THE CHINA MAIL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934,
49L4Sporting Page 52
NORMAN DEITZ MAKING DETERMINED
NAVY DRAW
WITH ARMY.
AT HOCKEY
Second Half Equaliser By Atkinson
MILITARY SIDE SUPERIOR
(By STICKS)
Nagy
The Navy forced the Army to a draw in one of the hardest fought matches of the Triangular Tourna ment series this season when they shared two goals on the R.N.R.C. ground, King's Park. yesterday.
A well-balanced Army side prov-. ed the stronger team, and, although they pressed for the greater part of the game, could only lead by a goal, scored by Katar Singh, at the interval. The Navy obtained the equaliser from a breakaway by Lt. Comdr. Atkinson. in the second half.
A very large crowd witnessed the game. including 11.E. the Com- mander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir Fre- derte C. Dreyer, K.C.B., C.B.E.
Brilliant play by the Indian half-back line, with Dulla Singh ni Alaf Din the outstanding players, and good support from two very reliable full-backs in Li.] Metcalfe and LL. Rossier proved to be the strength of the Army side.
The naval inside forward tria, Atkinson, Currey and Enden, made several well combined attacks, but cach were broken up before 10 reached the danger zone.
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YOUNG GOLF PROFESSIONAL BEATS HORTON SMITH
Wins American North-South Title By Three Strokes
Pinehurst, N. C., Mar. 29. Henry Picard, youthful Charles ton. S. C. professional, won the annual North-South open gulf championship here to-day with azore of 283 for the 72 holer.
Hortan Smith, winner of the re- cent. Masters tournament at Augusta, Ga., In which Bobby Jones attempted comeback,
Harry Cooper and George Dunlap, the amateur champion, tied for second with 286 cach-Associated Preps.
FRED PERRY IN INDIA
Loses First Set And
Wins Next 7-5
BRITISH TEAM TAKE PART
F. J. Perry, the British Davis Cup player and holder of the American and Australian sin- gles lown tennis championships lost the first net, 3-6, of an ex- hibition match at Bombay against the All-India singles champion of 1933, E. V. Bobb. Bobh was al match point in the second set, but Perry drew level and won the set at 7-5. Play was
then discontinued.
The match was one of the series lof exhibitions given by the British
team, who were on their way home? MALAYA TEAM AT from Australia and had therefore
PRACTICE.
Lincolns Take Part In "Knock-up"
SHORT PASSING TACTICS AND FINE STICKWORK
nos got their "land lega."
H. G. N. Lee played one set with a local player, J. Tew, and won H by 6-4. In a doubles match G. P. Hughes and F. H. D. Wilde beat Tew and A. D. M. Pitt by 7-5, 6-2. Dorothy Round Beaten
In Jamaica Finals
MR. Norman Deltz, who is mak
ing a bold bid for the jockeys' championship title, being led in on Mrs. Seth's Just That after win- ning the St. Kilda Handicap over five furlongs at the Valley Saturday.
"ALL-IN" CRICKET
SLOGAN
Woodfull Puzzles Melbourne Critics
NOT SO DESPERATE
AS IT SOUNDS
DIT
ST. JOAN
·NEEDS GATE
PRACTICE
Excellent Pony But
Slow Starter.
VAGO AN OUTSIDER TO REMEMBER
Mr. Ingram Leaves Colony
(BY RAPIER).
RS D. J. Lewis has a very pro- mising miler in St. Joan. On
MR Monday the mare was slow in start-
Ing from the gate, otherwise she would have beaten both Glorious Sun and Dínty. She has a very fine half-mile burst and only needs extensive gate practice.
Here is an outsider to re- member-Dr. S. K. Lee's Va- go. On Monday Mr. Pan push- ed him into fifth place over a mile and there were few backers.
N
MEDIOS FOR JOCKEY TITLE
ONE WIN LEAD OVER
BENNY PROULX
MR. W. H. CHOY RECORDS FOURTH WIN
SEASON SUMMARISED
(By RAPIER)
MR. Norman Deitz is quite likely to become the champion joc- key this season. At the moment he has one more win than Mr. Benny Proulx, who is unable to ride at the Third Extra Meeting on Saturday week, and there is every probability that he will maintain his advantage. Mr. Butler and Mr. Heard are the other two serious contenders for the honours Mr. Frost won during the last three seasons,
Mr. W. H. Choy, who recorded two wins and a third place in MR. James Pote-Hant, brilliant
the three novices' events this season. has now four wins to his credit.
The following is a complete summary of the season to date, giving the first three ponies, the jockeys, and weights over the various distances in correct order:
HALF MILE
·
ONE MILE
Partnership was not fancied
Panama (Wong 158), Red Fox Bright View (Wong 161), Maca- over alx furlongs on Monday, but (Frost 154), Corrie (S. W. Pan ronf (Heard 161), Soldier of Ger- he should have won the race. Com-¡168).
many (Sun 161). ing up the home straight ho was
Dancing Butterfly (P. Botelho blocked by Gay Butterfly and Hey 150), Bold Commander (Pib 155), Tor, and was beaten into third The Carp (Wong 158). place by less than three-quarters
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Mutiny Bay (Butler 149), Prin- cess Angeline (Frost 166), Just That (Sun 1854).
Trentbridge (Chang 161), Diana Cos-Bay (Frost 158), Sadko (Soares 161), (101). -
Shanghai rider, being led in
on Mr. Samson's Navy Hall after beating Bright Star, the favourite, in the Canton Handicap over s mile and 171 yards at the Valley ⚫ on Saturday.
ENGLAND'S
BIG SHARE IN
IRISH SWEEP America Comes Second
FIVE PURLONGS
Before Scotland. of a length after being last in the back straight following a
Diana Bay (Frost 158), poor
WINNERS ON DELANEIGE start. Partnership is undoubted-sack's Beauty (Marshall
Partnership (Wong 150), Racing ly the most reliable pony over any King's Bounty (Chang 168).
High Speed (8. W. Pan 158), Boy (Pih 156), Burgomaster distance in the mud.
The sum of £990,000 was distri- King's Fancy (Chang 161). Budge (Black 158).
buted from the Irish Sweep on the Bobalak Star (LI 105), Fanling first three horses in the Grand Mr. J. C. A. Ingram, one of the (Heard 168).
Alacrity (Frost 153), Nell Fox (Frost 155), 'Vriday (Chang National. Of this amount, $700,- "Has Woodfull turned militant?"fow Service riders to appear regu
larly at Meetings during the last Gwyn (Proulx 155), Australian (152).
000 came to England, £85,000 went Melbourne is asking, following his few seasons, left the Colony this Boy (Deitz 155).
King Willow (Chang 155), Ches to the United States, £75,000 to Bistre (S. N. Pan 155), Racing terfield (Heard 155), In Good Time Scotland, £55,000 to South Africa recent announcement of this motto morning by the Somersetshire.
430,000 each to the Irish Free State for his team:
protege of Mr. Leo Frost, Mr. In-Boy (Heard 155), Iron Grey (Deitz (Soares 168).
Gladiator (Heard 168), King's and North Ireland; and £10,000. "Straight up the centre; no gram recorded one win at the Val-149).
Able Amazon (Butler 160), Worthy (Chang 158), Oak Bay each to Argentine and Germany:- short passes; boots and all." ley-on Jack O'Lantern. He may
Reater. Coming from the most peace-be seen again on the Colony track Night Star (Fung 143). Mutiny (Frost 161).
Young Chap (Deitz 162), Copper
American Luck abidng of all captain. it sounded in 1938, and in the meantime will Bay (Pote-Hunt 146).
Cossack's Beauty (Pote-Hunt Idol (Chang 155), Sarabande
New York, Mar. 23. rather puzzling.
probably resume riding at either
161), King's Justice (Heard 158), (Heard 155).
Three Americans, Laura Ander- The slogan was given out by Malta or Gibralter.
Soldier of Britain (Deftz 161). Cossack's Beauty (Marshall 149, son of Brooklyn, N,Y., "Wrighley in a farewell speech.
Just That (Deltz 156), Atles King's Justice (Chang 149), Bright Park," Boston, and "Hillside," Woodfull
(Charles 165), Saucy Face (Pote-Star (Liang 148).
Bradford, Pa., held tickets on De Hunt 166).
Charming Star (Yue 158), May-laneige, who finished second in the Glorious Star (Buller 152), Dinty fower (Choy 154), Spinnway Grand National. Only one ticket (Heard 152), St. Joan (Proulx Botelho 155).
was held on Mr. J. H. Whitney's Brilliant Star (Li165), Bright Thomond II, who finished third, |View (Wong 168), Gladiator (Heard the lucky man being Mr. William 1185).
Sweet, of Marblehead. Massachu- Lemberg actts, who won $50,000.
The three holders of tickets on Delanelge hove each won $75,000,
G. Lott and Miss Helen Jacobs The Alalayan hockey team in beat Marcelle Rainville and Mins dulged in a brief "knock-up" on Dorothy Round in the Final of the Afterwards
the
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Only two ponies are unbeat
en this season-Mr. L. Dun. bar's Liberty Bay and MessrS, Kong Bros. Brilliant Star.
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155).
153).
it was suggested to the U.S.R.C. ground yesterday mixed doubles championship by him that the "boots and all" part afternoon, Lincolns regi-1-6, 6-3, 6-4 at Kingston, Jamaica, of its might sound to English ears the opposition. recently. In the finals of the wo a little too vigorous. Then he ment providing
and explained himself. The teams were re-shued after men's doubles Miss James
"I meant it," he said, "as an en- Mr. Chiu Pun Fan's Little Beauty half time in order to give the Miss Kathleen Stammers beat Miss
SIX FURLONGS Round and Miss Heeley by 7-5, couragement to young players-s was one of the best 1934 Bubs. in Malayan players better practice.
vigorous football motto that might training' until he went lame, but he Soldier of Britain (Sun' 161),1 New Star (LI 161). The visitors obviously did not 7-9, 6-1-Renter.
buck up a batsman. I did not mean now appears to be regaining his Electric Star (Li 161), Chief Scat (Heard 158), Budge (P. Botelho show their true standard, but.
that boots and all methods should form On Monday he was ridden tle (Butler 161). nevertheless maintained an ex-
into second place in the Novices' Bronze, Era (Deitz 152), Atlas Cavalcade (Deitz 160), In Good -Reuter. cellent standard of play. Their Perak) (half bucks): D. W. Murray be adopted in our matches."
Race by Mr. Tang Man Wa. Only (Heard 165), Nell Gwyn (Proulx Time (Soares (Singapore), Osman (Perak);. Rajah stark work was very promising. Mohamed (Perak), Bakaron (Perak). and short passing, rather than Caleb (Singapore).
Perdians AUSTRALIANS HELD two lengths separated four backers 165). A. C.
from a substantial dividend.
Able Amazon (Li 166), Alacrity had hitting, was the feature of (Singapore] (Captain), (forwards).
TO DRAW.
Charles 161), Just That (Sun 154) Chvilions: R. H. Wong (St, An- drew's
M.
Riding only at the Easter Meet | Cavalcade (Chanson 155), Class Club); A. J. Rodriges (University) and E. V. Reed long
ing. Nr. J. W. Pote-Hunt rode six sic Hall (8. N. Pas 155), Surprise Bromley Carries Bat Reed Kong Hockey Club);
winners. and was placed seven (Marshall 161). (Hong Kong Hockey Club); D. Me-
Against Ceylon. times in 10 alarts! The Shanghai E. P. Guest
Woodland Stag (Frost 159), The Lellan (Y.M.C.A.), and A.. (St. Andrew's Club): H. Owen Hughes
erack was unplaced only on War-¡Goose (Proulx 144), Lucy Glitters (Hong Hockey Club), J. M.
Colombo, To-day. rington and Oak Bay, He leaves (Black 154). Pintos ("Incogniton"), Awtar Singh
The Australia Test cricketers for Shanghai to-morrow by the (Radio Sports Club), Kalwant Singh (Radio Sports Club) and A. I'. Sousa were held to their third draw yes-Empress of Japan. ("Incognitos").
terday when All-Ceylon played out Reserve:A. P. Eca da Silva ("In- time in their one-day game against cugnitos"), Blackburn (Police),
their
INTERNATIONAL
GETS HIS PLACE.
Phillips Preferred To
Jack Rodger.
Surg, Li,
Comdr. Phillips (Navy), who has played for Ireland in Home International matches since 1920 and who captained the Irish team last year, WAR selected for the Colony's Interport eleven JA left-back after the Triangular Tournament match yesterday.
Jack Rodger, the Hong Kong Club player who was a strong contender for the position, is now the first reserve in the de- fence line.
CIVILIANS CLASH WITH MALAYA
First Encounter In Interport Series.
TO-DAY'S GAME AT: KING'S PARK AT 5 P.M.
W.
A.
N.
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(Marshall
158), Chow Fan (Harriman 152).
Brechin (Deitz 181), King's Justice) (Chang 158), Navy Hall (LI 158).
Copper Idol. (Chang 155), Sara- bande (Heard 154), Racing Spirit
(PIH_161).
ST. JOSEPH'S TEAM FOR TO-DAY.
Game Against Canton Air Force.
The following will represent St.
Air Force on the Club ground to- Joseph's Football Club in friendly football game versus the Canton
day at 5.15 pan.
Tiny Star is undoubtedly the best
|viously. drawn twice with per Idol' on Monday-jockeyship|161). Mackay (St. Andrew's Club),
gave Mr. Pote-Hunt a win on that Admission to the ground will be Tasmania, 50 cents, with an actra charge of 150 cents for Beats on the side-line.]
Etro ("Incognitos"), and N. A. E. the tourists. Australia had pre-1934 sub, despite his defeat by Com (Heard 168), King's Fancy (Chang Great Hall (Wang 161), and Ebony Gorand; & Souen, V. Costa and V-
India XI May Visit Australia.
POSSIBLY IN CONNECTION WITH: MELBOURNE CENTENARY.
Calcutta, Mar, 21.
It appears that there is every likelyhood that a team from
India will visit Australia next year, possibly in connection with the centenary celebra tons in Melbourne,
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Chow Fan (Harriman 152), Kell for Leather (Heard 155), In Good! Time (Ip 158). Chesterfield
156), Sarabande (Heard 154); Ironsides (Wong 168), King's Fancy (Chang Oak Bay (Butler 156), Bay View
(Deitz 158).
101). Electric Star (Li 161), Macaronil
Gold Currency (S. W. Pan 158).
R. Marques; Gomes and A. V.
Hall (Chang 155) and Tummel Marques; Lawrence, Ward, D. Lean- King's Bounty (Chang 158). Rac- (Deitz 158), Australia: 284 for 6 dec. (Bromley 80 occasion, in spite of a weight advan- ing Pride (Fung 161), Mayflower
not out, Brown 56, Ponsford 41), tage of 141b. The other champions (Deitz 158)
Fair View (Wong 161), Glorious Ceylon: 125 for 5 (Ebeling 3 for 24 are Able Amazon, among the Aux-
Sun (Marshall 161), Limelight| Solar Star (Deitz 146), Tlilicum (Deitz 158). Fleetwood Smith ✪ for 46).
-Reuter. tralians, and Brilliant Star, of the (Proulx 148), Wayward Stag (Ip
{grilline,
166),
Copper Idol (Pole-Hunt 146), Classic Hall (S. N. Pan 159), Cavalcade (Delta", 159),
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CAPTAINCY OF-
SUSSEX
Oxford Skipper Now Appointed
London, Feb. 26.
FANLING HUNT AND RACE CLUB. Successful Year Reported.
Dare Devil (Deftz 152), Kindo (Ip 155), Young Hero (P. Botelho. 155)..
Tiana (Proulx 140), The Tiger (Ip 140). Navy Hall (Pote-Hunt 158)
ard, Rocha and Fernandos.
Reservo-Elma.
Air Force Team.
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Nell Gwyn (Proulx 155), Just The following will comprise the That (Harriman 152), Saucy Face Air Force team:-. (Heard 153)..
Dar Tsaan-wo, Mak Chow-hon, Tauf Ah-yu, Fung Mankit, Fu Ka-hing, Dancing Butterfly (Proulx 145),Cheong Kap-min, Lai Kong-hl Chan In Good Time (Ip 155), Young Chap Jen-wo LA Hung-ching, Wa Tin-po, (Dell 156).
Lo Chai-wan and Lai Kwok-kim. Soldier of Italy (Deitz 158), Kit-
(Frost 158), Tolshan (Fung SATURDAY'S SOCCER
155).
PROGRAMME. Woodland Stag (Frost 154),; Mutiny Bay (Butler 146), Alacrity Oak Bay (Proulx 160), Spinaway (Chang 162),
Artillery Encounter With (Heard 150), The Redshank (But- Brilliant Star (Buller 163), High|-~~ Borderers. ler.. 140).
Speed (8. N. Pan · 148),`` King'a Gay Butterfly (Soares 152), Part Fancy (Heard 155), nership (Liang 168), Iron Grey
The following soccer matches in Spinaway (Heard 161), What A the Third Divielen have been ar (Deitz 148), Hey Tor (Proulx 145) Chance (Deltz 188), William Osler ranged for Baturday, commencing was disqualified from second place. (Pote-Hunt 158).· ̈
:
lat 8.15 p.m), vendi”
R.A.S.C.
At the annual meeting of the A successful year's working by Sussex Cricket Club a Isiter · was tha Fanling Hunt and Race Club read from K: S. Duleepsinhji, who was reported at the annual meeting The: idea was first mooted by was captain of the club in 1922, of members held in Messrs. Jardine Bengal, who got into touch with stating that the prospects that he Matheson's Board Room last evening Mr. George Hudson, a former would play' were remote. It would Mr. M. M. Watson presided, E Australian hockey player, and ask-be at least five years before he Capt. P.V. Williams, mastar of ed him to negotiate for the visit could do so as he must take up the Fanling Hunt, reported, the
BEVAN PUELONGS MA Glad Eyes (Choy, 185), Tao Tax The Malayan team will meet the on certain terms.
work immediately kis health, per-finance to be in a satisfactory state],
VR.E. Classic Hall (LA 185), Cavalcado (Sewell 158), Morning Sun, (Black Colony's Civilian eleven to-day.on Mr. Hudson went to Australia mitted,
land mentioned that the Hunt bad
(Military, ground). the Club ground, King's Park, at recently and put the proposal be As B, S. G. Bcott was unable to made an approximate profit during (Deltz 162) Sarabande (Heard 161), Midday Bun (Remedios 148)
University JTA.F. was disqualified from second place.
(Chatham Road). 6 p.m. in the first match of the fore the Australian Hockey Agno- continue the captaincy, the Soath the year of $1,800. He remarked 155)-day
First Division the Interport series, ANA
ciation, who decided that they African, Alan Melville, formerly that the Hunt were now breeding Is King's Baney (Jordan 1813. Partnership (Liang 159), Gay In the The following are the teams for would like the Indian team to be captain of Oxford University, who own hounds and it was possible that Prima Donna (Tang 161), Budge Butterdy (Fung 166), Warrington Artillery will meet the Borderem
(Poté-Hunt":159),AK KERAN *to-day,
an All-India side sent out under had declined to resume playing for next year no expense bed be in-(Choy 162). the aegis of the Indian Hockey his native country, Natal, in order curred In Importing animals de ONCE ROUND
Copper Idol (Foto-Hunt 182), on the Military ground at 4.45 p.m.
The junior Challenge Shield final" Ariera (goal); Rahman (Perak) Federation, and if that were not to retain the right to represent Mesars. Perry Smith Seth and Diana Bay (Frost 356), Cossack's Tiny Star (Butler 106), Young will be played on Sunday between (back); C. O. La Bropy (Belanger); possible they would like a strong Sussex, was appointed to lead the Fleming, were re-elected auditors Beauty ((Marshall 168), Helman Chap (Ip 187).
[the Navy' and' the ́Artillery at 4 „Alhabad Khan (Perak); Abbar ̈biri
for the year
(Chang: 185),
pm, on the Club ground. (Banid (Malacca): C & L Broby provincial aids.
** Malaya zaio.
team:
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