THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 15, 1938. .
J. C. Miller, above, will lead the Club senior Rugby fifteen against the Army to-days at the Valley.
TRIANGULAR RUGBY TOURNEY ENDS TO-DAY
CLUB ENTERTAIN ARMY AT VALLEY
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND
The Triangular Rugby Tourna- ment will come to a conclusion this afternoon, on the Club ground. when the Club entertain the Army
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INTERNATIONAL RUGBY CLASH TO-DAY
ENGLAND TO MEET WALES AT CARDIFF
The fiftieth International Rugby encounter between England and Wales will take place at Cardiff to- day, and great interest is
being taken in the match in view of the many changes in both teams.TM
The dropping of H. Owen-Smith and Ronnie Gerrard, both former Internationals, from the England full-back position in favour of Freakes, the Oxford skipper and right-wing threequarter, and of Prince Obelensky for Lt. Unwin, of the Army, are the most notable fea- tures of the England team.
Wales have suffered a rude dis- appointment in the recent injury. caused to Wooller, one of their greatest attacking centre-three- quarters, whose vacancy will be filled by Claude Davey, who played against England and Ireland last
season.
England are the present holders of the trophy, having won all three games last season, whille Ireland were runners-up, Scotland being third, and Wales the "wooden-
to determine the wooden spoon- spoonists."
ists.” The Club should win quite | QuÁRATE comfortably as the Army will be flelding several newcomers.
The Royal Navy, it will be re- called, have already won the Trian- gular Tournament Trophy. His Ex- cellency the Governor has intimat- ed that he will be present at game.
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Preceding this the Club “A” fif- teen will meet H.H.S. Cumberland at 2.45. p.m.
P. L. CANDLER PLAYING FOR ENGLAND TO-DAY
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London; To-day.—P.~ L. Candler, St. Bart's Hospital, who has played for England for the past three seasons, has been brought
into the International side to meet Wales to-day at Cardiff, as E. J. Reynolds, of Old Cranleighans, who was previously selected as the England stand-off-half, has been admitted to hospital for tonsili- tis.-Reuter.
Of the total number of games played to date, England hâve won 25, Wales 18 while six encounters have been drawn.
The following are the teams →→→→
Army: Füs. Perritt (Fusiliers); L/Cpl. Ayrton (R.A.S.C.),`` Lt. `R. D. Maclagan (Seaforths), 2/Lt. Gudgeon The following are to-day's teams: (Middlesex) and 2/Lt. Chiverall (Mið-
England-H. D. Freakes (Oxford dlesex): Pte. Rainey (Seaforths) and University); E. J. Unwin (The Army), Sergt. Bailey (R.A.M.C.); Sergt. Moore P. Cranmer (Richmond), A. E. Nichol- (Middlesex), Pte. Knowles (Seaforths), son (Richmond), H. S. Sever (Sale); Spr. Rumball (R.E.); 2/Lt. I. A. P. L. Candler (St, Bart's Hospital) and Maclagan (Seaforths); Cpl. Wainscote B. C. Gadney (Leicester); R. J. Long- (RE. of Signals); Spr. Hall (R.E.). land (Northampton), H⭑ B.. Toft Capt. Gillespie (R.E.) and Lt. Crawford (Waterloo), H. F. Wheatley (Coven- (R. C. of Signals).
try); A. Wheatley (Coventry), T. F. Huskisson (Old Merchant Taylors); W. Club 1st XV M. W. MacGrath; D. H. Weston (Northampton), D. LK
· H. Stewart, H. D. Bidwell,
W. E. Millman (Bedford) and R. Bolton Grieve, M. G. Carruthers; A. H. R. (Harlequins). Butcher, J. L. Bonnar; K. A. Watson, K. W. Salter, E. N. Stout; A. F. 'Holden, W. E. Peers; J. C. Miller (Captain), A. J. G. Taylor and J. Red-
man.
Wales:-V. G. J. Jenkins (London Welsh); W. H. Clement (Llanelly), J. Idwal Rees (Swansea), Claude Davey (L. Welsh); A. Bassett (Aberavon) and H. Tanner (Swansea); Cliff Jones (Captain), W. J. Travers (Newport), Club "A" XV:-F. Cessford; H. van E. Morgan (Swansea), H. Rees (Car- Leeuwen. E Taverner, F. M. Watts, Hain), L. Watkins (Cardiff), H. McCar F. Hopkins; C, W. Lyle (Captain), Pley (Newport), A M. Rees (London R. Henderson; T. Swan, T. H. Pratt, Welsh), H. Vickery (London Welsh) K. H. G. White; B. Hynes, A. S. Olsen; and F. L. Morgan (Swansea). A. G. Dalziel, G. L. Eastgate and J. K. Birty
The following have been success- ful in winning the Triangular Tournament Cup since the incep- tion of the competition in 1910:
1910 Club
1911 Garrison XV 1912' Garrison XV
1913
1914
Club: Club
1915-1920 No competition.
1921 Royal Navy
51922 Royal Navy
1923 Royal Navy
1924 Royal Navy 1925 Royal Navy 1926 Club was 1927 Royal Navy 1928 Royal Navy 1929 Royal Navy 1930 Club
1981- Triple tie 1932 Royal Navy
· 1983: ClubTM
1934 Royal Navy 1935 Army -1936- Club***** 1937 Royal Navy,
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BIG CAER CLARK GAME TO-DAY
LTHOUGH the Hong Kong Ladies are at present leading in the Caer Clark Cup series, their this afternoon's encounter on the “Y” ground should determine the ultimate winners of the competi tion, as both these teams are much stronger than either the C.B.A. Ladies or the St. Andrew's La- dies.
in The "Y" Ladies, contrary to expectations, will be fielding their full-side and should win view of their previous splendid record and also because their visitors are not very strong in at- tack. In another Caer Clark Cup encounter the St. Andrew's Ladies should beat the Central Bri tish Association Ladies.
A ports, the "y Ladies, are the only team to maintain their unbeaten record and
"y" Ladies:-Miss 1 Lakeman; Mrs. Burke and Miss A. Fowler (Captain); Mibs K. Tonge, Miss M. McCaw and Mrs. A. B. Henry; Mrs. G. C. Burnett, Mrs. J. Gardner, Mrs. Read, Miss M. Smith and Miss M. Westcott.
HK. Ladies: Mrs. J. Lunson; Miss E. M. Gray and Miss B. Helbling: Miss J. Dalziel, Miss B. Pope and Miss V. Gordon-Smith; Miss M. Smalley, Miss Mrs. Wad- F. Marsh, Mrs Scrimgeou dell and Miss Purves.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME The following is to-day's programme.
Caer Clark Cup
HK Ladies “Y”” Ladies *(“y” ground, 8 p.m.). G.B.A. Laules v. St. Andrew's
(O.B.A. ground, 3 p.m.):
Brawn Cup
Recreio C.B.S. "A"
(CB.S. ground, 2.45 p.m.1. C.B.A. Ladies v. "Y" Ladies
(CB.A. ground, 4.15 p.m.).
C.R.S. "B" Seaforth Ladies
(Murray Pde, grd., 8.15 p.m.)
C.B.A. Ladies:-Miss D. Moss: Miss B. Parsons and Miss P. Whitley Miss. I. Woolley Mrk, M. Trail and Miss E. Clewer: Miss S. Best, Mrs. R. Føriter: Mrs. W. White, Miss M. Daniels and Miss D. Hunt.
- St. Andrew's Ladies:—— Mrs, Rose; Miss G. White and Miss L. Cross; Miss M. Lawson, Miss J. Wong and Miss H. Reid; Miss F. Wong, Miss E. Churn. Miss P. Gittins, Miss I. Gittins and Miss E. Banker: