THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932.
HOME FOOTBALL GOAL SCORERS.
Dixie Dean Heads
First Division.
BOURTON SCORES 49.
SOCCER AND RUGGER
INTERPORTS.
Arrangements Being Made for This Year's Matches.
"SUNDAY HERALD" CUP.
Bourton (Coventry City) has
Mr. H. M. McTavish made a sug- won the race for individual goal gestion at the Council meeting of scoring in the English League, the Hong Kong Football Association He finished with a lead of four yesterday to the effect that SOMO be possible over Dean (Everton), who had an arrangement might average of only one goal over, Hall whereby the (Lincoln).
Hong Kong Rugby team might visit Shanghai when the Shanghai Soccer team was due to Appended is a complete list of visit to the Colony, and vice versa. view of this all players who reached double The suggestion in
year's cancellation of both Rugby figures in League games this sea and Soccer matches due to the
BON¦--
First Division.
Dean (Everton)
Dunno (Sheffield U.)
Mangnali (Huddersfield)
Halliday (Manchester C.)
Waring (Aston Villa) Richardson, W. G. (West Brom.) Bradford (Birmingham) Rowers (Derby Co.) Hodgson (Liverpool) Gallacher (Chelsea) Houghton (Aston Villa) Hine (Leicester) Watson (West Ham) Hampson (Blackpool)
Ball (Wednesday) Lambert (Arsenal) Johnson (Everton) Weddle (Portsmouth) Rimmer (Wednesday) Thompson (Blackburn) Easson (Portamouth) Jack (Arsenal)
Glidden (West Brom.)
Second Division. Pearce (Swansea Town) Hartill (Wolven) Keetley (Notts Co.) Harper (Preston N.E.) Hunt (Tottenham) Keetley (Leeds Un.)' Wallbanks (Barnalcy) Dickinson (Notts F.) Bottrill (Wolves) ...
trouble in the North was very favourably received by members of 45 the Council 33
Mr. McTavish said that the Hong 30 Kong Football Club had been ap 29 proached regarding the matter by 29 the Shanghai Rugby Club, who ap- 26.parently lost money last year over
26 the abandoned match, and
4.8 1
SIGNALS REGISTER NARROW VICTORY.
Kowloon Area of Army Tennis League.
ARGYLLS DEFEATED,
THE CHINA MAIL
The Royal Corps of Signals, as the result of their 5 sets to 4 win over "D" Company, Argyll & Sutherland Highland- ers in the Kowloon section of the Hong Kong Ares Tennis League, now
occupy third place in the table. Full results were as follow:- Sig. Convey and Sig. Browne .(R.C.S.):- beat Pte. Baird and Pte.
Sutherland
beat L/Cpl. Morrison and
Pte. Boyson
beat Pte. McIndor and Pte.
Thomson
Lt. Whiteway-Wilkinson Sig. Chaffey (R.C.S.)
lost to L/Cpl. Morrison and
Pte. Boyson
25 consequence were unable to afford beat Pte.. Meindor and Pte. 26 the visit to Hong Kong this Winter.
6-3
6- 8
& 1
and
+
5- 7
Thomson
6- 3
24 He also understood that the Shang-beat Pte. Baird and Pte.
23 hai Football Club, as diatinet from
Sutherland
6- 3
L/Cpl. Bolton and Sig. (R.C.S.);—
Cord
23 the Shanghai Rugby Club, had been 23 approached on the subject and had 23 signified their agreement to the 23 proposal.
23 Mr. J. Ormiston, the Chairman, 22 said that he though it was an ex- 22cellent idea, and the Secretary was 21 instructed to write to the Shanghai 21 Football Club for full data:
21
At the conclusion of the meeting 20following allocation of the Sunday 20 Herald Charity Cup receipts for
1931-82 were submitted and 35 proved: 30 Mission to Seamen
28 H.K. Benevolent Society....` 23 Soldiers & Sailors' Home
lost to Pte. Melndor and Pte.
Thomson
lost to Pte. Baird and Pte. | Sutherland
lost to L/Cpl. Morrison and
Pte. Boyson
TABLE TO DATE.
5-7
Dina Mail
Sports Diary.
"TO-MORROW.
CHESS Open Championship- A. C. Ridlington v. G. M. Sequeira. D. E. Carvalho v. 1. A. Boulanin. H. W. Randall v. B. W. Paul.
SATURDAY.
LAWN BOWLS-League · Pro- gramme.
First Divizion. Kowloop Docks v. Talkoo R.O. Craigengewer v. Olvil Service, Kowloon B.G.C. v. Folice B.G. Kowloon C.C. v. Recrald. Second Division. Recreio v. H.K. Electric. Taikoo B.C. V
Kowlo
G.G. Civil Service v. Kowloon B.G.C. Yacht Club v. Craigenzowee,
LAWN TENNIS–League Pro- gramme,
"A" Division... Kowloon C.C. v. Chinese R.C. Hong Kong C.C. v. Indian R.C.
"B" Division. Army T.C. v. Craigengowor C.C. University v. South China A.A. Hong Kong C.C. v. Civil Service
C.C. Recreio v. Kowloon C.C.. Chinese R.C. v. Indian R.G.
"C" Division. South China A.A. v. Army T.C. Hong Kong C.C. v. Indian B.C. Filipino Club v Kowloon I.T.C. Recreio v. Craigengower · C.C. University v. Radio 8.0. Kowloon C.C. v. Chinese R.C. Police R.C. v. Graduates Amsci.
RACING-Eighth Extra Race Meeting at Happy Valley at 2 p.m.
2-6 TAIKOO R.C. BOWLS
2- 6
TEAMS.
FAVOURITES WIN WAY TO FINAL.
Garrison Billiards Championship.
TWO BREAKS OVER 30,
→
TOTE'S INCREASED THE PAINTLESS GOLF
RETURNS.
£12,500,000 Handled
During 1981.&
RECORD AT ASCOT,
BALL
America's Claim to the Perfect Article.
AVOIDING DISTORTION.
The Headquarter Wing, South cash bets were handled
Nearly twelve and a half million
America's latest contribution to Wales Borderers, the favourites courses during 1981 by the totalisa which is made with a gleaming on race the wolf world is a paintless Hall, for the Cup yesterday entered the tor, and more than nine million of white cover right through to Final of the Garrison Billards these were for the minimum unit of the winding d it is claimed (that Challenge Cup when they defeated two shillings.
It is the fire of its kind to be These striking figures are showplaced upon the market. "B" Company, South Wales Bor-in the third annual report, issued derers, by 882 to 752
by the Racecourse Batting Control cannot become marked, except by It is not painted and therefore mishitting. It is also claimed that the effect of the elimination of paint on the cover is to add to the Comparisons between, "totalisator vitally important for distance) and value of the marking, which is
In the Final, which will be play- Board. The total amount invested in the pools during the year was ed at the Soldiers' Club, the HQ.43,886,650, an increase over 1980
Borderers.
..
of £1 on every winning and placed
Wing, B.W.B, will play the win- of £27,148 ners of the semi-final game between the Royal Army Ordnance Comps returns and starting price figures direction. It is possible that the and "A" Company, South Wales turn to a backer who placed a stake before long.
showed that, by computing the re-ball may be marketed in Britain Full results of the semi-final horse, the backer, if win and place the ball is made 1/10,000th of an The manufacturers assert that were taken separately, earned from Inch, and that, no matter how per the totalisator 50.pscent. more infect a paint-spraying machine may 180 the case
of winners, and 25 per be, microscopical distortion is pos 98 cent. more in the case of placed sible. Thy also state, that tests. ..horses.
show that a variance of 1/10,000th The report mentions that a record of an inch can cause a variance 150 for, the modern method of betting of three to five yards in distance was achieved at Ascot, where and direction, and, therefore, their £227,698 passed through the ma-new feature makes for a perfect. chine in four days.
ball.
game were as follow: C/Sgt. Jarman (H.Q., S.W.B.) L/Cpl. Ellia
Dmr. Matthias (H.Q., S.W.B.) 182 Pte. Clapp
Pte. (21) Williams
Pte, (84) Williams,
(HQ., S.W.B.) 150 122
C. S. M. Kite (H.Q., S.W.B.) 150 Sgt, Organ
142
Against Kowloon Docks Pte. (52) Davies (H.Q., S.W.B.) 150
Kowloon Area.
and K.C.C.
Ap-
P. W. L Pts.
H.K.S.R.A.
3 ฐ 0 3
..$ 150.00
24 G.C.H. Patients Kams GIEŁ 23
"A" Co. Argylls 159.27 "C" Co. Argylls. 1 160.00 "D" Co. Argylls. 2
20th R.A.
3
2 0 2
1
0 1
1
11
.. 2
The following will represent the Taikoo Recreation Club in their Lawn Bowls League matches Saturday:
on
1
1
1
25.00 R.C.S...
2 1 2
22
22 St. John's Ambulance
Society.....
"B" Co. Argxila .....2
0 2
0
150,00 31st R.A.
2
0
2
0
50.00
Fund.....
21 St. Viencent de Paul Society 150.00"H.Q." Co. Argylis 3 21 Donation to Mr. McGreavy
Fund
Total
$894.27
On the proposition of the chair man, Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Matthews were re-elected auditora.
The anual mesting of the Hong Kong Football Association will be held on July 8.
The good fencer makes the good
vice 26 plioi and versa, given the 25 necessary technical knowledge for 25 each.-M. Pollock Smith.
3 0
When I start fighting I am no longer lighthearted: "All-in" wrestle ing is a rough game. A false move. or a moment's hesitation and you may get badly hurt. I am in dead- ly earnest from the start. I am a coloured man, ao: I know I must not take any liberties in the ring. For the first minute or two of the bout I study my opponent's methods. see if he is fighting Greco-Roman style or catch-aa-catch-can. Then 1 fight him in his own style.Jim: Wango, "The Black Devil.”
Arnold (Southampton) Bowden (Plymouth)
21
Hallows (Bradford C.)
en
Mawson (Stoke)
20
Abel (Chesterfield)
20
Third Division (South).
Bourton (Coventry)
49
Newton (Fulham)
42
Hammond (Fgiham).
31
Johnson (Mansfield)
30
Morris (Swindon)
29
Attwood (Brighton)
-28
M'Cambridge (Cardiff)
Tait (Luton)
James (Watford)
Simpson (Crystal Pal.)
24
Lane (Brentford)
23
Palethorpe (Reading)
23
Lauderdale (Coventry)
20
Fletcher (Clapton 0.)
20
Third Division (North);
Hall (Lincoln)
44
Jennings (Chester)
92
Miller (Barrow)
80
Bamford (Wmham)
20
Baines (York)
28
Deacon (Crewe)
23
1921
Swindells (Crewe)
On
M'Naughton (Gateshead)
22
1926
Suggett (Barrow)
21
1931
Crawford (Halifax)
21
M'Connell (Carbale U.)
20
Stevens (New Brighton)
20
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BIG BILL TILDEN'S TEN
COMMANDENTS:
Hints for Aspirants in Local Tennis World
The following are the "ten commandanta" "öf W. T. Tilden, probably the greatest exponent of lawn tennis"the world has' ever known.
Pte. Jones
110
Sgt. Harris (H.Q., S.W.B.) 150 180 L/Cpl. Ridge
Though Pte. (83) Williams lost First team v. Kowloon Dock R.Chis game to Pte. (21), Williams, be registered the highest break of the -Away.
the result of careful play. Pte. match when he rattled up 37 as (52) Davies, aided by a break of 34, just got homeṛagainst: Pte. Jones in a close encounter.
J. Watson, D. B, Bone, W. Weir, and W. Wotherspoon (Skip),
A. Staiker, J. Polson, J. Chal mers, and J. Russell (Skip)..
G. McLeod. D. Peoples, J. B. Chapman, and D. Munro (Skip).
Launch will leave 'dock at 2.45
p.m.
Second team v. Kowloon Cricket Club, Home.
-W. Brown, T. Swan, H. Stewart; and R. Keown (Skip).
S
A. MacIndoe, C. Summers, Hope, and C. B. Matthews (Skip).
E. Grenwood, J. Waid, T, Grimes, and H. McKechnie (Skip).1
Both teams are scheduled to start at 3.80 p.m.
A Record of Steady Progress
Insurance in. Force
Assets
1921
1926
1931
1
$204,402,548. $361,166,647. $542,449,546.
$37,327,382. $67,643,709, $115,527,218.
Total Income:
$9,557,325.
1926
1931
18,667,994. 215,949.
1. Keep your eyes on the ball.
2.-Make all shots with your body sidewise to the net.
1921
1926
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3. Always have your weight
going into the shot.
4-Use a racket that is well strung and not too heavy, bu
5. Always dress specially. for tennis, and be sure to have a shower bath and a change
after playing.
6. Remember no match Is Jost until the last point is play
ed, so fight no matter how far you are behind.
7-Never change the style of
a winning game. „
8-Always take chances when losing for you have every thing to win and nothing to lose
e
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