SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927.
SPORTS SECTION.
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YACHTING NOTES.
CHAT ON LATEST R.HK.Y.C. ACTIVITIES.
THIS WEEK-END'S RACES.
[By Chau Kung.") The races for the Commodores Cups last week-end produced some interesting racing and re- sults."
M.C.C.
TOUR.
DEFEAT ARGENTINA BY 127 RUNS.
2ND UNOFFICIAL TEST.
Buenos Aires: Jan. 11.
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SERVICE CRICKET.
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THE ARMY SURPRISE ROTAL NAVY..
YESTERDAY'S BIG SCORE,
The Army yesterday started to stave off as innings defeat by the Royal Navy in their annual two-day cricket match (on the Kowloon C.C. ground).
They batted so stubbornly that: they wiped off the arrears, set up in advantage, declared and then
won by 85 runs!
THE CHINA MAIL.
SHEFFIELD SHIELD.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S DASY VICTORY.
N.S.W. LOSE AT SYDNEY.
Sydney, Jan. 12,
FAR EAST GAMES.
PHILIPPINES' TENNIS WIEWS.
CHOICE OF DATE.
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An invitation to participate in In the Shefteld Shield. Now the 1927 Davis Cup lawn tennis South Wales lost to South Australia matches, extended to the Philip
pines by the United States Lawn by 810 runs. Scores
South Australia 945 and 399 runs.Tennis Association, was welcomed New South Wales 198 and 206
at Manila by the Philippine runk.
Amateur Athletic Federation.
The invitation has been refor red to Director Vargas, chairman Definite action will be taken: of the tennis committee.
after the Far Eastern games at Shanghai.
Arthur Richardson scored 189 Ho In South Australia's first innings gave a solid display and batted for
six and 16 fours.
The Army wore 11 runs for 1 In the 2nd unofficial Test match, wicket in the 2nd linings when minutes. His score included
play" recommenced, or in other O'Brien, of New South Wales, is the M.C.C. tourists beat Argentina werds, 238 runs behind. Evers
a promising slow bowler. He took by 127 runa, Scores
M.C.C. 249 runs and 193 rens formade 81. Then Bridgland (94) and five wickets for 99 rund.
There is some doubt whether Wright (131 not out) had a 9th. In New South Wales Arst in- 8 wickets, declared.
Argentina 163 runs and 152 runs. wicket partnership of 208" runnings McKay took four wickets for the invitation will be accepted for "Colleen" won fairly comfort-
In the MC.C's first fanings which may be a record for Hong 42 runs and Grimmett Tour for 70. the reason that funde for ex-
In South Australia's second in-penses may be lacking... ably in the Handicap class but Isherwood scored 45, Allen 16, Kong. The innings was then de-
School Session Question. the winner of the Vice-Com-Jackson 48 and Stanyforth 66, while clared at 424 for 9 wickets. thenings Victor Richardson scored 65 modore's Cup cannot be given till Bryans, took 6 wickets for 67 rans, highest this season, the second and Schneider 146. McNamee took The Far Eastern Champion-
In Argentina's an incident between two of the
Arst innings highest boing that by the Navy on 5 wickets for 86,
missed Wright was
In New South Wales' second in-ship games will be held from competing yachts, has been clear-Jameson took 5 wickets for 27 runs. Thursday.
In Argentina's second innings once just after getting into three nings Leo took five wickets for 36. August 27 to September 3. H ed up.
Jackson scored 104 not cut, and the Philippines' share of the gate Bgures.. The "1" "Y" and "G" classes Jameson took 5 wickets for 20:
for these Games is sufficient, the Lightfoot bowled throughout the Kippax 62.
tennis team may go on to the sailing together experienced
Navy's 2nd innings and took 6
United States from Shanghai, Af position changes many throughout the race. The lead
wickets. Complete scores Hong Kong Cricket Club at 1.45 ing bouts out through yem pm today, on the Club ground:L
G. R. Sayer CSC.C.) captain, Pass were considerably alterdik coming back.
"Low" of the F. Baker (0.5.C.C.), E. C. Fincher Heyward Heys class (salled by c.s.c.C) A. W. Ramsay (K.C.) Chpt. Cardew) finally, won by W. Brace (RCC. E F. Fincher seconds frem "Zephyr" failed by (K.CC.) F. Goodwin (K.C.C.), Mr. R. J. Vernal) which may be. A. Ismail (.R.C). T. E. Yesh considered a "kindly disposition" by the Gods since Capt. Cardew will be leaving us before any" more championship races arow) sailed whilst it is hoped that Mr. Vernall will be here to sail many
more.
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"Gael" owned by the officers of the R. Mess, as first of the "Chel chuss, took the Vice-Com- modore's Cup and ""Aika" (own-) ed and aniled by Commander F. Ratsey RN) took the Rear- Commodore's Cup as first of the "Ts." The services are thus well represented in the list of prize- winners.
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How The Cruisers, Pared." The nine cruisers who started: had a good rate on Sunday with a fade Breeze in the harbour which was considerably fighter to the
This westward! Cigale" her opportunity and her helmsman Mr. N. V. H. Cru cher) took full adyantage of M and had practically established his position as winner by round- ing the islets in Discovery Bay a good 20 minutes ahead of the next boat, "Norseman." It was most inteesting and instructive to see the performance of "Ladye Jean" and "Queen Bee" in the light wind hereabouts. The real spective helmsmien," Mr. H. J. Pearce and Col. H. B. Gunn got at there was to get out of it and brought the boats along to fine style and it was an eye-opener to some to see how they moved in light weather; it must be remem bered however that it was calm
sea' to stop the water with no boats..
The Second And Third. Coming to the Eastward, the underwent considerable order changes with "U. and I working into 2nd place bat she could make no impression on "La Cigale" who passed her homewad bound
efore to the Club Line, making
"La. Cigule" a leader by 3 miles.
The following will represent the Combined League XI against the
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Royal Navy: 1st Innings. Agnew, not out Lt. Sparkes, e Fogden, b Lake Ft-Lt. Brewerton, & Wright 5. 61 Lt. Sturges. c Evers, b Lightfoot. 2 Rev, Venn, b Wright
Lt. Gartons-Williams, eFogden.
b Lake MAY (C.R.C.). C. A. Bridgland (R. E&Lt. Emley, e Fogden, b Lake
F/O. Newall, run out S.). A. A. Rumjahn (University)."
HONG KONG LEAGUE, FOOTBALL TABLES,
Not taking into account the Tamar's" withdrawal (ie., reckoning the matches they have actually played and not yot adding on polats forfeited hy absent teams, the league tables of the Hong Kong Football League stand this morning at:-
Club de Recreio Kewloon F.C.
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St. Joseph's College
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H.K.F.C. Reserveg South China Reserves Chinese Athletic "B"
Division II, Section "B"
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FANLING GOLF.
STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.
À NONONO
Capt. Cornish, b Lake
Mid. Atkinson, b Lightfoot Lt.-Comdr. Beatty
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BOXING
FINALS
AND SCOTTISH BORDERERS" CHAMPIONSHIPS.
All forms of sports will make up the contests.
The Chinese wanted the games in August, whereas the Filipinos wanted the contests held in May thens many entrants attend school and school is in session in the Philippines in August. The Fili pinos have yielded, however.----
China Press,"
As Lowa camp on Thursday finals in the boxing championships of the 2nd Batt: King's Own Scot tish Bordery were held.
"B" compy won the trophy for the second year in succession and Lt-Col E. J. Comyn presented the prizes.
Mr. A. Murdoch, of the H.K.B.A.. was referee.
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are PLAY IN PRESIDENT'S PUTTER
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The results of the finals given below together with the unit! to which the men belong:-
Flyweight: Pte. MeWhan (D. Company) boat Pte. Mulvey (C Company).
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Bantams: Lee/pl. Twynholm (E.
Company) beut Pte. Edgar (E)
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE.
London, Jan. 8.
Rye. Many distinguished ama teurs and several ex-Champions
Feathers: Pte. Hume (C) "beat competed in the annual President's Pte. Armott (B:)
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Competition. 'unde Lightweight: Cpl. McGill (B.) auspices of the Oxford-Cambridge beat Lee/Cpl. Crawley (Headquar-Golfing Society ters Wing)
Welters: Pte. Spalding (C.) beat Pte. Gillies (Hdqtre)
Middies: Piper Smith (Hdqtrs.) beat Lee/Cpl. 'Frame (C)
Light-heavies: Pte. Jamieson (B)4 beat Drummer Frame (Hdqtrs.)
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ENGLISH "SOCCER" TRIAL.
"London, Jan. 11. The teams for the international "soccer" trial at Chelsea on Jan- uary 17 are as follows:-
England,
Brown (Wednesday);
Goodal (Huddersfield), Wade- worth (Huddersfield)
In the first round the Australian, Oppenheimer, beat A. Cave, 2 and 1. De Montmorency beat A. Croome, 6 and 5.
Sir E. Holderness beat Maltby. and 3.
In the second round Sir E. Helder, nese beat Lowe, 6 and 4.
Speed beat De Montmorency, and 3.
Roger Wethered, who drew a bye; in the first round, heat the Interna- G Roberts, tional "ruggerite, 3 and 2.
The Australian, Bettington, heat Bird by one hole.
Gillies, the cricketer, beat Foster, 6 and 5.
Rex Hartley beat Ronson, 5 and 3. Oppenheimer beat Gardiner Hall,
Edwards (Leeds), Kean (Wednes-3 ARU 2. day), Green (Sheffield United);
Spence (Manchester). Brown (Everton), (Huddersfield), Dean Walker Villa), Ruffeli (Totten- ham).
"The Rest."
Pym (Bolton):
Later Results.
London, Jan. 8...!! Rye. In the third round of the President's Putter Competition the following were the results:-
Oppenheimer best 3. Cave, 5
and 4.
Sir E. Holderness beat A. Evans, by one hole,
Parker (Arsenal) Waterfeld (Burnley);
Lowdell (Wednesday), Seddon
Speed best F. Morton, by one hole. (Bolton), Graham (Millwall);
Roger Wethered beat Bristowe, 3 (Middlesbrough). Pense (Dulwich Hamlet), Causell Mid- and 2. diosbrough) Seed (Spurs), Page 10 (Burnley).
Kail
London, Jan, 5.
26
Extrus
21
POLO NOT FOR WOMEN.
Total,
860
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Starting times at the Royal Hong
0. M.
R.
W.
Goodyer
13 0.58
27 1 116
13
45.
18
0 80.
9 2: 36
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"Norseman." though up to wind-Kong Golf Club's course at Fan- ward, seemed to be none too fairing on Sunday are
ly served and dropped back to last but one, though later she
9.28 a.m. F. Taylor; W. J. Clerk.
Voeux,
made up considerably and crossed the line ahead of "Queen Bee"] and "Isis," the latter securing the Andrewes. Rear-Commodore's Cap, beating 9.44 J. R. Bottomley, "Feathers" by 7 minutes on ccr-Robertson. rected time.
Ladye Jean" was 5 minutes, ahead of "Isis" to win the Vice- Commodore's. prize and 72 minutes behind "La Cigale."
To-day's Event..
L.
A new rule of the County Polo Association, which controls all
4 county clubs, lays down that. 2 women are not eligible to receive
a handicap or to play in tourna- ¡ments.
Up till now the Hurlingham
28 Club has not contemplated such a
Lake Wright 9.32 G. W. Sellars, C. W. Jeffries. Lightfoot
Morris 9:36 P. Jacks, E. Davidson.
0 5 9.40 E, des
R. Smith
The Army: 1st Innings. C. B. Capt. Evers, b Sturges-
Art. Routledge, b Sturges he Capt. Bridgland, "b Beatty Capt. Morris, b Beatty Capt. Howard, b Beatty Major Lightfoot, e Garnons-
Williams, b Sturges
9.48 A. Leach, A. B. Purves. 9.52 J. F. Sherry, R. G. Wilkerson, 9.66 A. H. Ferguson, I. II. Geure. 10.00 W. B. Corbaby, A. Piercy. 10.04 EA. Brodie, J. C Middleton Smith.
10.08 R. K. Valentine, J. S.
With an open date from cham-Melaren. pionship racing there will be a 10.12 R. E. Greenwood, A. Menagerie Race for racing yachts Brawn.
this afternoon whilst the Club 10.16 V. M. Grayburn, entertain the Royal Navy for the
3rd part of the annual contest to-
morrow.
Towns.
Lt. Smith, c and b Sturges Lt. Wright, b Emley Mr.-Gr. Fogden, e and b Emley Spr. Goodyer, b Beatty O.Pte. Lake, not out
Extras
G. E.
10.20 W. L. Alexander. R. Howard.
The start to-day will be at 2.45 p.m. all classes starting together Lyemun course of: Beacon (P), Cust Bock Buoy (P) -5.6 miles.
over
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On Sunday the 1st event, is due to start at 11.15 a.m. Tiffin will be served in the Clubhouse,
11 '.
9 step. It will arrange friendly
E. Smith, the Yorkshire cricketer.! defeated Roger Wethered's father; H. Wethered, 9 and 7..
Bettington bent B, Darwin, 2 and F.
T. Bourn bent F. Carlisle, 6 and 5. Gillies beat Re-Hartley, 4 and 3.
OWNER SUED.
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CALCUTTA RACING MAN IN
COURT,
ALLEGED BIG LOANS.
Calcutta, Jan. 4. The High Court resumed hearing
7 matches between women mem of the dispute between the Bombay 9bers of opposing clubs, but will merchant, Mr. Dinshaw, and the Calcutta race horse owner; Mr. 4not hold women's tournaments.
Major Lister, manager of the Calotaun. In 1921 Mr. Galstaun 21 Roehampton Club, when inter-mortgaged movable properties in Calcutta and borrowed thirty lakha viewed, expressed the opinion of rupees from the late Maharaja of that polo was not safe for women, Gwalior. Though money was
were unable to take hard in the name of Mr. Dinshaw in 1923 4 bumps. It was all right for he borrowed a further two lakha.
10
9
who
Tent
10 women to play so-called "bumble- After the death of the Maharaja in
puppy."
but real polo was un-Europe Mr. Dinshaw pressed Mr. Galataun to repay the loans and 122 suitable to them.
and bring threatened to take possession of the mortgaged. properties them to sale without the Court's intervention.
Another official thought this was the reason for the new rule, and members supported the new regulation in preference to telling 2their women members not to play
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HOME RUGGER.
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
0. 10.24 W. C. Murray, F. B, Jones.
M R... W. 10.28 P. P. J. Wodehouse, J. W. Beatty"
12.5 2 42. 4. Franks.
Sturges
16 4 66 10.32 C. J. C. Mackenzie, R. C. Emley
4 1 14 Todhunter.
Army: 2nd Inns. (followed on)... 10.36 K. L. Caraon, H. R. Spr. Goodyer, c Newall, b
Starges Cloland.
10.40 C. E. Ellames, R. J. Pte. Lake, b Beatty
London, Jan. 12. Art Routledge, Rawlinson,
5 Under rugby union rules. to-day Sturges Capt. Evers, b Sturges
81 Cardiff beat the Welsh Universities Capt. Morris, e Emley, b Sturges 10 by 35 points to 8.
94 Capt. Bridgland, b Emley Major Lightfoot, e Emley, b
Atkinson
10.44 W. L. Dunbar, C. C. Stark. 10.48 C.. B. Brown, H. R. Forsyth 10.62 C. Thwaites, L. C. P. Rees. 10.66 H. G. Sheldon, C. Bulmez Johnson.
The Club will be represented by 'their Vice-Commodore (Mr. A. L. Shields) as captain of the team with Messrs. Russell. Croucher, Vaux, Lenfesty, Sutherland,
11.00 F. Austin, J, F. Kennedy. R. M. Jack, Wagstaffe Vernall, 11.04 F. A Redmond, H.-U. Goulborg, Col. H B. Gunn, Ireland. D.S.O., Capt. Cardew, H. S. Romae |
A. B. Raworth, Capt. 11.08 and another.
Perfect.
112 D. M. Goodall, A. W. Roberts.
11.16 F. M. Ellis, G. P. Lammert..
Chinese Rig Again?
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With "Plover" being given re-conditioning overhaul and
"Snipe" being taken over by the 11.20 D. J. Gilmore, C. A. Peel.
secetary of the Club there is a great possibility of there being a revival of the racing amongst the Chinese rigged cruisers.
I have been told that the "Plover" is in very fair condition considering her age and the fact
12
Beatty, b
14
Capt. Howard, run out
88
131 15
Lt. Sparkes, e Evers, b Lightfoot Lt. Smith, o Emley, b Beatty.. 23 Ft.-Lt. Brewerton, c Bridgland, b Lt. Wright, not out
Lightfoot Extras
Rev. Venn,
Lightfootage.
Total (for 8 wkla, dec.) 424 Mr.-Gr. Fogden did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
11.24. D. G. Bruce, 1. W Shewan, 11.28 A. W. H. Edie, T. Megarry. 11.32 T. Low, W. A. Stewart 11.36 D. B. Pent, J. A. D. Sturges Morrison."
Beatty
Emley
11.40 T. Ramsay, T. C Monaghan. Atkinson 11.44 H. Spicer, C. B. Riggs.
Capt. Cornish, b Lake
Bridgland, b
Lt. Emley, 1,b.w., b Lightfoot... F./O. Newall, e Goodyer,
Lightfootag
2 Lt-Comdr. Beatty, b Morris
0. M. R. W.
Mid. Atkinson, not out
20
$113
27 2 151
4Lt, Agnew, absent
11,078 121801
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Extras
Total
38
BOWLING ANALYSIS.”
10
10 Lake
Lightfoot. Morris
Royal Navy: Znd Innings, 11.48 A. D. Humphreys, L. G. .Lt. Garnons-Williams, retired
that she was constructed on a 8 Dodwell
inch'koel while for the condition 11:52 E P. Fletcher, A. W.Lt. Sturges b Lightfoot
on "Snipe" it can be personally, Hodges. "vouched for by "Chau Kung."
11,66 N..L. Smithy E. D. Matthews, Continued at foot of next column.
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-British Wireless Service.
HOME GOODS TRAFFIC.
Railway Companies to Rales Freight.
London, Jan. 8. The rallway companies have do- cided to raise the rates of goods. train traffic by about 6 per cent.. owing to the "grave financial posi tion.
These rates were increased in 1020 to 100 per cent. over pre-war. rates, and subsequently reduced till* la 1923 the increase was slightly abore 60 per cent. But the com- pantes claim that the "experiment has not been Justlied by the re- suits.