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KOWLOON GIVE POOR DISPLAY FOR WIN
A Unique
World Record
Established
Swinging Clubs For
77 Hours.
ROGER WETHERED'S “BIRDIE” THREE OVER 473 YARDS
A New Prime Carnera
(By ROVER)
EAST LANCS FORWARDS IN VERY
ERRATIC SHOOTING FORM
RECREIO NEARLY SECURE POINTS FROM
THE GUNNERS: DELGADO OUTSTANDING SHANGHAI TEAMS
AHMED SHINES IN GOAL FOR YOUNG INDIANS
A very poor display of football
was given on the Railway You might not believe it, but ground on Saturday In the game Alihusain Adamji
Shikari, in which
Kowloon secured full Bohra youth, has set up a world points solely as a result of the record by swinging clubs. con- poor marksmanship of the East tinuously for 77 hours and 5 Lanca' forwards. minutes.
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(BY OUTSIDE LEFT).
FORROW, the Club's custodian
another 'keeper who part in Bay-
played a large |ing his team from defeat. He could
a heavier hardly be
were
held responsible for the goals that passed him, three A representative committer
McDonald, the veteran inside-penalties, while he made a magni- supervised the swinging through ball was far below that of the scored both the goals which gave Sik-wai in the closing minutes.
The all-round standard of foot-left, played excellent football and ficent point blank save from Kam oul. His weight decreased by First Division, and one might have his team two much needed points. about five pounds.
3.
been excused the thought that it
game in progress. was a very Door third division
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Lare of the Medical Corps
SELECTED
Two Elevens Nominated For Triangular Tourney.
'MEET HONG KONG ON WEDNESDAY
THE
Shanghai Football As
sociation have selected. the two teams to represent them in the Interport matches to be played this week against Hong Kong and Tientsin, but state that both are subject to alterations........
Seal, at outside-left, did not back proved the stumbling block to the
Those selected are: McDonald up at all well, several Air Force attack, his fine apolling
Against Tientsin.-Folieroa (A. 8.. good passes from his inside man wrecking many good movements. F.); Dalloway (Worcesters), Turner going over the bar. Seal's kicking
(S.M.P.); Remedios (A.S.F.), Smith The Artillery easily defeatedS.M.P.). Chen (Three Cultures), Sven (Worcesters), Costa (A.S.F.): Bader was too wild and erratic, and care-
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fui play on his part would pro- the Athletic in their Second Divi- (Three Cultures), Archer (Worces- bably have resulted in more goals sien encounter by the odd goal in tera), Ward for the Artillery.
Against Ho (A.S.F.); Dalloway
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Roger Wethered, who has won the British Amateur Golf Championship and has tied in the Open, performed a remarkable feat when playing for Kowloon were without the ser the President's Putter at Rye. At the fourth (473 yards) he holed out from vices of Bliss, their skipper, El the edge of the green for an "engle" liott, their centre forward who is three. He defeated E. H. Most, who away with the Colony's Intarport captained Oxford last year, by 4 and soccer team, and Timberlake and Lewis, their pivot and inside for. A giant standing ori 84 ine in his ward, who are away from the Co- socks is training in Florence, Italy, lony at the moment. with a view to some day capturing the world's heavyweight boxing champton-
These absentees had much to do |ship from his countryman, Primo Car
nern. His name is Angelo Bertini, with the poor display, for Davies He is 1 years old and weighs 225 and Tillery the Kowloon wing
Sousa, at centre-forward, pounds.
halves very poorly fed their for centrated too much on the man wards, and consequently the brunt and did not pay enough attention 1934 tennis at Wimbledon have been of the work fell on the shoulders to the ball; he was primarily res- arranged by the council of the Lawn of Yeomans, who was outstanding. ponsible for the bad feeling which Tennis Association
Three big international dates for
The Wightman Cup match between the women players of Great Britain
and the United States will be play-
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Cord Very Safe
Cord in goal for Kowloon had
ed on June 15 and 10. The Davis Cup very little to do, but when called inter-zone final is scheduled 1 July
21, 23 and 24, while the Challenge upon he dealt safely with all man- Round against Great Britain as the ner of shots. defender. will be held on July 28, 30 and 31,
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Willis and Jones had plenty of
strained Having
his back, Don work as a result of the poor work Bradman did not play for New South of their wing halves. Jones being Wales against South Australis in the
in
| important Sheffield Shield match very prominent with neat inter
Sydney.
ceptions.
Bradman hurt his back during the
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Brat match with South Australisat Blake was the outstanding for Adelaide two months ago, and the in- Jury was against Queensland. The ward in view, sending across some
Besides pav-|
trouble is not serious, but the Tast gloriaus centres. selcctors who watched the matching the way for Reid's opening considered that rest was essential in goai he scored a purely, off-sidel view of the strain of the coming tour goal, which the referee failed to of England.
"Spike" Webb, who is one of the foremost authorities and coaches America of Amateur
nolice.
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in This was of course the fault of Boxing, will the East Lance team who did not munnge a team of American Amateur boxers on a tour of Japan this summer, play to the whistle and allowed the
I learn from the Japan Chronicle. Webb winger go through and acore a who was appointed by General Per-
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three.
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Artillery Beat Champions
KORKO
Folleron (Worcesters),
Turner (S.M.P.); Remedios (A.S.F.), Gash (S.M.P.), Costa (A.S.F.), Troon
The Recreio's star man was De- Igado, inside-left. He played
The Artillery were by far the (Three Cultures), Chen (Three Cul- seventy minutes good, hard foot-better team, the forward line being ture). Collet (A.S.F.), Archer (Wor-
certers), Malin (Worcesters). ball,
very good. Hardy, at inside left, Hong Kong play, Shanghai on played excellently and was the star Wednesday, and on Thursday the of the game. He scored both the northern city play Tientsin. The on several other occasions. Artillery's goals and had bad luck Colony team meet Tientsin. on
Saturday.
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aruse between the two teams for his tackling was very robust.
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China Mail Sports Diary
TO-DAY.
Flest Lower Deck v. Hong Kong
Bockey Club seconds
(5 p.m.)
much work to do, but when called Woods, in goal, did not have
upon brought off some good saves.
The Artillery's defence Souza in goal for the Radio very sturdy and last season's played a splendid game and saved champions met with stern opponi-Hockey. his side from undergoing ation on the few occasions on which heavier defeat.
they reached shooting range.
Chan Cheung-yim, leading the Athletic forwards, played well but was not consistent and could not hold his wings together. Lee Hol- chun. In goal, played well and saved some very fine shots.
Saturday's Football At A Glance.
FIRST DIVISION KOWLOON 2 E. LANCS RECREIO
NAVY
I ARTILLERY 2 SECOND DIVISION
ATHLETIC
CLUB
BORDERERS
R.A.M.C.
1 LINCOLNB
1 ARTILLERY 2
18. CHINA
4 Y. INDIANS THIRD DIVISION
8. CHINA
UNIVERSITY
1 R.A.F.
1 RECREIO RADIO
League Tables To Date
FIRST DIVISION
for the interallied games after the world war, was the discoverer of Gene Overeagerness Again Tunney, who retired undefeated Everest was
many ane Lincolns given world's heavyweight champion.
passes, but overeagerness was ron-Bouth China
of his centres Navy The numerical strength of the team ponsible for many
St. Joseph's Australia represent
the going astray. at
Borderera British Empire Games to open
Club in London on August 4. HAL Reid tentatively been ixed at 14, and will
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and McQuade, of
the Athletic
leave Sydney by the liner Ormande on Argylls, worked hard, and were Kowloon Artillery | May (26.
restriction will be able to display some sort of com- placed on the selection of women for bination, though there was a total Police
East Lancs
jabsence of co-operation on the part|Recreio
the team.
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The gross receipts resulting fram of the other forwards. all matches played by the M.C.C. in
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Goula PW. DLFA P 1358 17 23
.15 11 .14 10
12 9 2 1-39 21 20 13 9 2 2 35 17 20 102 40 15 18
132 13 21
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Sharp-Shooting Navy Forward The Navy 'were held to a draw by the Linceins second string in one of the best games of the day.
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Wardle, the Lincolns custodian, saved his aide from defeat in mak- ing some glorious saves from the Navy inside men, who shot at
every opportunity.
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The backs, Steans
and Col-
clough, were none too safe under pressure, finding the speed of the
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Lawn Tennis-Open Singles
R. H. Wild v. R. R. G. Horre IM A. Razack v. J. A. E. Cassumb- M. W. Lo v. C. Ravenhill
boy
Ho Ka-lau ́v. Y. Hüchluma. J: Bartow v. H. Owen Hughes Iu Takcheuk v. F. H. Kwok Open Doubles
+
A. Barros, and F. J. Remedios fu. Tak-lam and Lau Man-ching Taol
and Taul Yun-pui v. and M. C. Hung
P
W. A. H. Dud and, A. L. Sullivan
Major W. L. Eastwich-Field and B. L. Withington.
Yachting
Royal Hong Kong. Yacht Club'a
Menagerie Race for Ladies,
HOCKEY
(Continued from Page 4.) The Rest's forward line, were
Navy wingers too much for them only medicore, T. Whitley was the pick of the five, going through Maughan was easily the out-many times as the result of fine 18 5 1 7 31 43 11 standing half, his splendid con- efforts. He broke though for an
86 30 37 to structive play providing great op-
almost certain 'goal' in the later
.13 5 0
14 4 1 9 24 24 9portunities
.23 4 0 9 20 22--Harper.
1 3 1 7 14 26 7 .12 38 17 23 7 .34 1 0 13 13 56 2 SECOND DIVISION
their fast Australian Cricket tour Harmsworth was very nervous South Chinn amounted to £100,682, representing between the sticks for the East Borderers total attendance of nearly 1,300,000 Lancs, and looked like letting NATY people,
The five test matches produced through a good many more goals Lincolns C60,080, of which the M.C.C. recely that he actually dið.
ed £25,319 and each of the counties!
will benefit to the extent of £300 each,
a drop of about £200 each as compar
Goals PW. DLE A Pts ...14 11 0 3 44 13 22 14.10 1.344 19.21 .16 9.3 4 54 21 21 .14 8 38 39 28 19 .16 7 1 8 28 26 15 15 6 1 3 25 35 13 13 4 1 8 21 12 9 2 1 11 20.53
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Artillery Club Young Indians Swain and Gorman, the backs, Athletle
ed with the 1928-29 tour which yield-were continually getting in each Kowloon
ad the M.C.C. a profit of £20,000. fother's way and could do very little]:......
right, while Rothwell' and North,
P. F. Warner writes that A. Chip the wing halves, were not up to Lincolns nerfield, who scored 84 runs for Now
South Wales against Queensland in normal standard.
the Sheffield Shield match just ended, made a very fine century Against the M.C.C. alde In Australia last Febru-
South Chias Borderers RA.M.C.
The East Lancs forwards were Recreio seen to advantage in the second R.A.S.C.
Radio "Chipperfield struck me," says Mr. half when they dominated play, but
R.A.F. Warner, "as one of the best betemen very poor marksmanship cost them Engineers I saw in Australia last winter-full of victory, as the inside forwards University strokes and with a good style.
"He scored at a great rale off the were not; able to score even when attack of F. R. Brown, Bower, Voce, within a couple of yards of zu open
Tate and Mitchell, and was very Kowloon' goal, severe on any ball the least short of
事
1 12 13 50 a DIVISION
Goals PW. D L F A Pts
n
16 16 0.072 € 22 149 23 24 18 20 14. 9 -1.4 48 24 19
64 26 31 1
.10 4 3
143110 19 2 10 13 15 26.
10 $7 (4.13
Goal Scorers
FIRST DIVISION
■ length."
The Artillery narrowly averted McDonald (Artillery)
Blake. (Kowloon). Talking of Wladen's, the time is defeat at the hands of the Re-Reid (Kowloon) retting near for picking the five play. crelo in their First Division Lea Delgado (Recreioy ers who will be honoured by having gue encounter at King's Park their photographs in the new edition:
The Held seems rather wider than
asual, but I think I shall plump for
SECOND DIVISION Morris (Borderers) Hardy (Artillery)
Combay, in goal for the at Shai-wing (South China) G. Hendley, C. F. Walters, Townsend, Gunners, although little bothered Kam Bik-wai (Bouth China) Nichols, and Mitchell (of Yorkshire), in the Arst half, played very well. Ching Chi-ying (South China) If reserves него allowed I should nominate B, H. Valentine and Bar
and saved many good shots, Duncan netta ekki Ad
Harper
Potia inco\ns);
On the whole the Artillery de- Pallister
Bir Samuel Hoare,, Secretary of fence was very good, Wroe, at left Johns (Borderers) Slate for India, who made the 1984 back excelling himself. He was
Chow Tan-chenar (Athellic). Davies Cup draw at the India Omos, always accurate and cleared to ad- Pokal (Both Chins) stated that the competitors this er vantage Lowas, depollator for Adams (K.A.M.C.)
THIRD DIVISION were, four times; sa, numerous a were the last time the draw was Allen; the Interport right back, Alves (Recreio) made in England: (in: 1012) remark-
Ingat The Gown Tennis League of Natipps in one no one wishes to Inaya and everyone wishes tar fein
elly but was not to Hal. We-kwon/ (South China)
|Tavard's(Radio) and: Hradí very warly fis
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Clayton
and part of the game, but Hodger in- fringed the "kicks rule" and the team obtained the goal from the penalty-bully.
Clayton and Toyne both did ex- cellent work on the wings, but their inside men dallied in front of goal And threw countless chances away.
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Alafa Din, showed good stickwork, but was on the slow aide and did not pair well with Lt. Alexander-Sinclair.
The two wing players, Lt. De The Navy were best served in Winton and N. A. E. Mackar, were attack, their line working smoothly disappointing, failing to produce under the good leadeship of Potts, their usual form.
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Colony eleven:-Pte. Hollingsworth Burdon at half and later at back. Rodger (H, K. Club); W. Reed (IL
(Lincolna);, P. Singh (Radio), EU |was best in defence, de
Club), Lt. Sinclair (Medway); E V. Reed (E. K. Club); Lt, Donald (Med-- Speed And Combination
{way), "Lt: Eaden (Medway). Gurba- The Club juniors were easily ac- cingh (Radio), GE. R. Divett
K
Club)
and Kalwant Singh counted for by South China, in their Second Division League en-|
Rest: B. H. Wong (St. An- counter.
(S.W.B.),;8. Mar».
Gonsalves
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drew's); A Nider [{C.B.A.) 18.W.B.). Lt. (Recreio) 0.1
Duncan and Chapman were Comdr. Hill (Medway); N. A. Mackay great triers in the Club attack, BA), Alsta: Din (Punjabis), L., Alon (St. Andrew's), T. S. D. Whitley (C. with Sloan working hard, but they xander-Sinclair (Suffolk) and It, de found Yan Wa-ling too much for Winton (8.W.B.). them
South China's forwards played
their win..
with speed and combination and The Borderers forward line was the Club halves had no chance to en top form, Pallister, Inside left, feed their forwards while keeping and Morris, centre forward, both the Chinese at bay Boyd and playing well, Railton.defended well;
For South China Ng Po-kul and do, Kam Sik-wa!were outstandingį.
Williams, In' goat had nothing
while Lam Tak-po distributed t Ramzan, the Young Indians leffa ball well.
dayback, played a great gama, his de, -
fensive work, and his clearances The Borderers showed their being a feature of the match, true colours when they swept the Young Indians off their feet by clear goals.
Ahmed, In goal, played superb. Parfootball to keep the score down- Man these two defendera ”i sav Borderem were superior in Young Indians from a hes
entų, and fully deserved fent.