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DIFFICULTIES OF A CENTRE THREE QUARTER WONDERFUL MATCH CAMBRIDGE BOAT FOR THE MANY UNJUSTIFIED
PLAYER
WETHERED WINS GOLF FINAL AT RYE
AITKEN'S VERY GOOD GAME
London, January 23. FOR the second year in succession and for the fifth time in all, Roger Wethered won the President's Putter here, beating W.HH. Aitken in the final by 2 and 1 Wethered is more than an accomplished golfer. He is a wonderful match player and has the curious and useful gift of making his opponents both look and feel less good than they really are.
One would hardly think when watching Wethered saunter in a detached, almost absent manner, down the fairway that so mild an exterior concealed such demoniac qualities. Even his errors are well timed and do not encourage his victims, nor dismay the maker of them.
For much of the final round he was not quite in touch with his putter. The doubtful ones would not drop, but when the pinch came it was Aitken who made the mistake, small enough individually but each one a disaster against an inexorable foe.
ARMY CRICKET heard to mutter, "6 and 5, 1
TEAM
Three Players Not Available
BRITISH MUSEUM
Used By Light Eines in Germany.
Landon, January 1
The racing boat built by Shres Bros, of Putney, in which Cam- · bridge broka. three records in 1934, is to be sent to the British Museum when it goes out at mission.
It was used by the Cambridge crew in-their-German tour last summer, and -may-bermed for boat race practice this year.
CRITICISMS
LOOSE FORWARDS THE TROUBLE
HOFMEYER SHOWS GREAT FORM
The records associated witIN view of the lack of really good centres the bare petory cover Orted:
in local Rugby, the following article by Wel- den Broughton on the difficulties a centre has to face in modern Rugby football should prove vast- ly instructive.
successive victory
fastest time for the course — 18
min 3 secs the bearest stroke
-N, J. Bradley (14st 4lb.).
NTERNATIONAL
RUGBY TOURNEY
FOR TO-MORROW
Next year an English rugby team may be touring South Africa The South African Rugby Union is only awa land's acceptance of their invitation. The year after Sorr Africa is sending a texin to Australia and New-Zealand-
-What sort of a team conki South Africa field to-day? I have asked a number of experienced players, and they all say that while we have good forwards, only one or two inside backs could wear the Springbok jersey with any distinction. ·
But I feel that this weakness in South African centre play is becoming a parrot cry. It started during the Sprinboks' tour of Great Britain- în (FOUR. EVEN TEAMS 1931-32 The centres were not TO CLASH < 8: great Success. Really, of course, with the kicking policy adopted by Bennie Osler, they were not given much chance to be anything but good defenders.
Pleasant Surprise →
FIRST-LOCAL SERIES IN HISTORY OF COLONY
After much preparation four
Is our centre play really quité
BADMINTON
Recreio "B" Lose To Eliot Hall “B”
C.R.C. WIN EASILY
-Eliot Hall juniors continued in winning rein last night by over-
to 1 in the Men's Doubles Bad-
Wethered won the first two holes, and a spectator was
should think But suddenly Wethered began to snatch atị This iron shots. He fuffed his
second to the third, but Aitken teams comprising England, Scot as bad as it is painted? In nearly whelming Recreio "B" by 8, games was very short with his third land and the Dominions, Ireland every report of the matches atminton League at Eliot Hostel, from the back of the green and and Wales will clash to-morrow in Newlands it is rubbed in The let him of. The short fourth the First Round of the first local players must be sick and tired of land at Causeway Bay, St. Ap- Three of the regular Army was halved in 3. Then Aitken International Rugby Tournament all this personal criticism. I used drew's "B" sustained their ninth THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION players will not be available for made a vast attack. He lifted in the history of the game in the to feel sorry for Koos Raath, of defeat when they lost to
the cricket match against the a stymie to win: the 5th in 4, Colony.
Gardens. Admittedly he had his Chinese Recreation Club by 8 Civil Service CC. in the Senior holed a long putt for a 3, at the As can be seen from the teams, faults, but he eventually reached games to 1- Division of the local league to-16th and won that too.
the combinations are fairly wella stage when he could do nothing Detailed results of “Me two Square At Turn
matched and the encounters right through sheer nervousness games were as follows:- Capt. L. J. Walch, the skipper, Both played superb second shots England meet Ireland at 2 pm that he would be pulled to pieces. -Recreio “B” Beaten will not be playing, while injuries to the long 7th Aitken, whose and Wales meet-Scotland and the keeping both Lient J. P. clipping was beautifully done Dominions at 4.15 p., ON the Williams and Lieut CC. Garth throughout, put his third dead Navy ground will evoke great waite out of the side.
Wethered didn't and for the first interest among enthusiasta.
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THE RIFLES MAY DEFEAT S. CHINA "B"
The team to represent the Army time Aitken led. Both hit very. Players have been drawn from will, therefore, be as follows: long drives to the 9th, but Aitken's the Club, the Navy and the Army (Continued from Page 4) Capt. D. W. Persse (Royal finished in a pot-bunker and he and in some of the teams, parti- Artillery), capt., Lient. E. M. Dawwas still in it after three shots.cularly Wales, the strength of the Campbell A Good Pivot.
(East Lancashires), Lieut. Wethered approached placidly on side is almost equal to those, in Campbell, their centre-half, is 7. R-Johnson (Royal Welch to the green and was not asked to the Triangular Tournament The fourth and final Test be certainly an acquisition to local Fusiliers), Lieut. D. M. Prichard putt. All square at the turn
The following are the four tween India and Australia start-soccer and fully demonstrated his (Royal Welch Fusiliers), Lient (Continued in Page 13) teams ed here yesterday
the abilities recently for the Army E. C. Thompson (Royal Corps ofl.
England L. G. Robertson; L close of play the scores were asjagainst South China in the Kote-Signals). C. S M Elvin (East
Final Test At Madras
Madras, To-day.
1
follows:
All India: 182.
Australia: 61 for 4.
and at
Beuter
LEAGUE CRICKET Craigengower Teams For To-morrow
wall Cup.
Ison
Lancashires), Sgt. Daniel (Royal WOODLAND STAG
RECORD
McGonigal and Nelson are a Engineers), Corpl Ballard sound pair of wing-halves and did) (RAS.C.), L/Corpl: Shipp (Royal much to ratile the South China Engineers), Pta Herbert (East) "B" forwards in their last game. Lancashires) and Fuser King Killen is a bustling and thrustful (Royal Welch Fusiliers). (leader and feeds his wingers with! The twelfth man will be Bands- Lanca- some very fine ground passes. man Whitehead (East
[shires). Drawing Their Opponents What I admired about
the K.C.C. CRICKET The following have been chosen Rifles inside-forwards was
represen: Craigengewer in manner they drew the opposing their League matches to-morrow fall-backs before sending their
respective wingers away. against the KC.C.
to
1st XI (Away):—A T. Lee (Capt.),
South China are very
the
J. L. Younggaye, U. M. Omar, certain about their team as two} Zimmern, A. B. Hamson, W. Hong of their full backs, Leung In- Sling, W. Rapley, A. E. Esmail, G. Souza, F. B. Zimmern and Dechan and Lee Kam, were injured
last Saturday's
N. P. Karanjia.
***
·encounter)
2nd XI (Home): A Kitchell against the rifles and are very (Capt.), W. E. Way, T. E. Yeck, Dr-doubtful starters.” C... Lam, J. W. Leonard, B. Hung,
G. I. Lee, E. A Souza, A. Zimmern. G. A. Lee and A. M. Omar.
SIGNALS WIN IN SMALL UNITS
SOCCER LEAGUE
(Continued from-Page 4)
SMALL UNITS FAVOURITES IN
GOOD FORM
(Continued from Page 4)
Morton Off Colour
In defence, Morton did not play
Unbeaten In First Season
(Continued on Page-15).
LOCAL GOLF -
LADIES' SECTION COMPETITION
MISS KNILL WINS.
CAPTAIN'S CUP
the
At Eliot Hostel last night, Phot Hall "B" beat Recreio “E by 8 games to 1:-
B. K. Ng and K. S. Yong (Eliot Hall "B")
¡beat_A.. E. "Xavier and 5. A.
Barros ..
beat F. J. Benedios and A.
Basto best B.
zond
24-11
21-1
Gosano
N *t. Beltrão
`BE-Tan- and W. Chung (Eliot | X=1="BT0 =ami, Jost, to Xavier and BaerOS. 14-21
beat Remedios and Basto
C
Alert Saints Win One Game
limp Chan
Withers (Army), P. C. Frost (Club). In the Captain's Cup competi-beat Gosano and Beltra
Liezt, Benson (Navy), A Btion of the Royal Hong Kong Golf CH. Soon and S. C. Pye (Eliot Rose (Navy); A. B. Lozham (Navy). Club Ladies' Section on the New Hall. "B")
1-17 Lient Hamilton (Army); L. Hami-Course at Fanling, Miss H. Knall beat Xavier and Barros .... son (Array), G. S. Chambers (Club) with a score of 101-33-63 quali-beat Gosano and Feltro 21-10 beat Remedios and Basto 21--13 Marine Light (Navy), Sig. Peddi- combe (Navy), IL. Robinson (Navy),fied. L/Cpl. Harrison (Army). Lt. Wister Mrs. Tinson, with a score · of 1
At Causeway Bay last night, the |{Navy), W. E. Petrs (Club).
one down won the Bogey Pool on Chinese B.C, beat St. Andrew's “B” Beserves: G. S. Wilson (Club), L..
·Shelby & games to 1:--- J. A Feilden (Club). A. B. For the New Course, Fanling. rowes (Navy), A E. Woodman actually tied with Madame Jusse- 18 WINS IN CAREER
(Navy).
rand who was
(CRC):YAK also one dow, beat. A. S. Bliss and M. Weill 21— 8 Scotland and Dominions-I E- but Mrs. Tinson was only two beat 2 White and S. Records always make interest-man
(Navy); E R. McGilchrist ing reading especially if they con-(Club), La St. Clair Ford (Navy), down over the last nine holes Broadbridge
any particular favourite. Stoker Warren (Navy), Sab. Lient, whereas Madame Jusserand was beat L. Kirby and N. Mackay 21.
Wright (Navy); J. Hutchison (Club).] three- down over the second half. TF To and WM- Cheung For this reason we give below the J. L. Bonnar (Club); ML. S. Cumming
(CRC) In the Medal Pool at Happy lost to Bliss and Well record of Woodland Stag, that (Club), J.-S., Dunnett (Club), SE Valley (shortened course), Mrs, beat White and Broadridge: 21 fine old Australian pony which Garrod (Club), M. W. Scott (Club), was destroyed on Tuesday o Ldg. Sea. Bell (Navy), E. B. Cam Tinson won with a score of 86 best Kirby and MacKay
mell (Club), A. D. Coppin (Clab), Lt 33-53. account of old age.
(CRC)= Chapman (Navy). The following teams have been
The following are the results of beat Bliss and Weill Woodland Stag was unbeaten
Reserves: F. C. B. Black (Club), selected to represent the Kowloon the first season it was raced here Rev. Mackenzie Dow (Club), Coud the L. G. U. Medal Competition beat White and Broadbridge 21 1
beat Kirby and MacKay played on January 14: Cricket Club in their league (1931) when it recorded six wins Or Ewing (Navy),
LEAGUE. TABLE TO DATE matches against the Craigenzower in as many starts, and below are Surg. L. Kirkwood (Navy), B. J 91—14-77 (Old Course).
Ireland. - I/Opl. Wall (Army);
Silver Division:-Mrs. Shewin C.C. to-morrow; AA, AAA
the figures for the four following Gallagher (Club), Liet Fraser
Bronze Division-Mrs. C. B. Recreio “p
TEAMS
League Games Against Craigengower
1st XI Home:—F, Goodwin (Cap- tain), E C. Fincher. E. F. Fincher, years: AT Lay, FE. W. Smith, R. E. Lee, WC Hang, A. W. Ramsey, N. 1962 A. E. Mackay, F. 1. Zimmern, S. v. 1933 1924 Gittim
2nd IL Away: Overy (Cap 1935 tain), G. Lee, W. Waplington. A. A
Dand, V. During, B. D. Lay, F. A.
early his usual game, but Whittington Broadbridge, G. P. Cezig, B. Baldwin, The Signals secured an Jead with a goal through Smith, and White were very prominent F. E Lawrence, G. A. Hall
and the Ordnance should have the former's weight having a tell- equalised before half-time when ing effect. Roberts handled the ball in the
FRIENDLY CRICKET
Club Team For To-morrow
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POWOL-F A Pt. 108 26 16.
(Navy), D. A. Hynes (Club); CS
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3 spl Archer (Club), Lt Knox (Navy); Brown 107-31-76 (New Course). Recreio "A
The Spring Meeting and Prize St. Andrew's "A" Lieut. Lincoln (Army), (Bdmin. - Gib-
[CR.C bins (Army), Capt. Gillespie (Army). Giving will take place at Fanling Got Hall Spr. Gallinan (Army), I HMD on March 16, 17 and 19. Eliot Hall "B" (ney (Club)."F.J. McGugan. (Club),
17.7 0.55 8:14
9 7 268 25 14
St John's
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PEREIRA LOSES BY 5 POINTS
Close Encounter In Billiards Tourney
|B. D. G. Barlow (Chab), Lt, Cooper
(Navy)
Beserves:-B. Hynes (Club), G Crick {Clab)
Wales Fus, Preece (Azmy); L
SHEK-0 LADIES
GOLF TITLE.
10 8 2 67 £3
Taikoo R. C.T St Andrew's "B" 11 S and S. Home 9
Mrs. D. L. Newbigging's Kowloon Tong 11
Victory
Cpl. Jones (Army), A N. Other, H. Griffiths (Club), P. Edwards Wright, in the Medicals goal
(Club), Fus Floyd (Army), Damr Drans (Army); A F. Walkdez area, but McQueen shot wide. Howells, at left-back, and Castell,
{{Club), E. P. Humphreys (Club), - Play Improves
in the pivot position, were out-
Fus, Morgan "(Army), A. E. Evans Returning a card of 138, MTS- Lowe, a newcomer to Roth teams made several post-standing.
(Navy), Fax Cheney (Army), Gar. D. L. Newbigging won the second tional changes in the second half local football, at left-half was
Two games in the Colony Eil-Wright (Amy), Fa/Cpl Bebb annual Ladies Golf Champion
de-(Army);
ship of the Shek 0 Country Clubi and play improved considerably impressive, but found Reece and The following will represent the liards Championships were
on Wednesday last The Signals went further ahead Nash a hard pair to break up. Hong Kong Cricket Club in their cided last night, at the Kowloon In the forward line Pym, Youd friendly fixture against the Royal Cricket Club and the Sports Club when Cloverly netted from, close
and Szook played well, but their Navy on the Club ground to-morrespectively.. The Ordnance retaliated and finishing was weak when in front rows soon reduced the arrears through of goal. ⠀ O'Brien, and soon after were on
Tange..
Newcomers Appear
1 Andrew Tse entered the Third A. W. Hayward (Capt), H. Round in the senior section by Armstrong V. C. Bond, F. A. defeating A. P. Pereira by 500 Dunnett, N. P. Fox, A. C. Growder, points to 495, while Cheng Kwai- JR. Way, and W. Wooding. points to 235 in the junior divi-
level terms as the result of a Flint and Wilson, two new D. Kilber, F. Marshall, I, Stein, leung best 1. F. Jordon by 300
players on the right wing, did not nice goal by Goad
settle down for some time, but played better in the latter part of the game
Austin, on the right-wing, com bined much better with Green and kept the ball in the opposing half, Renee, the goalkeeper, was s to make several efforts, but eventually beaten by a fast shot by Smith just outside the
BAOC Rance, Ludlow Oneen, Brice, Gosling and -- Drake, Boden, O'Brien, Atton, Goad and WhymatkaM
Kirsty Lomax Harkins, --Green) "Amphing
The Battery were leading by TO-DAY'S HOCKEY two goals, scored by Baker and Knight, at half time and went further ahead through Nash and Knight soon after the restart.
RAM.CO_Wright, Whitwill. Howells. Hoirs. Castell and 2 Flint, Wison, Pym. Yond and Sho 9th Battery – Rikis. Hutchi oberts, Fenkill" and Clancy, Morton,
Fasloy) and #32Whittington,
Club And Radio To Meet
The Club de Recreio
Hockey
[sion.***"*
owing are the teams
LEAGUE CRICKET.
Medicals Teams For Week-End
The following are the RAM.C. cricket teams for the week-end :—
To-marrow. CBCCL - Set Lewis (Capt), Sgt. Castell, CpL Howells, A/C. Apps: L/C Snook, Pte. Flint, Pte. Foster, Pie, Glendenning, Pte. Saunders, Pta. Thompson?; and Pte. Westwood dee
Mrs. E. J. B. Mitchell with 145 was second, while other scores: were Mrs. L. C. F. Bellamy-151, Mrs WJ Roberts 151 and Mias Joan Dowbiggin 151 There were 16 competitors.
ST. JOSEPH'S EIG TASK ON SUNDAY
(Continued from Page 13 Hong Kong Hockey Club accunda Van der Waal; X = D. Lane and Umpire S/S. Goddard, Scoreline and Gurbachan
Te Pie Lloyd. LF. Nicholson, A. Kate, 22. G.
been brought into and A. N. Other, A. M. Other, L. D. Bunday v. LRC Captain Trimb
1511 the gap at îns Hilber, B.A. Ek Maliny, AAE (Capt.); Sgt. Lewis, Sgt. Caste
The Saints. Bobelbo and As J. Bennitt
Howel
fortunate lately: time, and
Remedios and A. J. Basto; PEY Riders, Pte.
Eves (cket),
E
FAREWELL MATCH FOR DR. SMALLEY
US.R.C. To Meet The K.C.C. At Cricket
wey--enjoyable day is mised the Kowloon Cricket Club' ba Sunday when a farewell cricket
in honour of Dr. between the United
Services Kowloon helt
Club and the Cricket Club will be being as for
I. L. Sinalley, Capt. Berry, Lieut. Harper, Panuse, EN, Lieuti
Lieut. Bartley, EN Lieut. Dawson, La Kondbly}; A. N. Other
Abraham, 2^F. Good-