THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1936
RETURN OF SOME OLD FAVOURITES IRELAND'S FORWARD'S SHAKE "ALL BLACKS"
REGAL AND COLUMBIA
DANCE RECORDS
FB 1090 Why dream
Carroll Gibbons and Saroy Orpheuma Why stars come out at night. FB 1096-Its sand old Southern custom
Carroll Gibbons and boy frienda“
According to the moonlight.
INTERPORT SOCCER
TRIAL FIASCO
Johnny Green and orchSOUTH CHINA “A” BACKS
FB 1104 Go into your dance
The little things you used to do.
FB 1152 Is'nt this a lovely day
No strings.
Phil Ohman and orch.
FB-1084-Way down in Honolulu............. Len Fülis and novelty orch.
Haunting me
FB 1081-Call me sweetheart
In a little gipsy tea room.
Marina waltz.
FB 1083-Lättle dash of Dublin
Gibbons and Orpheons
Debroy Somers band
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FANLING GOLF
Captain's Cup And
Stubbs Shield
RYDER CUP DONOR DIES
London, Jan. 2-Samuel Ryd-
er, donor of the Ryder golf cup for which British and American teams compete annually, died here to-day. He was "` years old. Associated Press.
NEARLY RECORD
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MISSING FROM TEAMS
RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATION QUESTION MAY BE ANSWER!
(ByReferee THE Interport-Football-Selection Committee have done a fairly good job in selecting two teams for the first trial next Sunday, although one is immediately impressed by the absence of any Second Division player, as there are many quite good enough.
It has invariably been the custom with the Hong Kong Foot- ball Association to select only players from the First Division, as these men are supposed to represent the cream of the Three Divisions, but what about Cheng Shui-hion, the Eastern leader, who formerly played for South China and who gave Hong Kong their only victory on Shanghai soil several seasons ago and Singleton, the prolific Third Division scorer, and they are only two among others.
It would be very interesting to see what really good talent could be unearthed from the junior teams, as I have seen several
leading lights" promising players who are equal, if not better, to some of our
KOWLOON TO."
MEET S. CHINA "A"
IN SENIOR SHIELD
Interporters Leave By M. V. Victoria
NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS ELECTED TO COUNCIL
Rodger, on his displays throughout the season, has fully justified inclusion, while Rowlands, the Army custodian,{
Medical circles throughout the world are interested in the re-
port from Budapest that "Frau- lein" Zdenka Koubkova (above), holder of the women's world $80
̈a-man through a minor operation. Doctors are said to ‘have inform- ed Koubkova that she (or be) has the option of either sex.
started brilliantly only to fall Yards track record, may become away during recent matches. One goalkeeper who must be given a trial is Boyes, of Kow- loon, who is credited with several very outstanding per- {formances.
It will be seen from the teams below that all of South China “A's” fall hacks have beef omitted-
The draw for the Second Round Why?
Was it because of Tam
of the Shield Competitions and ong-pek being ordered off or have
the election of members to fill the
BILLIARDS TITLES
the Association considered the re BIG ENTRIES
sidential qualifications of the res- vacancies on the different com-
This is one of mittees caused by the impending Pective players? departure of Captain E. Hague, to see answered.
many questions which I would like provided the only important busi- ness at the monthly meeting of the Connell of the Hong Kong Football Association, which was held last night and which was presided over by the new Chair- man, Colonel H. C. Harrison, D.S.O.
Others present were Mr. T. `A. Mitchell, and Commander. T. A.. Hussey, Vice-Presidents, Messrs
Last Year's Mistake Last year, it will be recalled the Colony's Interport team had three players, namely Wong Wing, Lee Tin-sang and Tam Kong-pak, who were members of the Hong Kong Football League but who were not residents of the Colony. Is this to be repeated again?
RECEIVED FOR
BOTH EVENTS
B.AT. Give Cups
BUT
OUTCLASSED BEHIND SCRUM
CAUGHEY FINDS GAPS IN MIDFIELD DEFENCE
VITAL TRY DISALLOWED
(By HOWARD MARSHALL)
MANY hopes went crashing down at Lans- downe-road on Saturday, when New Zealand beat Ireland by a goal, two penalty goals and two tries (17 points) to two penalty goals and a try (9 points).
Some of us suspected that New-Zealand-team work would be too much for Irish impetuosity, but at the back of our minds there was always the feeling that the Irish forwards might snatch a glorious victory.
Those forwards did their gallant best, without a doubt, and several times in the second half they sent New Zealand reeling back with smashing blows. At one period, indeed, New Zealand Hed by only eleven points to nine, but Ireland could not produce
the final scoring thrust.
›
It was the old story of the,
first-rate borer against the
ADVANCE OF
fighter, and with sundry feints THE STEADY jand counters and straight lefts the boxer escaped the knock-out punch, and won-handsomely ont points. A fine performance by New Zealand, and the sincerity lof our congratulations is at the Isame time a measure of our
respect for their opponents.
The Missing Referee Here one must interpolate a note on the strange affair of the missing referee, which sounds like an entry in Sherlock Holmes' case-book.
QP. RANGERS
Crystal Palace Have Full-Back Problem
DAWES VERY MUCH IN DEMAND
Ludou, November 22. Queen's Park Rangers for pro-
By some unhappy mischance the chosen official, Mr. M. A motion! Perhaps nobody has Allan, missed a train connec-thought of it, but such is the pro- tion on his way from Scotland, gress they have made since the and could not reach the ground, arrival of Cheetham, Bartlett, Al- in time. An awkward situa-ian and Lamacien that promotion tion, but Mr. Allan's place was has became more than a logical
taken by Mr R W. Jeffares, of possibility.
ireland, who accepted this heavy. It is seven seasons since they responsibility at the eleventh were so well placed Reading, at hour, and carried out his diffi-the moment, have a clear lead în
Lane, Crawford's And cult task with an impartiality points it would, nevertheless; be which must have satisfied both unwise to overlook the possibility *sides,
of three or four others being hard I am sure, at any rate, that on their heels after the turn of he had a perfectly good reason the veRT."
OSMUND DRAWS BYE
INTO SECOND ROUND
for
one
particular decision Now that Mr. William Birrell which displeased the crowd at has been able to introduce Ballan- The draw was made in the Club the beginning of the second tyne, with his serviceable Scottish Lusitano last night for the Senior half. A critical decision, as it experience, as the "inspiration" of
I know I am right in saying and Junior Billiards Champion-happened, for Siggins dribbled the attack, further definite pro- M L Railton, Hon secretary, that although several of the ships of the Colony. Twenty-eight over the New Zealand line and gress is expected. Wong Ka-tsun, H Lee, J. McShanghai team were aware of this entered for the Senior champion touched down after a grand Palace And That Back kelvie, S. Strange, CA Golden-fact, and quietly resented it, as it ship, while (61 entries were Irish - forward rush, and Mr.
Jeffares ordered a five yards other hand, is having a very wor- Mr. Tom Bronnlaw, on the berg, C. Guingam. Captain.. E. Hague, Lieut C. Chaplin, Lieut. did not abide by the Interport by secured in the Junior division.
The series will commence"next | scrum, Delamin, Lient. Carson, Captain laws, nothing was said out of com-
rying time in his first year as O'Grady, R., and Mr. Wood there will be no canse for argument understood that Messrs. Lane, had scored, and if Ireland had not good enough, in his opinion, mon courtesy. I only hope that Monday evening when four games Bitter Disappointment manager of Crystal Palace · F.C.
will be played off
is I thought myself that Siggins The team which he took over is ward (EN).
(this yeste The Interport team will be leaving by the mv. Victoria has by no means justified inclusion, trophy for competition among the tional two points for a goal although some new players have
However, Leang Wing-chin, who Crawford Ltd. may donate a been allowed a try the addi-to gain promotion. which sails on January 19, so being about 50 per cent below last seniors, while the British Ameri-from an easy position would recently been secured with the that it will be possible-to-play↑ the Interport team against the who is not a Colony resident, Lee present one to the juniors. The bitter disappointment for the ders, others are still required. In- year's standard. Wong Mei-shun,can Tobacco Co. hare agreed to have made the scores level. A money Norwich paid for Mans Best on the Saturday preceding Kwok-wai and Teo Kwai-shing Association, Mr. E. D. da Boza Jeffares had a closer and better dub back:
President and Treasurer of the crowd, naturally, Messrs. Chaplin and Guinga only South China
but Maries, too, have helped to per the were elected to serve on the Emer-babyothy are on and Mr. B. A dos Remedios, res-view than any spectator, and I Haynes, the captain, is stil. în IN GOLF
Įgency and League: Management
pectively have signified their in- would not dream of questioning hospital following a fractured Committees, but it was decided trial that Captain Hague should ⠀re-19 Costa Passed Over
{tention of providing a cup for the his ruling.
Farm. In the next bed is Worthing- highest breaks in each division. As for the game itself, the ton, who has been operated on for Addington Trounce tain his positions until he leaves There is no denying the fact that The following is the Sub-com-simple facts are these. Ireland cartilage trouble.
Dark Blues
Before closing the meeting the Costa, the St. Joseph's left-back,mittee in charge of all the af took too long to settle down. In Chairman welcomed Lieut. Car- should have been given a trial in rangements concerning tables, the first half New Zealand wonately hard to get another full Mr. Bromilow has tried desper LOOKED LIKE A DAISY CHAN” (son of the Ulster Rides, to the preference to either Swain or etc: Messrs. M. N. Bakusen, EA 23 out of 30 set scrummages, back.
Steel in the Colours' team, but I Remedios, and R. P Phillips. The and the strangely disappointing Shield Draws
understand that Costa cannot re- Referee Sub-committee consists Irish defence could not hold the lot of money if they were agree Crystal Palace could realise a London, December 2 The following is the draw and fore-cover quickly enough and so does of Q. M. S. Staples, Mesers. W. New Zealand mid-field runners able to part with Dawer. Addington, fielding a very cast for the Second Bounds of the not compare with either of the Randall, J. Hodges K. K. Leung.
(Continxed on Page 11)5) strong side against Oxford Und-Senior and Junior Shield Competitions East Lanes” backs?
PA Yvanovich and A. J. Os-
dub refuses, although inquiries are McIversity, won all the foursomes and to be played on Saturday:
Furthermore, one does not have mund (Convenor);
received with almost monotonous the first eleven singles, until the St. Joseph's POLICE W. W. C. Shewan beat P. Morrow of noughts opposite the names
to glance twice at the two teaus (Causeway Bay, 4.00pm) to realise that Whites are the In- rison, 1 up-
of the University players, as 2 CLUB
terport Probables and Colours the v Navy
(Clab, 4.00 pm) {Possibles! ✓ S. CHINA "B" (Soola poo, 400 p.m.)
The following "were the results of the First Round matches in the Captain's Cup, 1935, at Fan- Ling
A. B. Purves beat A. McKellar, 4 and 2.
H. Jusseraud beat K. W. Jones, 3 and 2
J. H. B. Lee received a wo. from A. M. W. Scott. *.
W. L. 3. Key beat J.
Brown, 4 and 3. 1.
D. J. Keogh beat AK. Forsyth, man unkindly put it at the time
2 and 1
D. S. Edward received
from H. A Browning.
"Looked like a daisy chain."
a 9.0.
Council.
SENIDE SHIELD
Lyeeman, R.A
J. R. Sayers, however, became Kowloon the hero of the day by winning
CH. Burton beat CWE the last hole to halve his match
Bishop at the 19th.
with the Ho M. Strate. The re
The Second Round has to be salt is nearly a record. Suurin played not later than January 26 dale beat Cambridge in
Stubbs Shield
The following were the results
of the matches in the Second
match in 1920)
Yet I do not think Oxford are by any means as bad a side as Round of the Stubbs Shield this result makes them appear. They lost four of the foursomes by only one hole
P.W.D. beat Reiss Massey & Co. 1 up.
Drs. McGowan, Anderson & Co. beat B. and Se
Furthermore the new course * extraordinarily difficult.
HK Shanghai Bank received 2 who is not comple Wo" from "Wilkinson & Grist with it.
Chartered Bank beat Harbour
Offices, "2 and 1.
Colonial Treasury beat Lowe, Bingham & Matthews
Gilman & Co. bent CPR 2 UP RE beat HISEA
7. D. Hutchison & Co. received w.o. from the Education
partment
The Third Bound is to be.
not later than January
OXFORD CROSS-COUNTRY
HALF BLUES
Oxford University Cross
half-blues have be
Those Partnerships Agam
NEW YORK MAGAZINE EZ Senior Championship The following is the draw for the Senior Championship.
SELECTS BOXERS
Bye into Second Round: MN. Rakusen v J. F. McGowan,
S. CHINA A EL Strange was obviously in Hong Sling, Q. M. S. Staples y E. D.
First Found: A. W. Grimmitt = W.) (Kowloon, 4.00 p.cinded in the Probables team beda Boza Q S. M. Elvin v N. A JUNIOR SHIELD- APES NET Athletic
cause he plays with Bickford in Santos: Lam Cho cha P. A. Yrano- (Sookampoo, 2.30 p) the Club team, yet Talbot and vich, AE. Pereira jaz. 7. S. M da
LIGA
Lazyjne, R. Ise ▼ # P. Philipe: W.
Eastern
MacAvoy Not Listed Among Leaders!
thor
inside.
Listed in the order of their "A
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goals, and e-forward or
LADIES SAILING RACES.
Miss E
New York, December 20. Rankings of the world's great- Bickford were featured in a bril M. Andrewes M. M. da Silva, C. Qest boxers in all divisions were PORTUGUESA at display together on New S. Cheetham E. A GHW amounced to-day by the "Ring" (Kowloon, 2:30 pm) Year's Day, a combination which Hillyer Chan Kai-yan; Ho Shai-magazine in its annus selection Lobs seway Bay, 230 pm) in itself outclassed any perform cheong W. F. Statord, EL. Bar ance given by the Strange Bickford ros varam Chan-pong, E. A. dos combine during the period that Remedios Sergt. Freeman
ability, the heavyweights are rank-held Bye into Second Bound Lenged by the magazine as follows: Boyal they have been together.
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(champion), Max Schm champion), Primo
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Club, 230 pm)
MCC TOURISTS DRAW WITH SOUTH ISLAND
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However, Sunday's trial will bring ouf the best and the worst: [and there is plenty of time to RA lami, yes-bring about a final selaction, and Jourer - Rowlands (Fachers);|Champion);=
(Bart"Lanen) and Stoele John Henry Lewis and ween play "Several practice gzines before
„Lanes); „Laf; Kwok-chai (Ath={mbiooti weź the team leaves on January 191 letic), Beltran Gersio) -- and place in "af
“Sunday's teams Ire,
(St. Joseph's) B. Gosano | sion. -Walles-Rodger (Club); Male Smỹ- (Becheio), Hii (Club), Leonard (St. Lolo esterday, play
hon (Athletic) and S. Strange (Club),Jpdf's) Talbot (Fumbers) and Bid- Zon Brouil
Pisko Zealanders had Wong Meshm (S Chin And Team Manstu Lent C. Cap-Bizner
against their Lee Kwokowa (S. China “A”), Isolin (East Lines).. re-of: 489: CEL Kwai-shing (S/China “A”), A. Kaed Beserves --Costa/ (St)
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NISHIMURA RETIRES
Tokyo.
Hidwo Aishimura
1934 withdraw competit
tennis