MONDAY, JULY 29, 1929.
Sport Columns
FOOTBALL
PREPARING FOR COMING SEASON
STATUS OF REFEREES
[By Rover]
The recent resolution of the Re- ferees Association to classify their referees during next season, is to any the least, rather daring. Grant ed that some referees are much superior to others. I think this first, second and third grading is likely to lead to much recrimina- Let us ad-
THE
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PERFORMANCES. BY LADIES
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OLYMPIC RUNNER'S TIMES
CHINA MAIL,
BILLIARDS
The Steel Coulson League
RESULTS DURING WEEK
The matches played during the week in connection with the Steel Coulson Billiards League attracted quite a large number of spectators to the various Clubs and institutions competing for the massive silver cup known as the "Steel Coulson Billiards Cup."
The results of the matches which were keenly contested, are
Chicago, Yesterday. Miss Betty Robinson, the American Olympic runner, smashed the women's world record for the 60 yards sprint, which she did in 5.4/5 which she covered in 11.1/5 seconds. and for the 100 yards,
Miss Helen Warren claims the as follow:- world's record for the 80 metres
seconds,
As Hong Kong enjoys a real Sum- tion, if carried out. mer, serious football is out of the mit that a referee who passes the hurdles in 12.3/5 seconds, question until September at the earliest, but much activity will com-
mence amongst the Clubs from August 1, and there is a possibility
that the Football Association Coun-
cil will sanction a charity competi- tion before the season proper begins.
The newly elected Council have held their first meeting and have elected their Sub-Committees and have also already announced an Ex- traordinary general meeting. These Sub-Committees have, in the writer's upinion, been well chosen. Their duties are not a sinecure, as much hard work will be forthcoming for them, if last season's experiences are any criterion,
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The Council at their first meeting elected Messrs.:-Ormiston, Lee, and Duncan as the Emergency Sub- Committee of these the two former are tried and trusted, and did good service last year. Mr. Duncan, a new member, will have ample op- portunity of displaying his judg ment in all cases of misconduct
strenuous examination and gets his first trial match is efficient, then he
can take any match. He will then be paid in proportion to the import- ance of the match, first, second, or third graded, and I see no reason why the juniors should not have the privilege occasionally of one of our local J. T.
Howcrofts even if the
same individual only received $3 Instead of $5 for his efforts on be- half of good sport.
MEETING OF COUNCIL
A meeting of the Council will be held in the Association Offices. French Bank Buildings at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday. Business:
1. To confirm the minutes of
Council meeting No. 1.
to
2. To consider correspondence
relative
the playing by affiliated and unaffiliated Clubs of Charity games dur- ing the off season,
coming within the scope of this Sub- WYNNE ON, LEAVE Committees' rulings.
The Referees Committee Messrs : -Smith, May, and George (Army) -look to be well chosen although a Navy representative could well have been included, as many referees on! the activé list are drawn from the Senior Service and rarely fall.
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INTERPORT FOOTBALL
CAPTAIN
POLICE R.C. FULL BACK
Sergeant Wynne, of the Hong Kong Police, will be going on Home leave shortly. after five years service in the Colony. The appeals Committee is practic-Many a forward in other football ally ex-official Council, and Mossrs. clubs in the Colony--and possibly Dyer, Wodehouse and Kotewall could five in Shanghai-will not be not have been improved upon.
sorry to learn that Wynne, ac- cordingly, is likely to be absent from local soccer for most (if not As the League is now non-exist-all) of the 1929-30 season which ent, a Sub-Committee to
regulate
is not far off now. League Affairs, Matches, etc. was
Wynne plays right back for the absolutely necessary. Messrs Police R.C. and has been the Eastman, James, May Rodger and Shak appear to fill the hill very nice- ly. Presumably the Service re- presentatives will, as in the case of the Council, be added to assist! when necessary.
Miss Gloria Russell claims the world's record for throwing the baseball, 258 feet, 1 inchi.
Miss Rena McDonald is another
ATHLETICS
France Defeats England in Paris
Paris, Yesterday. The seventh international athletic contest between France and England was held here and resulted in France winning by 62 points to 58.-Reuter.
claimant. She put the shot 42 feet, 41⁄2 inches.
ances was
The occasion of these perform- the track and field championship meeting of the US. National Women's Amateur Athletic Union. Reuter's American Service.
THE FOURTH TEST
RECORD THIRD WICKET PARTNERSHIP
WOOLLEY'S FINE CENTURY
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London Saturday.
A. W. Carr won the toss and decided Le bat when the Fourth Test Match between England and South Africa began here to-day.
When stumps were drawn, England's score waa 427 runs for 7 wickets. RE. S. Wyatt (the amateur all- rounder of Warwickshire) made 113 and F. E. Woolley (the left-handed professional of Kent) scored 154.
Garrison Sergts. S/Sergt. Greenaway S.Q.M.S. Jordan SS.M. Benzeval
- Sgt. Bacon
Police Reserves Mr. T. C. Cheah
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Chief & P.0.'s
V.
C.P.O. Spry
Mitch
150 160
103
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Charles Sina
137
Dean
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K. C. Leung
150
Fairbanks
150
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E. Mow Fung
75
Suttell
111
F. Mow Fung
150
Searle
99
Y.. P. Wong
150
Grand Total
747
Grand Total
760
Somerset Sergts.
T.
Buffalo Club
R.S.M. O'Hare
90
Sergt. Stacey
143
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Mr. C. Earnshaw
Lacey...
150
150
Sergt. Grant
150
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Goldenburg
106
R.Q.M.S. Wisher
150
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Bagley
86
C.S.M. Trickey
160
H. Grant
50
Sergt. Jakeman
150
Cullen
63
Grand Total
833
Grand Total
605
Royal Engineers
K.O.S.B. Sergts.
S. Serg. Guinan
50
S. Sergt. Bell
150
Beven
150
McClinchy
110
Pycock
133
Skiggs
150
BARGAINS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS.
Lockyer
150
17
Dodds
103
Peachey
139
Barham
-150
Royal
150
Yardley
135
Grand Total
772
Grand Total...... 799
V.
St. Patrick's Club
63
Mr. C. F. Vas
160
89
47
E. L. Barros
150
159
M. F. Baptista
94
S/Sergt. Ward Sergt. Sharpe
107
S. M. Da Cruz
150
40
F. M. Da Cruz
150
Sergt. Ashman
131
L. E. Remedios
150
Grand Total
580
Grand Total
...... 844
Royal Artillery
Hong Kong Police
Master Gunner Fisher, 150
LS. Ellis
136
Sgt. Goodlace
79
Bradsell
150
Sgt. Scoular
150
S.I. Kirby
89
B.Q.M.S. Hill
130
L.S. Sherry
150
Sgt. Alvey
81
Blakey
150
87
Wynne
150
Grand Total
677
Grand Total
825
FRIDAY, JULY 26.
Polico. Reserves
V
Chief & P.O.'s
C.P.O. Suttell...
94
17
W. J. Dean
150
Ed. Mow Fung 121
It. Searle
150
Y. P. Wong
150
McKenzie
113
T. C. Cheah
150
Mitch
102
Charles Sinn
140
E. Spry
150
Grand Total
855
Grand Total
760
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Buffalo Club
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Somersets Sergts
Mr. Earnshaw
150
R.S.M. O'Hare
123
181
Sergt. Stacey
150
Gossett
98
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Jakeman
150
Howells
125
R.Q.M.S. Wisher
150
Brimblecombe
150
C.S.M. Trickey
136
I-Lacey
150
Sergt. Grant
77
Grand Total
804
Grand Total
786
K.O.S.B. Sergts.
Royal Engineers
S. Sergt. Barham
·140
S. Sergt. Peachey
150
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McClinchey Skigge
150
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Fycock
115
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107
Dodds
150
Luckyer
187
Bell
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Beven
127
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Yardley
118
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Royal
150
Grand Total
858
Grand Total
780
St. Patrick's Club
Garrison Sergts.
113
Mr. L. E. Remedios
150
Sergt. Ashman
100
154
F. M. Da Cruz
150
Sharpe
38
S. M. Da Cruz
150
Ward
108-
C. F. Vas
150
Hodson
125
E. L. Barros
150
Q.MLS. Jordan
143
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M. F. Baptista
150
SS.M. Benzeval
186
Grand Total
900
Grand Total.
649
Hong Kong Police
Royal Artillery
L.S. Ellis
117
S. Sergt. Fisher
-150
L.S. Bradsell
350
Sergt. Goodlace
65
S.I. Kirby 47.
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150
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146
150
38
150
122
860
671
Woolley hit 20 fours. Most of his runs came from drives and pulls and this is his highest Test innings. mainstay of a team with compara-opening batsmen had fallen early
Wyatt and Woolley--after the tively little material to choose put on 245 runs for the third partner. from but which, nevertheless, has ship. This is a new record in Test reached great heights of late..
Thorough Sportsman
He has several Interport "caps" The Council will have the assist. and has been Hong Kong's skip- ance of a professional firm of ac-per. On one occasion in Shang- countants this year, and this should ha, he played left back to fit in. be a great help. Mr. May, one of Representative football, such as the Council, will be at hand in the "Sunday Herald" and Lai to render any assistance necessary Wah Cup competitions, has always in view of his former experiences, included Wynne's name, which has which the Council very much ap- become a byword in club matches preciate, and which they have de- in the Shield and League, servedly recompensed in a tangible
manner.
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Matches between England and South Africa, the previous best being 152 by W. Rhodes (Yorkshire) and C. P. Mead (Hampshire) at Johannesburg in 1918.
Play continues to-day and to-morrow, The first two Tests this season were drawn and England won the Third Fifth begins at the Oval · on
August 17.
Scores:→→→
A thorough sportsman, as well as a great footballer, Wynne will carry with him the wishes of both
The the composition of the opponent and supporter for a Council. The Sub-Committees are in happy holiday.. my opinion well chosen. The Pre- sident and Vice-Presidents could not have been improved upon, and the two officials who will bear a great; responsibility during the coming
YEARLINGS SOLD
season-the Chairman and Hon. 11.000GS. FOR NATIONAL STUD
Secretary-have had weighty ex- perience.
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Soccer has come into its own in
the Colony. Our elected represen-
FILLY
The First July Sales at Park Paddocks, Newmarket, were con- tinued on July 3.
The highest price in the mor-
tatives have a great responsibility, ning, 6,100 guineas, was given by to foster the interests of a sport the Argentine sportsman Sener which is now universal and which J. Unzue for a
bay colt by Swin- may have greater effects than the ford from the Lemberg mare, Miss efforts of politicians.
Richard,
The Hon Secretary bas favoured
Sir John Rutherford gave 1,250 me with a circular in regard to the guineas for a brown Papyrus colt arrangements for the coming sea from Grisildis. Mr. Ralli purchas- son, Salient pointe are the desire ed the chestnut filly by Abbot's to impress on the Clubs that the Trace-Madame Sans Gene for association above now functions in 1,000 guineas.
all matters, connected with football
A brown filly by Tetratema--
in the Colony. There is no League Dolabella, sent up by the National apart from the association Council. Stud, rapidly rose
to 11,000
Also a big point is the request that guineas, at which figure she was all Club secretaries should forward, knocked down to Captain Tanner. addresses and telephone numbers of Captain Boyd-Rochfort. paid.
England 1st innings
A. Sutcliffe, b Morkel
E. H. Bowley, b Bell
R. E. S. Wyatt,, e Cameron, b
Vincent
F. E. Woolley, c & Vincent
E Hendreu, b Quinn
M. Leyland, C Cameron,
Mitchell
A. W. Cart, e Bell. b Quino
G. Geary, not out
F. Barratt, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wickets)
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427
G. Duckworth, A. P. Freeman. to
bat.
tain), I. J. Siedle, R. H. Caterall, B. South Africa:-H. G.. Denne (cap-
Mitchell, H. W. Taylor, D. P. Morkel, H. B. Cameron, H. G. Owen-Smith, N. A. Quinn, C.-L. Vincent, A. J. Bell,
A snake measuring 38in was found coiled up before the kitchen of fire of Mrs. J. Wield, of Ham-
bledon, Hampshire. It was killed by a neighbour.
their respective Clubs, to which 15,200 guineas for a brown colt by OLD TAYLOR
may be allowed to add Clubs may Phalaris-Simon's Shoes. arrange alternative colours when The bay colt by Solario-Sword. such clash with. those of visiting. Play was knocked down to the Aga. teams.
Khan at 4,500 guineas.
AGED BY TIME
Mr. F. C. Mow Fang. 150 K. C. Leung..... 144
Bagley
L.S. Sherry
L.S. Blakey L.S. Wynne
Grand Total
Scoular Hill
Alvey
Baéon
Grand Total
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