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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1934
SWANSEA FIRST TEAM TO BEAT CAMBRIDGE
RICHARDS 26 LESS IN WINNERS
(Continued from Page 5.)
MARINES DEFEAT LIGHT BLUES FINISH
CORNWALL
Jack Tars Collapse
After Leading
MISITIS INDIVIDUAL STAR
OF EXCITING GAME
Shanghai, Dec. 5.
After leading for over half the: The following are the complete Cornwall bowed, to the 2nd Bat- game, the rugger side of H.M.S. statisties up to, and including, talion, the 4th U.S. Marines, at the November 12: I
Race course, in a hard and excit-
GAME WITH ONLY 12
OF FIFTEEN
EPIC RUGBY STRUGGLE
(By Howard Marshall)
RUGBY DUEL TO-DAY
I
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Do not wish in the slightest degree to minimise the proven
London, November 12. takable signs of class about him merits of Cambridge, but it is un- Swansea, playing great football, already, the balanced running, the reasonable to condemn Oxford on subtle change of pace which, car-the evidence of a patchwork of Value Ing game. The final score was two beat Cambridge on the University ries him through the gap, the in-
substitutes, goals and a dropped goal (14 |ground yesterday by a goal, a drop-stinctive sense of position, the in- 64,987 points) to a try (3 points). 16,160 Throughout the first half, the ped goal and three tries to a goal. born judgment which is shown MORE DANGEROUS SIDE 13,469 Marines were apparently unable
It was an unhappy afternoon when he kicks to touch or punts,
NAMBRIDGE; on the evidence
12,676 to find their scoring capacity, for Cambridge in more ways than ahead in attack,
head saturely, more prominent their Leicester victors nue of
10,327 though they pressed hard and lone- Not only did they suffer
поге
9,166 were dangerous at all times. The their first defeat of the term, but than Tanner, but Tanner is no less most dangerous side, and after that 8,723 Cornwall's side kept things mov-
they ended a game which was effective in his own sphere of match there has been, very natur 8,679
than legitimately operations, and Wales may count ally, a marked accession of confid- 8,496 ing and at the interval led by their ever 8,418 one try.
rigorous with twelve men on the themselves fortunate in having this ence in their camp. It was, of field. In the second half Misitis emerg-
pair of youngsters for the years course, an admirable performance, ed as the individual atar of the after a few minutes play. Brown-
Fyfe wrenched a shoulder badly to come.
and it is not much good insisting Round Tanner and Davies, then, on behalf of Leicester that M. F. game, converting both of the tries 86,726 25,858 scored, and adding a fine dropped, a very promising scrum-half, the Swansea team is shaped, and Crowe and R. Leyland were not 24.105 goal on his own
hurt his elbow, and to round off and powerful forwards, strong mid-jplaying. account. The the tale 22,843 first try was scored by Ford and twisted a knee. We can only hope all combined to set Cambridge their of misfortune, Parker field defence, and speed on the wings 21,364 the second by Gajarian.
that these injuries do not turn out most formidable problem. to be troublesome, for it would be BLOW TO LIGHT BLUÉS
15,36G WHEELERS GAIN
NEW MEMBERS
Wallis Strains Thigh
bad luck indeed if Cambridge were
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It is difficult to keep pace with
the changing identity of Leices ter, and so one does not know exactly what they consider their best team to be. But there were England, at half-back, and J. R. B. C. Gadney and C. Slow, of
McLean, who seems to be a popi- lar "tip" for a Trial, at centre. In any case Leicester were too comprehensively beaten to make relevant any
excuses about a missing man or two.
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H.H. Aga Khan
Races Won
45
Lord Clanely
21
H.H. Maharaja of Ru];
8
Mr. M. Benson
28
12,185
Lord Derby ****
28
Sir Charles Hyde
Sir Richard Brooke
2
Lord Durham
Sir Abe Balley
13
Mr. W. Woodward
Lord Astor
11
Mr. J. R. Joel
17
8,292
TRAINERS
Frank Butters
78
M. Marsh
12
J. Lawson
32
J. Jarvis
38
Capt. C. B. Rochfort
30
M. D. Peacock
88
22.291
F. Darling
48
20,163
Capl. T. Hogg
20
O. M. D. Bell
21
15,756
C. Leader
33
15,282
H. L. Cottrill
-31
12,441
Six Liner.
F. Templeman
24
12,187
SIRES
Blandford
63
70,509
32
23,118
37
20,253
25
17,981
Winalot
46
16,645
Mannu
27
Foxlaw
24
Sansovino
20
12.439
Achtoi
18
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JOCKEYS
Won
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G. Richards
199
167
110
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F. Fox ..... 127
74
70
We had hardly settled into our bridge showed Leicester their tac-
W. Nevett.... 108
63
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R. Perryman ..
87
74
60
242
H. Wragg *** 72 72
62
312
T. Weston
69 69
72
concluding at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Bind- I do not expect to see better foot-sent Davies away. Daries slipped ball close.
and they kept the
5. Donoghue 65 50
56
P. Heasley...
61
43
C. Ray ..
34
12
231
53 45
36
273 most pleasant afternoon ride. made such a name for themselves.
325 Stanley, Repulse Bay, and Aber-spired by Tanner and. Davies, the there was Powell racing over the 240deen, and was responsible for a schoolboy half-backs who have line to score:
Some of the, Leicester foot-
rushes were excellent, and it
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To my mind, Cambridge came to lose these three players, Fyfe, in through the ordeal with consider particular, would be hard to reable credit. They lost Fyfe early, place.
a serious blow, and they were Naturally these accidents affect-twelve points down in twelve min- ed the run of play, which was autes, but after that they stuck to great pity, for the match promised their guns and, refused to give in, to be uncommonly interesting, and even scored an excellent try A re-arrangement of the week-Cambridge had set us talking by with only thirteen men in action. 15,847 end plans by the management of their run of victories, and Swan-) 12,619 the Hong Kong Wheelers deprived sen came up from Wales with ajatances, to form
It is difficult, in the circum. H. A. G. Keates of the leadership big reputation. 12,049 of last Sunday's run which was 11,386 conducted by C. Bindley. Several 11.313
new members took part
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any reliable FORWARDS DO WELL opinion of Cambridge's strength.HAT can be sald is this: If SWANSEA'S INSPIRATION Their forwards were willing Let me say at once that Swan enough in the nose, and until he leading the Leicester pack the score D. A. Kendrew had not been
and sea did not disappoint. There was injured I liked the look of might easily have been for ty. Tam 3rd Unp. this was the main reason for were moments in fact when they Browning at scrum-half.
439 the change of programme, a short fired us with visions of a real
402 run of 25 miles being taken on the Welsh Rugby revival, so brilliant-seats before Griffiths picked the tics clearly. They could not com- 281 Island, starting at 2.30 p.m. and ly did they play in the first half. ball up, slid through a gap, and pete in speed,
322 ley led the party via Tytam Gap, ball this season, and it was in- outward, passed to Whitton, and
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UNIVERSITY HOLD SERVICE CORPS TO DRAW
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RANGER'S EXCLUSIVE FORECAST
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THIRD DIVISION (North) BARROW (5) v Darlington (2) CARLISLE (3) v York (2)
Cambridge have not waken up,
were in danger. Day and Payne cleared, however. Wooller was put down with a devastating tackle; the ball wont loose; Grif- fiths snapped it up and punted Aday their combination was
271 Next weekend's run ja to be un- Davies, the stand-off half, is we said to one another, and sure sider the leadership of 1. S: Farrar, without a doubt a great player in enough the next moment brought According to the programme Castle the making. There are the immis-à glorious dash by Fyfe, and Swan- Peak and Un-long are to be visit- ed,, starting from Jordan Road Ferry at 9.30 am. This run, to which all local enthusiasts are cordially invited, is scheduled to to great advantage. The goal that terminate at 5 p.m. It had been the was scored against him was after intention of the founder to con- he had slipped down while trying duct this spin, but, unfortunately, to kick the ball from Senior's stick.. Walliis has strained a thigh
Ang Shines On Wing
tendon with the results that he will S. Reed and A. V. Riverio, cen- not be in the saddle for two or tre-forward and inside-right
three weeks. pectively, were the only two for wards to combine, though, K. T. BADMINTON MIXED ROTHERH'M (3) v Crewp (+),
reg
Ang, on the right wing, was seen in some very fine runs before sending over well-placed centres.
DOUBLES LEAGUE
The Service Corps are certainly Recreio "B" And K.C.C.
Win Easily.
diagonally.
S for the backs, considering the
Curious though, it
A perfectly judged kick, and magnificent." Davies raced through to catch the may sound, I fancy they may have CHESTERF'D (6) v Gateshead (2)ected Lovely football, this, and criticism that might be met are ball and dart over for Swagger's taken an idea or two from the LINCOLN (-)
second try, which Glyn Davies can-Americans last Easter. The only
v Chester (-) HALIFAX (G) v Hartlepool (2) · MANSFIELD (5) v Accrington ((0)· Rochdale (1) New Brighton (1) TRANMERE (5) v Southport (0) Walsall (2) v STOCKPORT (0) WREXHAM (1) v Doncaster (1)
THIRD DIVISION (South) Bournemouth (3) v TORQUAY (4) BRISTOL C. (5) v-Brighton (0) CLAPTON (0) v. Bristol R (0) COVENTRY (2) v Southend (0)
v. Cardiff (0).
Luton (-) CHARLTON (1),
NEWPORT (1) v Aldershot (2)
after Davies had run the length of that both. Jones and Wooller are the field there was a line out in the occasionally inclined to beat! Just Cambridge. twenty-five, and Grifone man too many; fiths, again to the fore swung on his left heel, and dropped a goal..
ANOTHER PERFECT TRY This was grim for Cambridge, and although their forwards went at it with a will, the Swansea cen tres tackled like demons, and be fore long Tanner went off from, the line-out. D. White backed him up, and young Davies was gliding
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For instance, Wooller's wonder- ful run ought to have ended with a pass to Candler, when be reach- ed the full-back. He had no bukl...-- nesa to "dummy", the back al though it happened to come off. It would be less likely to do so in the University match.
feeling the loss of their centre- half, Halford. In the first half they tried Ramson, from left back. He Playing in their first match of EXETER (4) was very good in defensive work, the Mixed Doubles Badminton Lea- Gillingham (1) but failed to give the forwards the gue at King's Park last night MILLWALL (-) necessary support. After the inter-the Club de Recreio "B" teamAMPTON (2) v Queen's P.R. (1) through once more to score another SCRUM HALF: HUBL val Jeffers tried the position, but met with very little opposition READING (0) he also is a back-line defence man when they defeated the Taikoo Re- WATFORD (4) and was too slow,
creation Club by nine clear sets. Senior was seen in many of his
SCOTTISH fast attacks, but was too well mark-ed when the Kowloon Cricket Club AYR (-)
Another league match, was decid ABERDEEN (5)
Albion (-) ed by W. Singh to be really danger-defeated the Chinese Recreation CLYDE (1)
Club by 8 sets to 1 at the K.C.C. DUNDEE (4)
Scores were:-
OUS.
R.A.S.C.-Headiand; Grant and Jet- fers; Dally, Ramson and Mecker; Bar- low, Tipple, Senior, Toogood and Jet- feries
University: Chin; Gosano and Silva; Oliverio, Singh and Too; Ang, Riberio, Reed, Tang and Ching.
CLUB SENIORS BEAT
R.A. OFFICERS
=
Recreio "E", Taikoo
-
Swindon (0) - v Crystal P. (0)
LEAGUE Hamilton (1) ►
v HEARTS (-): v. Dunfermline (-) Queen's Pk. (1)
v. Airdrie (0)
St. Mirren. (1) CELTIC (2)
perfect try...
GATHER that of the Cambridge"
Gentofte Kwai nat
Swansea Ted at the interval, therefore, by fifteen points, and Swensen one le, serious, the other soon afterwards, when Cambridge two merely troublesome. K., C. had threatened the Swansa line, Fyfe's shoulder and G. W. Barker's Browning had to leave the field, ankle are likely to be mended within and Parker came up to scrum-half, a fortnight or so which means As so often happens, Cambridge there is no danger of their not played with redoubled vigour, and being thoroughly tuned up for suddenly Wooller, running very Twickenham on December-11.
(FALKIRK⋅ (2) Hibernian (1) H.A. Alves and Miss C. Silva (Rec-MOTHERW'L (2) v Partick (3) reia "B")- beat GA. Smith and Miss R.
RANGERS (2) Kilmarnock (2) ST. JSTONE (4) Queen O'S. (0) Summers..........
.... 21-10 [Figures in brackets denote result powerfully, went bang through the beat M. Stephen and Miss J.
of corresponding game last season, and Swansea defence, punted ahead, Summers
21. 7 teams in capital letters are favoured to and Candler was there to touch win. All teams mentioned first are down for a try, which Parker con-
beat. T. Stantain, and Misa, S.
Simpsons
... 21-playing at home.
L. A. Carvalho and Misa S. Reme dios (Recrela "B") (Continued From Page.
beat Smith and Miss Summers
TI 21-18 Divett scored before the, interval, beat Stantain and Miss Simpson 21-1 best Stephen and Miss Summera. 21-2 and Lay and Divett clinched the A. M. Silva and Miss A. Bemedios issue after the change over.
(Recreio "B"}
BONAVIA AND COLLEGE ADD 147 RUNS
Continued From Page, b)
Pte. Morris, Capt. Trimble, St.
verted.
Swansea discounted this fine ges- ture immediately when Williams dribbled away from a scrummage on his own to gather the ball and flop over the line for the last try in a fast, Interesting, but unlucky match
- Cambridge University, G. W. Par
www broke), W. Wooller (Rydal and
But there is little chance for
O. C. Browning, who has to the ligaments of the upper part of the arm. Thus have Cambridge had their share of ill fortune. The captain has to forage for a new scrummage half just when it seemed that this, perhaps the most difficult of his problems, had been settled wat
CHAMPIONSHIP
Club:--C. Gregory, J. Rodgers, Pat-beat Smith and Miss Summera.. 21-0 ter, Tetley, W. A. Reed, G. Summer, N. beat Stephen and Miss Jummers 21-10 Mackay, Bramwell, G. E. R. Divett and beat Stantain and Miss Simpson 21-11 A. T. Loy.
HK.C.C./v. C. R.C. Artillery-Lt. Webb, Lt. Metcalfe, C. E. Collins and Miss M. Grifiths Lewis, Pte, Saunders, Pte. Snook, Pieker (Crypt (Glee) and Selwyn); W. LADIES YACHTING Capt. Michell, Mir. Mackintre, Lt. (K.G.C.); Flowerdew, Capt. Booper; Lt. Ramis, beat F. H. Kwok and Mrs. Lo, 21- 8 Pie. Apps did not hat.
Goutly, Pte. Leigh, Pte. Mendown and P. L. Candler (Sherborne and Pend G-S. Johnston (Tonbridge and Clare), Lt. Garthwaite, Lt. Ravenhill, Lt. Laine, beat W. C. Choy and Miss A. Lee 21- 1 and Lt. Kayll
beat S. W. Liang and Miss WAS N
Ching
2 Creigh C. Wigs and Mrs. Politi (K.C.C.) Thatcher lost to Kwok and Mrs. Lo7-21 Ginisple beat Choy and Miss Lee
23-23 Ellis beat Liang and Miss Ching 21-14 Leppard G. Zimmera ad Miss A. Mackenzie Pegg |(K.C.G);—/
China Mail Sports Diary
TO-DAY
Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Ladies Section LG. U..monthly, modni competition (New Course Fan
Hockey
TAM CAV Central British
(M/GIA; Grd., 5.15 p.m.)
beat Kwok and Mrs. Lo bent Choy and Miss Lee beat Idang and Miss Ching LEAGUE TABLE
w Christ's), K. C. Fyfe (Oundle, and
Calas): C W. Jones Llandovery and Miss Larson Wins From 0250 Clare), 0. C. Browning (Harrow and
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Cinre); A. M. Rese (Llandovery and
0. Cath's) C. D. Laborde: (Harrow.
4 and St. Cath's), P. R. Bowring (Rugby
80 b90 and Trinity), G.) A. Braithwaite Joss, salled by Miss M. Larson,
Grahamstown (SA) and Emmanuel), won the Fourth Ladles Champion- (ed) me); ship yacht race over a course of 8.2
21-11 PETTIFER CHALLENGES SOUTH W. Seligman (Harrow and Calus miles, held by the Royal Hong Kong
AFRICAN CHAMPION CR. L. France (R.M., and Belwyn),"
M. N. Forrest (Rugby and TrinityYacht Club yesterday, crossing the
24-23
21-14)
Game WLD. FAP Jack
fer the Bri
Swansea Grifiths Powell, G Whitton, Grinthe
line ahead In the
Het by Mrs. John, H. Payne, D. while in Thite E Long
Mrs. M
Referee:
G. Bott
Lola won from 13 other
Bitors.