3. JO. 31 1-5. COLLINOWOOD 32 d.

NORTH H.S.O.B, go. 100 YnM. Rrndat fH fl 1, m. uavies, it; u. ttouincomoe, a.

tsreaat HiroKe, 55 yards: Alexander, J. Davies, 2, The run was officially controlled and ROWING. aou me vanquiautju. Miss Bundy Versatile. NewblRKln.

fr. Hook (LUmore), V. Ken BRUNSWICK. 220 Yards: SJ. Owen, 1: I.

Gould, N. LAdncr. 3. 100 Yards Junior; endorsed by officials of the South Aus CAUTION PLAYERS. nedy (cootajnunarai, a.

2.o a-D. nnn Tnrds Team. ChamnlonshlDt Randwlck tralian Amateur Athletic Association. L.yon. v.

wniie, is; uaneti, a. a. 7.18. Twomey (N.H.S.), 2. 440 Yards: E.

Two. mey (N.H.B.), N. Brend.l (N.hTS.), 3. Mile: Marshall (C 1: Cutler c). Shot Putt: C.

Marshall (CJ. 30.7H. Hop, step and Jump: Thomson 40.4. Relay, North H.S.O.B. d.

Colungwod. 1.S8 l-o. MORELAND 31 drew with MT. CARMEL 91. tjonai, uaniy, The women's championship final between mikrpii Wvnna and Bundy was not a thrilling Yarra Yarra Pairs.

encounter. First one and then the other iSir S. Hoare's Advice. LONDON, December 11. dominated the play, and at no stage of the game wer both champions at.

their, top to-. Nine crews entered for Yarra Yarra loo Yards. batchford (M.C.), 1: L. 2. 10 440 Yards: L.

HUly.r H. WILSON YM.CA.)t Who made a new record for discus throw at Olympic Park on Saturday, with 137 feet 11 inches paired races for cups given by the pre gether. miu Rnnrtv niaved the more versatile game. Sir Siimuel Hoare. who was re-elected it.

uiacKson tu.l, 2. Mile: F. Kanaeu. M.C.), 1: A. BrlBBS 2.

Shot PUtti lamllton (M.l. n2.7U. Hon. Rtsn anil lumn. sident (Mr.

O. etevenson). Re president of the Lawn Tennis Associa sults: T. FttzDatrlck (M.C.). 40.0.

Ralavi uL She varied full-length drives with delicate drop shots, and when out of position re Carmel d. Moretand. 1.38. tion, In an address to members, cau Pi rut TTunt Vii1reiH' ahw 1 A covered with slow, hi Kb. returns to tne case- tioned players lest the number and lm Brooke's crew, 2: Ronard'a crew, 3.

Half Moore 8. 4.41U. Hod. Stun and line, which gavo her time to get back Intoi POWER HOUSE 33 d. IVANHOU SO.

90 Yards. H. Wilkinson It Blackaoil 1. 441) YnrdM, Wllktnnnn 11. 1.

a. lungm. oecona jtieai: a. BORionoie's crew, urapj u. Thomas l.

43.2. High, nortance of competitions and Inter national matches should be so exagge-i x. ananas crew, a ji. Williams's crew. A Ifinirtll Thlrrl Hunt T.

ClnArnrAm firam uiiip, u. xnomaa ai.t, o.o. snot run: Lnnn (Ft. 1. nR.a rt Thn mo a "aralett 2, Mile: p.

Peterson XP H-U R. MfibotlPnll'A nrnw. D. JT.vnna'a nru f. 14S.1.

880 Ydfl. Relay: FooUcray position, Miss Wynne was more erratlo than usual. She brought off many glorious shots, but her mistakes were numerous and costly, and she failed to adapt her game to Miss Buudy'a 3. Half a length. rated as to prevent their participation unless evervthlnor else was rellnoulshed.

uuu.uucv r.i..j, DUO. Ul J. McFarlane (P.U.). 28.0 H. Hop.

Step anil Jump: H. Wllkltisoo 38.8. KelaytPowev House d. Ivanboo. 1,40.

unnai: n. uraveiey (dow). A BeRletiolo (stroke), W. Smith cox). 1: N.

Mulreadv'a ST. MARK'S 49 d. MORELAND 08. inn Trlfl. nnhartm a 1.

ii It was better, he said, to have a Job I outside tennis, to which the player could; Tho Australian did not 'start with her lenger T. Frasor (S.M.), 3. 10 2-5. lensth. BT.

MARK'S 81 w.o. from V.R.I. 100 Yards. J. nndrt.

ffl.M.l. V.n, Mr. H. La Roche, coach of Uia Victorian devote himself for the greater part oi the vear. customary conuaonce, ana ooin gina to make far too many double faults.

Miss Wynne missed a chance on her own service crew of 1030, will coach an eight from Yarra for the championship, and the crew will also E. Weener (S.M.). Mile: Petherlck (8.M.). dliot Putt: A. Skewes (S.M.).

31.10 Hop. (S 4: O. Halls (M), 3. H2 S-5. 120 Yds.

Hurdles: c. Roberts (S.M.). B. p'Brten N. Knight (S.M.j, 3.

at 4 all and 30 love, when Bho failed to put emcr ior ma junior eigms ai no Dart uen-tonary regatta. uiep ana jump: iiunkung 40.O. itelay: Bt. Marks, w.o. 1.37 1-0.

an easy smash awny, ana, auer iuiik in which Miss Bundy used her drop shot "MoVri. vwi' cleverly, finally lost the game. The 10th Junip: J. Hlder (S.M.), I. A new scheme of Intensive training Is being considered, whereby It Is hoped to regain the Davis Cup and Wlghtman Oup.

There was a deficit of 398 for the year owing to the lower receipts from, the challenge round ot the Davis Cup and the expense of sending players abroad. The international match account POOTSCRAY 35 d. CARLTON 27. 100 Logan lj Bolger IP.r. 10 4-5th.

440 Yards: Summiri game provided some beautiful tennis, witn glorious drives and crisp volleys, and although Miu wmn. hmi inri nt 1H-40. and later 8 4. Putt: F. Hedt (8.M.), 34.3.' Championship Fours.

The draw for starting position In the cham Yds. Relay: 6t. Mark's d. Moretand. 1.31 pion fount and 2 00O-metres champion sculls COLUNQWOOD 61 d.

OLD WESLEY 28. saved three set points, she was unable to obtain the1 vital point. Playing. 'much better' and hitting Jrlth all old nre, the Victorian Was on her toes n. nnunm .1.

oot runt to. OCamiO. (C 29.9t. Hop, step and Jump: L. Schmidt .34.

A Relayi ffooUcray d. win take place at the Amateur Sports Club Bt 1 o'clock thin afternoon. lmmedlatlv after showed a of Ztuu. 2: L. Oakley (d), 3.

10 3-5. 440 it omant 1: Vaile B. Mccormck (O.W.V, 3. 03 3-5. 120 Yds ai.

k. Hansen, a rormer nnmor or tnn znon. Grade. Hurdles; trimt metres championship, Is again training, after1 Eastern Suburban Association. L.

Lam hell to.w Mile; a open ironj racing, ana win prooaDiy ne (ha fltrnns-ftflt rlvnl nt Piirvon. tha hnMitr Howat M. Rlckard a. in tne secona set, ana arrvinn wnn wuu i length she had Miss Bundy on the aefenslvo throughout. The American was the more accurate player In the deciding set.

Bho hit much harder and varied her strokes cleverly, whoreai Ins Wynne persisted with a losing game. Rain lopped play when Miss Bundy led, 4-1, and atter resuming Miss Wynne seemed to take a new lease of life, and striking a brilliant 01 Bsctlon. jmn- in. Valley 68 d. Elm.

Y.M.C.A. 34 d. OLD XAVERIANB 20. 220 Yanls. MullAn.

KfNnnt. oi me une. tairves snouin not nava muon Step and; 47, South Hawthorn 62 d. Wattle Vl.w 00, trouble in retaining the J. P.

Gaskln, No. 3 of Albert Pa' It chnm-Dlon four, hnn fltrnlnnd hfs hnnMr atlohflv. O.X.), 2. 2114. 880 Yards: H.

Kent (Y.M.J. Hrown rY.M.l. O. T4l.h limn, n. North Kow 02 d.

St Paul'. S4, Lyntoa 83 d. Dome 48. 08 Section: North Kew 65 d. Bt and the coach (Mr.

Anderson) rowed a.i lllbstltiitA on RMiirrinv. when thn four wnnt 0(6bauglinesay (O.X.), 1. 4.11. Broad Jumps W. Cover (Y.M.).

al.Hi. 440 Yarua Relay, Y.M.O.A. d. Old Xaverlaua. 48.

putch evened at 4 all with a perfectly sus- rain uou xjinK. a. 20, Hawthorn Klvor 84 d. Maloal Ureal Valley 04 d. Hlghaeld 62.

over me course, DUt noi ai mil pressure. Mercantile rowed a full course, naeed hv imnen erjort. miss Himay wm uBuimm. and won the next game, to take tho load MIDDLE PARK 82 d. ESSBNDOt 21.

220 Yards S. Hl.lah (B.l. 1: M. DitelMtt attain, aided by several splendid passing shots VfeN Ull MUCH APPRECIATED Sardines WHICH RsCKEO INTO pMwflffiy Jl.ritg'J fflttrfiT) the kooyong CANNEgy --yu'mSmm 0 SisL Grade. BT.

STEPHEN'S 43 d. OAKLEIQH 38, crew tn a practice eight, tho lattor being about half a length ahead at Uie finish, after (E.l, 2. 28 g-10th. 880 R. Bugglna (M.P.), R.

staramora 2. High Jump, LV. Swan (H.l. 4.11. Broad Jumo: II.

Trav. Church of England. A Henry, tirade. St. Camherwell, nor (M.p.i.

m.nni. Relay Middle Park th d. St. Ea.t Malvern, W.O.I St tuwenaon, ou W.j"W.' Li Is.S.r'll 6.yh.nssn '18 i Forbes (B.S.), S. 2.2 7.10.

UO Yds KuMies: H. Box a. Malhers (O.) Wilson II B. Preesfona 2: R. OAKLEIQH 20 d.

O.Y.M.B. 21. The mntch ended in the next game, Miss Bundy finishing strongly to take the Victorian's service, tho final shot being a not cord, whloh just toppled over. Miss Bundy thoroughly deserved mr win. "he was the better tactician and displayed superior judgement In her net attack.

Budge and Mlm Bundy were not troubled In win the mixed final In straight sets. Oil rhrlst wns obliged to gn on almost Immcdl- Slolv aflit Mm Imniiruia lntrli. and COlltd timing ti tengin siari. Mr. G.

Hutchlns, conch of Preston, was well pleased with an unpacod trial which the crew did on Saturday. The timt for the trial was not announced. Melbourne, coached by Mr. J. Farrell did the course, paced by an eight.

The erev has hardly bad surnolent time In the four to bo property blended. University did solid work, which mig(nstn It will probabiv be the best of the metropolitan crews. Richmond's rowing looked as 220 Yards. L. Denny (C.Y.J.

I. SUIHraa Keit Bt. Kllda, 66 d. Bt. Mary's, CaulQ.ld, 33: Church ot Emmanuel, Oak-lelsh, 62 d.

Holy Trinity, Balaclava, 62. A Grade. St. John's, Camborwell, 1 08 d. Bt.

John's, Camherwell, 2 SO: Bt. Mnry'a, CnulBeld, 66 d. St. James's, East St, Kllda, 63. (C.Y.), 2.

25 2 8th. 880 Yards: Elan el: iu.i.j, ii Li. neon X. riisn Jump: D. Horner (Ou, ft.l.

Broad Jump, D. Homor (O.j. 18.31i. 440 Yards R.layl Oaklelgh d. C.Y.M.B.

48 S-lOth. MO.Ycls. Relay: St. i. 6.4'lsliS: H.lll THEHa isere TtMBS WKBM for Some where TO HlQB Rnoa kb mat or any or mo otner crews, nnn lis four mnv dnvptnn Into a.

fnlr rnmhl na STOP DOROTHY I YOU MUSTN'T BLOW ON IT THAT ,5 UNPVSIR MALVKRN HZ A. WILUAUBTOWn 14. HOPRTOUN Ladles' Singles. fleml.FlnsIs: CAULPIKLD ORAHMAIUANS 81 d. O.Y.M.B.

IT. 5BNB FOR MIS'LUCKYPULLOVERI pit do himself Justice. Hie partner was also Inclined to be erratic, and mlsned many ensv Miots. purtlenlsrtv off her usually devastating fnrehnnd. Burtge dominated the play.

HI; limner assisted his brilliant Interceptions at the net with Irtw-iklmmlng returns of fler-, vice, which forced Ollrhrist to volloy up to tion before the week Is over. Oarsmen are nnxlouh to see how w. Lambert, who stroked the winning double junior eight so well for Richmond, will shape in senior company, i 220 Yards J. Harknesa ll p. sunl (W.l, 3.

25. 880 Yards: O. Burn 13 J. 6oltoy 2. 2.11, Doc- huh! You've GOT A TBNNlStTia.

TOO M. Conway d. Mrs. Hilton, 6-2. Final: Miss 1.

Rsfsbaum (O.O.), 1:1. mot Conway d. Mrs. Beanland, 8-B. unnsn ueatn irom uuago.

Women (Pinal): MIbs Nlewand d. Mis. Slater, 6-S, 6-2. Men (Pinal): A. Newton d.

T. Anders, 6-n, 6-6, 6-3. Doubles Regatta Crews. tt Is unfortunate for country regattas that ii.O I VW.AJ. BOYS And OiriA, Now wb can Rbh.au so what Say we mt tomonkow pora nicb Quist OA or tbnni Newcombe Again Impressive.

(Plnnl): w. Bkeno and H. lionaay (.3) a nri tl V. Rnten (In). 10-7 Albert Park crews will not do any racing 60.

Mil. Walk: B. JVsmyss 1. 8 45 Ilf'shauKe SftJl Broaii 3. newgreen tw.l ana jh, jrfv.

-3. ,.11. Broad Jump: J. Oodey tu.i. fS-U Relay: Malvern d.

Wllllamstown. 48 l-8th. RICHMOND 82 d. R.A.N.R. 18; 220 Yards.

D. Daans 1 O. Patforo) (R). 3. a 1-lOth.

880 Yards a ml), c. SiraKord 2. 9 It 1-10. Hlah imp; K. Hughos (R.) snd O.

And.rsoij (K). oquH, 4.11. Broad Jumpl (R.) 20.3. ST STEPHEN'S d. METROPOLITAN 11.

220 Yards. A. Cox (S.B.), 1 K. Buchanasj The boys Junior final between Gllohrlstl nd Newcombe produced a hard-hitting type over the Chrlatmns-new year holiday period The elub Is concentrating on Upper Yarra- Women's Doubles (Final): Misses Oertach and N. E.rdley (16.3) d.

Mis. Wynne and McDonald 10-6. Enlrles for Ihe Laurlston club's anminl Christmas tournament close at 6 p.m; ip-rtay Ttnlsv! rammarlana C.Y.M.B. 47 1-8. V.R.A.

double at the end of January, and he following crews havo been selected: Senior CHELSEA 41 FOOTSCRAS 84. K. Andernnn (how). Rrnwn. flankln.

D. McKnn- 2Z0 Yds. 'rella-road, Caumeld, or leading sports iinenann, u. j-iant. j.

II KM McDonald 1 O. Phillip. 0. Canol 23 H-10. jSo Kampaon li O.

Olalsher clfl, S. ditcher. Roy Anderson (stroke) (M.l. 8. 25 2-Bth.

880 Yardsi Moore (B.H), ftiainrn rigni to ne neircieo irum fl. sic ot tennis, which was greatly appreciates oy ths irniifry. oilohrlst'i greater steadiness Rained him thi decision In the first set by narrow mnrgln, hut tn the second and third te the Bouth Australian hoy gave a wonderful display to win tho title with the loea of only three games. His forcing backhand Is "rt unlike Budge' famous shot In execution, nd paved tho way for a brilliant net attack. In which he seldom failed to put his volleys way.

Newcombe a perfect stylist, with command uf every shot, and le the bent Junior, messon (S.S.) 4.7. Broaii Jump: J. Do. 440 Yds. R.in.

j. Miner, w. iiKBr, Kinnin W. Ttnkftr. V.

TTInHlou while many Spectators A. Lyno. K. Lyn, Stewart. A.

Mallett n. ujiio, it. numiii v. mniieii vey (S.S.). 18.0.

Junior Four: F. Glover (how), w. fihnnnon S-IO I. Three-Mile Record. WELLINGTON, Sunday.

Winning the Witt SBEKINO OtlRES FOU. TlfTf Grade. I J. Meams. J.

M. O'Connor (etrpke. Junior Pnir: P. Anderson (bow), R. R.

Anderson (stroke). Maiden Four: R. Harcnnn nmn, J. r.u.rMin V. mu.in.

2. 8.28. Discus: A. McDonald (C.t I. Shot Putt: ft.

Hann (K.J. 1. JS1.S. Broad QuiTfS AWHltS THE BALL teasko Miss Bunbv Bbfoue GOING OVRfft IN THB KlNAU VJINNING KIT AND VMHAT NECK at last thb ween OI HARD STRENUOUS TENNIS 19 OVSR COLLINOWOOD 37 d. UNrVERSmf.

HIOBI ii io vicionn ior many yenra, ituum mi Htftwi, Alien, A. NicnoiBon. h. iiospmond (stroke). No.

1 Maiden Pa1r: O. Dm ner KNOT flayed well', but was definitely outclasssd rniuipi! lu. Chelsea; S'aiilt; T. Chsrles (l.l and O. cquall.

1. 8.0. 440 Yds. Tfti Footseray. 40H.

three miles in 14.7, O. A. Matthews broke tho Australasian record at the Umpire Oamos trials yesterday. P. Sharp-ley won the 130 yards hurdles In 16 sco- pATnicTANn d.

powv.n ummin er inn nrsi set ItlmlonHu niM ttrhlMflhn won Ih. RICHMOND 3) d. EAST MKLUOUltNO 2D. i now 1 i. iwick tsiroacf.

nn, iwnmen Pair: Sinclair (bow), K. Mitchell (stroke), Unnks club wilt he represented by tha fol-lowlnc mil I don pair at the hoi Id a revntta Jndar IP event from Alison Burton, aflsr al OLD XAVERIANB 11 V.R.I, 10. KABTKHN SlIlltlRBH 37 d. THORN BURY Ub 220 Yds. IB.

Peal (O.x.i, J.rtJ11'rnrr MKL.tfui!iuMm a. iwtx. mui n. NET RESULTS FROM KOOYONG.v iaj vwrtt an Aouuguy MU. x.

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