St. Andrew's ON THE RECORD Win Annual Hairless Ethiops

Golf Match

The annual match be. tween Royal Hongkong Golf Club members of St An- drew's and St George's Societies was played at Fanling on Sunday under excellent weather conditions and resulted in a win for St Andrew's by 14 points.

St Andrew's led by 19% 10

ot 1314

the end of the Singles; morning

the St George's 1cam enjoyed A Jead of 1% points over their opponents on the Old Course but lost this advantage on the New Course where their cul- leagues lost by 4% to 114 points.

Messrs J. McKelvic and F. C. Clemo, Chieftains of St And- rew's & St George'n Societies respectively, sturted the after- noon proceedings by driving off at the first tee at 1.10 pan. J. McKelvie's

drive must

fine

have encouraged the row's side

as they were

St And- effor's to greater

never "headed"

and won the afternoon games

by 19% to 10% polnis,

The

afternoon ruind was Brent extent by This

marred to a the slow rate of play.

was caused principally by two "four-balls" in another com-

polillon which started at 12.40 & 12.45 p.m. and,

with o

clear Course, took nu less than

an 3 hours and 25 minutes to com- plete their rounds,

Members are again reminded of the four- bull rules which, in the in- terests of all players, must be adhered to. The rules referred to are as follows:

1. The owner of a ball played

nut of bounds lakes no further part

in the play of the hole,

2-Only the owner and his caddie may kok for lost ball,

J.-Nobody in sny elrewnstances may play "two inore" then his part-

Dr.

4-Every player should take the carllest opportunity of picking up his ball when his partner needs no further constance,

Members are also reminded that

in peccmary dut players hali

Also Play Lawn Bowls

It doesn't happen too often that a man books passage at Aden for Hongkong, and it in no improbable that Cambridge swimming Half Blue Christopher Astwood in the first Bermudan ever to have boarded ship at Aden witiz Hongkong 08 his destination,

at Aden He happened to be because that is reasonably near lo Ethiopia where he had been an an expedition to Lake Tana. ^ contemporary Insista that among ollier reasons that prompted Mr Astwood to go to Lake Tana was a Hesire to take

much swimming ax possible.

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1953.

shore-swim to their work every morning and there is no thriv Ing ferry service.

Wales And England Present A Threat To The All

By J.R.

Blacks

WATKINS

The overture to the All Blacks rugby tour of the British Isles is near com- pletion. Soon now the tourists will be getting down to the serious business and prime purpose of their, trip—the International matches against England, Scolland, Ireland and Wales,

Good enough as a swimmer to have merited an Olympic trial in Bermuda and to have won the 100 Yards Free Style this year's Inter-Varsity match, Mr

Astwood studied

But such has been the appall-without any guide to their form with interest the peculiar swim- ming

ing state of the game north of ¦ in Internationals, All that the stroku of the hairlean

the border during recent years selectors know is that their Lake Tano folk and describes

Union opponents are immensely strong JL 0% 0

peculiar that the Scottish Rugby crawl with

asked to be given extra time and and that they will take a for putting their house in order. deal of holding.

What the Welchen lave to decide is whether they will stick to a few of old hands to provide weight and experience or whether. They will bring in youngsters lacking these quail= | tics, but sounder in mind and limb.

Already in the Land of the Leek they are preparing to find the best possible team to test the tourists. Normally the honour of staging the first International against a visiting country goes to Scotland.

variations in the movement of the arms and a trudgeon with four beat Butter as far as the legs orc concerned. Bathing costumes are unknown.

The fact that Ethiopians swim

A modest type, Christopher did not surprise Mr Aswood an Astwood admitted yesterday that Lake Windermere

was much as the fact that they also

Consequently, Scotland are last of the home countries to meet the All Blacks, and the first International lakes place at Cardli Arms Purk, scene of the near-to-be-forgotten match in

1805,

quite big enough for him, How-play lawn bowls. This appear by New Zealand teams in this

ever, If picused him note that have been the national game recently when FOCCOT more people resort to self- un locomotion on Lake Tana than found its ways to the shores of do on Lake Windermere.

Lake Tana and became im- | mediately popular An the locni rules of the game include # provision that pants be worn on the playing field-not on attractive novelty.

The inhabitants many of whom prefer to reside on islets a few hundred yards off

Fangio

Wins Pan-American

Auto Race

Chudad Juarez, Mexico,

Nov. 23.

Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina, generally rated the world's best race driver, won the 1953 Pan-American

under Ruke of Golf No. 31 17 auto race today as he finish Ali Limes play without undue ed second in the final lap in delay, the penalty for slow play being the kam of a hole in. Malen | his Lancia. play, or two strokes in Medal play. Slepented offence may result in dú- qualiuation,

Individual scores in the Societies match were as follows:-

CAPTAIN'S CUP

The repiny for the November Qualifler of Bie Captain's Cup was won by R. J. Baker who returned a gard showing one over par for the first eight holes,

Week-End | Medal Scoirs

The following were the bert Medal arores returned during the week-end.

L. While

B. Backlock

K. A. Miller

94-24 - nett G3

03-24 == 001 10 10-10 nett 70 Handicap Revisions The following handicap revisions have been recently released:

1.t-Col P. 11. Carey

F/Lt J. G, Greban

F/14 Leigh-Bennett

D. R. Bounen ..........

H. M. Andrew

FLA P. Plunsbly

Q. S. Grant

E. Thompson

Members are

10

12

Fangio

had

THE QUESTIONS Of the only four mutches Jost

country, two of them, including the 1905 game, were

against Wales.

Can the Welshmen achieve a hat-trick of successes. Or will this side emulate un-

the Spring- boks of two years ago and

The Ethiopian version of lawni bowls involves the use of stones will not too many flat edges but the rules allier- wise

dis-. appear not to be similar to thor, prevalling in the game in Hongkong.

Players do not stoop down occasionally to pick up whisky and soda. They ure more used to a beverage known as talla, which Mr Astwood described as a kick in "

"ditchwater with

.

1

Beside swimming, in which the free style and breast stroke type of competition he prefers sprint distances, Mr Astwood also plays coceer, He managed to make the Charterhouse Ist

an eight-minute | XI. | lead over his nearest rival as

most

the cars began today's final lap Soccer is today fast becoming in the 1,912-mile race and all he the

popular sport in had to do to assure victory was Bermuda, where It is now to avold an necklent or mechani- finally crowding in on cricket, cat failure,

he said.

Driving carefully and surely Hugger is played in Bermuda through swirls of a desert dust and a feature of the season is | storm which

cut the visit of the Yale and Hur- sometimes visibility to 40 yards, Fangio vard XVs. sped to victory although he did not win a single individual leg of the eight-up race.

Last season, in all four inter- for nationals, Hall appeared England at full back. In thaf position his sure kicking was a great asset to his country. Hls place at stand-off was filed by Martin Regan, the Liverpool and Lancashire player. ..

Regan had

good enough senson and struck up quite a

his fair understanding with scrum-halt, Pat Sykes, But he did not convince a lot of people that he was a better stand-off than Hall."

2

THE BEST

THE PROBLEM

Outside the pack the only real Welih problem is an embarrass- ment of riches and 11 is in the I have seen Hall playing this

and J back division, that, I believe, scoson in this position Wales have the ability to bring like to go on record saying that off their third success,

he is the best in the country. He has a wonderful side step The All Blacks, I know, and dummy as well as a first- rate pair of hands which go to

achieve a hundred per cent re-nware of the great threat which

cord in their games with the the hard four home countries? These Grimths will are the questions intriguing the funs.

Gareth

running present. But my tip to them would be to con- centrate their attention ra Cli

brilliant fly-half Morgan, the

My personal bet is that Wales are most likely to beat the All (or first ave-eight if you prefer Blacks-lf they are to be beaten I that way) who is capable

complete foot.

make him the baller at stund-off.

for

It will not be easy to find a substitute

because him, although a fine crop of young players has emerged during the at all. But I have it on cod as he did at Twickenham two last couple of seasons, class full authority from one closely asso-years ago of winning any backs are still in short clated with the game is England | match almost single-handed, Even 50. I

hope that Englan that it is al Twickenham, on

There can be no question that January 30, that the All Blacks fase their toughest match.

will take the bold course of England are much more fitted replacing Regan with Hall and now to deal with the All Blacks get about the problems of And- ating themselves a new last line The reason fer this, I am tok, † than they would have been

of defence. If they do so they is that the improved standard any other time since the

why

their of club rugby in this country-But England too have their will be on the

over

as brought to light many new

they

the All In England's

revolve second victory Cham-problems and reflected

Blacks. pionship succes lust season around the controversial figure

of Nim Hall.

players, whereas in Wales they ja are si putting their faith

veteran men now reaching the Floge.

Certainly it is true that in th

it in the first Welsh trial there sprinkling of those who by Rugby standards nre getting long in the tooth.

But the problem facing Wales is complicated by the fact that they have to meet the All Blacks

very popular 3 Supply Depot

Swimming is from May to August, some of the best Ameriçon swimmers Umberto Maglioll of Italy, in putting in an appearance at the a red Ferrari, won today's instig galas which normally lap with a record- 337 fiat for the three hours and include a lot 223.5 miles, giving him three of fancy diving and synchro-

nised swimming.

straight top victories, but he was

24 too far back to be a threat to Fangio or the other leaders.

reminded of the

necessity for returning two cards early as possible. These are required for the annual revision of handicaps which should take place before the _end_of_the year,

Junior Championship"

Entry lists are now posted at the Ome and in Club Houses for the Junior Championship qualifying round; the leading to whi, quit:Y for the match play. This coinpeil- tion 18 open tu players will handt- cape of in, to 10.

Hockey Trial On

December 12

In preparation for the annual Hongkong-Macao hockey inter-

Chinese port match on

New Year's Day, February 3, in long- kong, the first of a number of interport trials will be held on Saturday, December 12 at 3 pm. at the King's Park pool ground. " Clubs are requested to forward the names of any suliable players to Mr N. L. Nery, China Inter- national Motors Ltd, Gop Road, Happy Valley by Thursday. December 3. Further detalls will be announced later. WEEK-END

FIXTURES

The following are the week-and League Axtures?

Ladies'

"

Saturday

úrove

All three Itallans Langias and it was a burning desire to bent this Lancia team which pressed Maglioli to new records in his red Ferrari.

Bermuda's

Jast

com-

negroes -

War.

-(London Express Services

Sign, Please!

By HENRY LONGHURST

Animated tinkling of our antiquated front-door bell brought me out at an ungodly hour last week to sign for a registered packet.

It was of imposing dimensions, and I opened it with a lively surmise. The sender will, I trust, forgive my recording a slight disappointment at finding it to be 2

Lead In The request for an autograph.

Darts League

flattering and unintelligible-smile, has a page to himself.

Such a request is to me both his cleft chin and mischievous

but then I was never an auto-"We are keen on this Match," graph-hunter. My forte was he says, "and, win or lose, we bug-hunting. My "variety" In Section

of are going to enjoy it." Could 1 of the San |***

the Chalkhill Blue, captured anyone,

I wonder, put a bet- . Brewery Darta near the Royston golf course ter philosophy of sport in

30-odd years ago and said to fewer words? be worth a fiver, remains an Imporishable memory, equival- ent at least to the signature of Ben Hogan.

However, petitive swimming population is bigger than Hongkong's, The official time gove Fangto not

with there being about 50 seniors Miguel 18:11:00 for the race Pietro Tarum second In-16:18:51- and 150 Juniors in all involved.

In a season's competitive swim-League No. 3. Supply Depot and Eugenio Castellot third

ming. Bermuda's in 18:24:52.

continue to retain their un- two-thirds of the population-broken record and remain prefer dry sports.

head of the table. Athletics have caught on, though there are few meetings They are closely followed by as the season is very short. REME Command W/S who also Though a Bermuda's climate is not very

gemes played. This is a formid friendly to most sports through-able side, a stalwart player in out the greater part of the year. their tean being BQMS Rober's The Bermudan selectors for In Section 2 the surprise result Lancia lenders when they the last Olympic team had an of the week was the defeat of the squad and unusual problem on their hands is Norfolk Regt by the 7th

as the two leading feminine Koyal Tank Regi. sprinters, both of them up to Olymple standard, had the same name. Ono could never be sure which Thelma Jones won.

SLIGHTED

The young Maglioli belleved that he had been slighted by the

picked their vowed to "show them their mistake."

Fangio, who had bet $10,000 that he would finish umong the first three, smiled as he stepped

from his car.

A GOOD SWAP

Then there

the

is my boyhood hero, Abe Mitchell, In his severe jacket bud plus fours, delivering a tremendous blow with his right forearm--and no nonsense about Interlocking or My experience of autograph overlapping. tourists' paradise, have a 100% record for the

And Leo Diegel, hunung has been confined to who elbows-out putting style that of agent-collector

Into roling

And younger member of the famliy put the verb "to diegel"

vocabulary. for whom once secured Bob Syd Easterbrook, who had one Hope and Bobby Locke on the one-yard on a left-hand slope same shtet of paper. Tueix com- to win the entire match-and bind swamp value turned out holed it.

tarts and 10 jam geometry set. Later, I secured Hope, Bing Crosby, Donald Peers and Ted Htay, alm on one sheet of paper. Negotiations for these. 1 are still in pro-

Mr Astwood arrived here too

"I want a drink," he said.'”Ilale for the swimming tesson. drove very, very hard. No, but there was precious little in- am not tired,"

formation available at Aden on this subject, so he can hardly be Guldo Mancini of Italy, driv-blamed for having mistimed his ing a Ferrari, came in fourth arrival by some eight months. with a total elapsed time of 19:40:29.

Magloll, who

Cheang Kin-man is not parli- cularly threatened in the free gained one style sprints, but Me Astwood's place on the final lop, finished | breast" stroke tires may sel fifth with 20:18:28,

worry the best we have in Hong- kong.

Jean Rosser of France, in a Lago Talbot, was sixth with 20:21:22.

Division Victorians Recreio "A" 2.30 + Police Ground, Boundary Street; umpires, Cpl Daldwin, Y. Khan. Gremlins V Recreio

3.45 pm Polteo Ground: umpires, Woй Bell, DSM Turton, Dorians v K.G.V. "A". 230 Ground, Boundary pn., Army Street: umpires, 1/Cpl Moore, Tara Bingh. XO.V. "" v University, 20:48:29. 3.45 pm Army Ground: umpires, J.D. Gonsalves, CPO Bail.

Sunday

Efrain Fehevarria of Mexico seventh in a Ferrari with

was

"RECORDER"

4

Scores of 140 were made by Field of the 14 Field Regt R.A. and Mathews of MPSC Murray Barracks.

Results of matches played on November 13-

Mend 1.

RA 1.

Section 1

RE Whyred 5, CPD Mess Tamar I REME Command W/8 5. Ad. Civ. 33 General Hoap, 4, 72 LAA Nest RAP Kal Tak 2, 56 Coy, RASC 4 HKCTU 41 BAB

Murray Biks, 3,

3 Supply Depot RASC" 4,

PSC

RA Station 2, 40 Div. B/S & Leave Camp 4.

RAGC 6 COD Depot 6, 15 Fid, Park Sqdn. 0.

League Blandinge

10

understand, gress.

THE BAD OLD DAYS

As to the advertisements they would reveal to the Goit Foundation pupil of today a different

You world.

could have X's super "surprisingly for Ave As autograph-hunted, Instead long bau" at three of hunter, I have, like all who bob, or Y's ("will fly 20 yards

any other") have attended a championship farther than

at

at St Andrews, had consider two bob a time. Both, alas, aro

anyone defunct now... seen leaving the last green able experience, since

cea is Indiscriminately besieged by a horde of elamouring mostly

with ginger freckles, and elongated teeth.

Bo-and-so's socks would give mastery children, you the "unconscious

hat of the ball that comes from comfortably attired," canine being

while with the new laminatext wooden shaft "no hitting i This is a humbling business, | necessary—just а nice

Casy

for as soon as they have retired swing and the ball leaves the to decipher the name of their clubhead at a tremendous pace,

3 Supply Depot RASC 3 3 0 0 14 4 5 capture they are to be over with a feeling which a well-

PWDLF AP

HEMĖ Čominand W/S

Hungarian Team

a Cay BASC......

M Coy RASC

"The wind bothered To Meet England

Men's 1st Division-Argonauta v Ereatly today," Rosser satd. RAF

Polles Ground: um passed only one car coming pis P. F. Xavier, pirci;

Men's End Division Thunderbolts dn-Mancini's. I need

Bookunpots, 10.30 .., King's Park

10,30

4.01.

team

more

London, Nov. 23.

PO Mess Tamar 2200 9

HQUP Queen's Dockyard Chargemen HKCTU

NE Whiffleid RAOC COD

HAA Regt RA

33 Den Hoap,

Tukca

RA Sts Gun Club..

to win. I had only one There were no surprises when AN-I: umpires, Fit-Lt Gordon, Comechanic. 1 come back next the Hungarian team to meet Baldwin, HK.1.C. v St Joseph

Happy Valley Pool year if finances Ground; umpires, Sgt. Barton, Krish- United Press. Can Lal. Heorelo "" v University. 2.30 pm. King's Park Recreio Ground; mpires. J. Crebra, Cpl Talwar, Poilce v HKAAT, 1030 aan. Police Ground: umpires, WOLL Southern, 4 9. Orowal.

MPHC Aks international | 40 Div permit"- England in en

soccer match at Wembley on Signat Regt. Wednesday was announced

Snooker Results

CLASSIFICATION ALTERATIONS

The Hongkong Jockey Club

day.

10-

72 LAA Regt BAT" "Kai TAK Ad. Civ. CPO Tumar

Tho eloven chosen all played ¦ 13 Fid Park Baan **

In the drawn match with Sweden and the side conformed with general expectations.

The team:-Groesis. Buzan

Headquarters, Land Forces, bas announced the following sky. Lantos. Bozalk Lorall, beat Hongkong Bignal Regiment, alterations, to the Classification Zaicárias. Budal, Kocsis, Hideg- 3-2 in a George Younger Trophy | Liais: Snooker League match yester- To Class 3: Oubriel Junks, Iping kuti, Piskas, and Czibor.

day,

Kowloon Tong beat Charge

men's Mess 4-1.

Eastern lost to 6. C.O.D.

Ordinance (Composite

from Clam 3.

To Clam 3: First Edition from

The team shows one change

Clais 4, World Peace from Clase 2. from the line-up that won the

To Class 4: Bashful Beauty from 1052 Olymple Cius 3. Ginger from Class 3, Michael Yugoslavia Budni replacing

ber tram cu ..

To C B Diamond Dahlia from Palotas. Class 4, Kasy slam from Claw ¤, L'aro Triomphe from Clasr 4.

Depot

Club beat

0.

Section X-

20 1 10 8

described

heard crying, in tones of in known professional

You could even inite contempt, "Och, he's no' as "Selightful." "

by anyone!" Hating to give disap-win a solid silver spoon pointment so easily avoided, beating bogey at St Andrews long ago took to signing myself with a set of somebody's

Cotton and this has cigarette cards, Honry given much innocent pleasure

all over Scotland. It may also, Ah, well, Perhaps the bad eld. I like to think, have resulted' days were not so bad after all:

in many profitable swaps even We did at least win the Ryder if I am in the end unmasked Cup.

As the Van Meegeron of the autograph world.

The book sent by my coTTIS– ponden), however, more than compensates fórề; the trouble at Dorset Regt 8, 40 Field Neat wither of rising at seven aftcen ПА Ф

Ist Norfolk Regt 1, 7 Royal Tank or of appending, my humble Regt 5.

| signature - below that of Leonard 1 Inf Workshop 0, 27 Int Brigade 9. Crawicy, and his comment 14 Field Hest ILA 3, 33 Int Brigade.Selector

1051 Walker Cup

27 Stranges ty 6. let Welch itert 1

32 Med Next RA 4, ist King shorts team-good and unlucky

· League Standingą.

Royal Tank Test 3210 13

1st Dorset, flegt vi

lol”--for hero is not an auto-

Comfortable, Safo, Invisiblo

CONTACT LENSES

Most up-to-dato stylo.

Wom without fluid. "

graph book but the illuminated Whole day wearing tolerance souvenir programme of the

et Norfolk Regt.. 2101 10 8 4 Ryder Cup match of 1933.

title against

27 Stranges Biy

Int Brigade ket

| 14 Fid Rest nä

45. Regt HA

Medium Rext

In the Olymple match, Hide-11 In Workshops

with

To Class 7: WHd Honey from Claas kuti ployed oulaide-right

Fleet China CPO Tamar 9-2.

RAF Chargornea's Mess, Kai *To Claam #: Queenpots from Class Palotas at contre-forward. (10 King's Ret Tak, lost to Dockyard R.C. 2-1, -10°

Reuler.

Ini Welch Regi

27 Int Brigade

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