Sports News
V.R.C. RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
KOWLOON, BEATEN AFTER GRUELLING FIRST HALF.
ANGUS PROVES MAINSTAY OF DEFENCE FOR LOSERS,
V.R.C. JUNIORS BEAT CHINESE BY BIG MARGIN.
[BY WATERMAN."]
The Water Polo League was brought to a close yesterday afternoon when the V.R.C. "A" played the. Kowloon "A" and the VR C.B" played the Chinese B." The V.R.C. scored a double victory. Thus their "A" team won the chuunpionship. Kowloon "A" because of the defent of the Chinese team Inst aight, finished up runners-up in the league.
The game between the V.R.C. "A" and the Kowloon "A" was undoubtedly the match of the season, and as predicted, a large crowd of supporters of both Clubs were present at the scheduled hour.
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There was some "foul play, and in the second half both Soares and Simpson were ordered out of the water. After a goal had been scared they re-entered the bath, but continual fouling led the referee to order both players out for good. But for this, the match was of a high standard, the pace was fast, the forwards active and the defence sound.
The teams were:-
FRC. "A"; Kaigh, Weill,
The First Goal.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929.
LAWN BOWLS.
SINGLES SEMI-FINAL
MATCHES.
FERGUSON AND LUZ GET THROUGH..
LAWN TENNIS.
RUMJAHNS. WIN C.A.A. DOUBLES.
GARRISON SCHOOLS' ·
AQUATICS.
KEEN YOUNG SWIMMERS.
The programme comprised eleven events, including races for boys and giris. J. Green won the Boys' Championship, with W. Fitz Earle a good second. Miss N. Crosman and Miss E. Withers shared the
The annual Swimming Sporta of In the faal of the doubles in the the Garrison. Schools (Hong Kong Chinese Athletic Association Tennis and Kowloon) were heid at the Tournament played yesterday after.V.R.C. bath yesterday afternoon. The two semi-final matches in the
noon at North Point. S. A. aud Lawn Bowls Open Singles Cham. D. Rumjaha defeated Lim Bong pionship of the Colouy were played yesterday in the presence of a large So and John Lim, the two Straits number of spectators. Beth games players, by 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, after a were well contested, a better stand-
hard game. ard of play being seen in the meet- ing between the Civil Service and Although the Indians were not Club de Recreio players. The re- sult was that J. Ferguson (Taikoa) combining as well as they usually and B. F. Luz (Club de Recreio) do, they were obviously the better entered the faal of the competi-pair, but the Lims gave them tion.
several anxious moments after draw.
U. M. Omar v. 3. Ferguson.. This match, played on the Police ground, attracted much attention because Omar (Craigengower) and Ferguson (Takoo) have been former champions and the latter is the title- holder. Both have been playing well lately, and there was much apeculation on the result. As anti- with the difference at any time not cipated, the game was a close one greater than three shots, it being a case of give and take all along.
ing level at one set al. “S.A.” appeared to have a day off, being very erratic, but "II.D." played his usual game.
Girls Race honours.
All events were devided in heats, and there were a large number of
entries.
The results were as follow:- Novices Race One Length:- R. Vascogne; 2. D. Summers.
Girly Championship (Cup pre- sented by Lady Fowler):-1, N. Crosman; 2, E. Withers.
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Boya Championship (Cup pre- seated by Major-General Sir John Fowler):--1, J. Green; 2, W. Fitz Earle.
Lim Bong So was steadier than John Lim but the latter was the
the more spectacular of two Although several of his shots either just failed to get over the net or hit the ground on the wrong side of the line, he beat the Indian play-1. ers repeatedly by several brilliant shots. He fell off in the fourth set but his partrier remained steady right to the end.
A Ding-Dong Battle. After leading by 3-1 in the first
Soares, Stowart, ming. Gittens followed, and the play was trans- which put him in front 14-19. A set, the Lims failed to maintain
Hoza-Pereira,
Kowloon "A" Angus, Logan, Rodgers, Railton, Witchell. Sirp Mn and Kerr.
+ The First Half.
As soon as the teams were lined up, the spectators gan to work themselves up by calling for their Invourites. At the start Gittens and Simmon raced for the ball. Gittens getting it and sanding it back to Soares. The V.R.C. for wards lost no time in getting na near the goal as they were allow ed by the rules. A good pass saw Douglas Laing put the first shot towards Angus, which the latter Munn while. Korr and Witchell had swun into the VRC. defence, but, Simpson, the Kowloon 'contre forward chose to hang back, playing into Steward's
hands.
Dars
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He
The Taikoo player opened with a twa and gave the same number away. He then took a single, Omar getting the lead with a lour. Fer guson scored a couple of two's only to give away the same number in the next two heails. In the tenth head Ferguson scored a four, fol lowing a single, which brought him to the lead with 1-10. Omar then A good deal of mid-field play retaliated with a three and one,
without either looking dangerous... son again took the lead with a spark ferred from one side, to the other, single, went either way, but Fergu. their An error of Kerr's gave Stewart
of brilliance in the fifteenth- head. opportunity and the latter He banked three woods on the jack. passed to Roza Pereira who volley Omar succeeded in a drive, but the ed, but missed by inches. Play effort was not hard enough to now became confined to the Kowseparate the woods far apart to loon's territory and a good pass make any difference. Ferguson then drew with bis last wood for the from Gittens to Roza Pereira saw the latter beat Angus" with a possible, which made the score 17-13 in his favour. The next three peculiar shot. He made as if he was going to put all his force he hind his shot. Angus sprang, as if by instinct, and as he felt into the water, Pereira threw the bad slowly out of Angus reach into a corner of the goal.
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Players Ordered Out. The two teams were again full resuming, but no strength on sooner did Scares and Simpson get together than another foul en sued. Both were ordered out the bath far ood.
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Stewart again broke through for V.R.C. and shut, but Angus stop- ped the ball without holding it Laing, who was inside the biro yards mark by this time, made a dash for the leather, seized it and sent it in, to the accompaniment of much cheering, but the goal was disallowed and Laing ordered out: of the bath for infringement of the two-yard rule,
Kowloon's Bad Patch,
the
advantage, allowing Indians to draw level and secure the set at 6-4, The Chinese pair took the lead in the second right from the beginning and held it to win by 6-2. The third set was again well fought out. The Lims, after establishing a lead of 3-1. lost four games in succession and secured only one more game in that act, which the Humjahna won by 6-4. The fourth set ended in favour of the Indian pair also at that score.
Before asking Mr. Wong Kwong Tin to distribute the prizes to the various winners, Mr. Mok Ying Kwai, Chairman of the Chinese Athletic Association, thanked the
heads provided singles, Omar claim ing two of them, which left him one sket behind. Ferguson then lay one, and by a well judged draw he pushed another of his woods for the second shot. He next took the single necessary to win, the game
beads. twenty
Final going to score: Ferguson 21, Omar 17.
A. W, Grimmitt u. R. F. Luz. .This Waa Ek very interesting game, as Luz (Club de Recreio) had A. W. Grimmitt (Civil Service) Straits players for travelling all the beaten almost all the time. Recreio player" was
in excellent way from Malaya to compete in the first athletic meet. form, and in nearly every head he Association's got in a wood or two which requir- He congratulated Lim Bong So for ed a lot of moving. Grimmitt was winning the Singles Championship, applauded several times when he succeeded, but bis opponent was saying that he was particularly glad.f
a Straits player won that prepared to give nothing away un- that
trophy. less what had been fully earned.
The
Luz led all through the game,. setting the woods rolling for a pos
same.
After speaking a few words in Chinese, Mr. Wong Kwong Tin pre- sented the trophies to the following prize-winners.
Singles Champion: Lím Bong Só. Bunner-up: T. Honda. Doubles Champions: S. A, and H.D. Rumjahr.
Runners-up: Lim Bong So and John Lim,
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Angus threw the ball out to Simpson who made a faulty pase, allowing Stewart to swim up into he Kowloon's danger zone. threw over the horizontal Angus passed the balf way mark on throwing out, but a foul by Laing against Logan relieved the pres sure. The V.R.C. pressed all this time, their three forwards and Stewart, who had no defensis work to do in view of Simpson's
He also congratulated the, Rum- tactics, were kept busy and two
sible at the commencement. He jahns, who, he said, deserved their successive volley shots by Laing and Roza-Pereira were spoiled by
Playing five men against six, the scored another four in the ninth victory, defeating such a strong edgera, Angus saved a neat shoty.It.C. looked as if they were not head, making it 18-5 in his favour, pate in the persons of Lim Bong So from Gitts and sent the hall out.
going to win after all. AtoneAt this stage Grimmitt brightened the leather getting to Kerr, who
stage Kerr had only the goalkeeper up considerably, reducing the differ and John Lim of Malaya. tried a beautiful backhand shot
Teence to three shots (11-14) by scor- to beat, with no-one near in.
The Winners. which was wide by inches.
buting a three (his highest), two and A stinging shot, Sent in
one. Two singles went to Luz and Knight was equal to it. Excitement Grows,
At an-
to Grimmitt, The Cheering was loud enough other time, Witchell hnd no one the same number
difference still being the up to this point but it was even to beat except the goalie and he the
but the Recreio man louder whon Hodger sent a good failed to. pass Knight.
to the winning Gittens got the leather on the getting closer to Simpson who in turn passed to Kerr. Kerr swam up to goal throw and sent a well timed number. From then on Luz gave his opponent hardly a look in, was just pass to Roza Pereira, who made no the goal, but when he
mule scoring two singles and a two, giv about to shoot, found Soares in mistake this time with a
backhand which got Angusing him a majority of seven ahots, The latter missed the kick his way.
20-13. The Civil Service player took leather and Kerr was forced to
There was only thirty seconds to the next head with single, and in Lake a backhand shot, which drop!
ed tamely into Knight's waiting after the V.R.C. had scored the Inst (22nd head) he still had hands. At the other end of the their second goal and the match the shot, but Luz was deserved ap- bath. Logan "fouled Laing, and ended in the home team's favour plauded when he knocked away the wood to score two shots with his Aagus was called upon to save by two goals to nil
third wood. Final score: Luz 2, from Gittens, He did, so and
Grimmitt 14. passed to Simpson and here an-
The game vas of a high stan-
The date for the final and the other foul (against Stewart) stop-dard. V.R.C. won on their for ground which it will be played red further progres Simpson, wards' play. Gittens was the out-
are due to be fixed at a General taking the shot, passed to Kerr, standing forward, his speed prov Committee Meeting the Associa but the latter fumbled and
ing a very important factor in that tion this afternoon. According to seramble ensued. The leather get he had to watch Railton, who is the old arrangement, the finals of into Kerr's hands eventually, but usually Kowloon's most dangerous he made a wild throw which weat player. Gittens did his work wall. the Open Singles and Spey Royal For Railton it must be said that Cup Competition will be played at
the same time. When the pressure was eased, he was not supported by his for- Roza Pereira had three shote inwards, who misunderstood him Succession at the Kowloon goal. time after time. Moreover in the The first went over. The second was stopped by Angus but as not held, and Rodger in olearing sent it to Roza: Pereira, who took a third shot, which Angus bold. Had it been any other goalkeeper, the V.B.C. would have been one goal up after those three attempts of Roza Pereira.
outaide.
There was no scoring up to the interval.
The Second Half.
guessing.
Comments,
first half, Simpson (playing citre forward) usurped the centre hall's duties and Railton had to play as a back, more or less
Simpson's want of enterprise is inexplicable in the first half. As eentro forward, he crowed the half way mark not more than two or
three times.
SCOTC
Roza Pereira did well to two goal while playing against Buch s good back as Rodgers Gittens again proved faster than Laing was marked all the 3 Simpson over the half length but and Cogan gave a good account of
the himself. rob Simpson managed to
Stewart proved sound and at V.R.C. player of the ball and sent
Ha it to his back. Ilodger threw it times valuable to his side. too soon and Witchell playing for played headily, but Kerr was ward found the ball unexpected equal to him in the second half ly before him. Weill was on him and there was Sittle to choose be at once and the referee gave a foul tween the two.
Directly the first goal again the V.R.C. back. Witchell had no one to pass to and threw scored, Kowloon appeared to he the leather back into his own ter- shaken and although they played
The game was excellent up to the time the first goal was scored. "After that V.R.C. seemed to me to bave had far more to say than Kowloon
Mr. Wayman was referee.
V.R.C. "B" ". CHINESE "B."
A large silver trophy, donated by the Talkno Sugar Refinery for the winners of the Doubles Tournament, was handed by Mr. Wong Kwong Ting over to the Ruminhas amid hearty applausS.
#The Straits tennis players will continue on their way to Shanghai, where they will be joined by Khoo Hooi Hye, the champion of Malaya, while the swimmers will return to the Straits to-day.
HONG KONG BANK MATCH
HOME STAFF BEAT. LOCAL.
Boys' Handicap (3 to 10 years) :- J. Crossman; 2, A. Lee. Old Scholare Race:-1, D. Moun- taia; 2. M. George,
Girls' Handicap (over 11 years): 1, N. Crossman; 2, E. Withers,
Boys Handicap (10 to 12 years): 1. W. Fitz Earle ; 2, G. Guil;
HOME FOOTBALL.
(THROUGH ESUTER'S AGENCY.)
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LONDON. Sept. League matches played to-day resulted as follows:-
Division I.
4 Huddersield Grimsby T
Division III. (Northern).
3 Nelson Accrington
Morse and Parker (Home)
beat L. A. Remedios and
C. E. Xavier.
beat Soares and A. E.
Xavier
beat J, F. V. Ribeiro and
M. Oliveira
Scott and Mills (Home)
lost to L. A. Remedios and
C. E. Xavier
lost to Soares and A. E.
Xaxier
lost to J. F. V. Ribeira and
3 Oliveira
Total: Home 54; Local 45.
Division B." *
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BIG HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT.
SHARKEY .. LOUGHRAN,
HUGE GATE RECEIPTS ANTICIPATED.
"D.P." Special Servics.}
|right to meet the topnotch heavy-
weights, since most of his fights had been in the light heavyweight division.
"I'd rather lose to Tommy than to Schmeling," Sharkey asserted. "because regardless of the outcome of this bout, this championship will remain in this country. If the Ger- man won the title he'd take it home. with him and would want a million. doUnrs to defend it."..
New Youx, September 23. Jack predicted that he would dis- Two leading contenders for the pose of Loughran as easily as he heavyweight championship of the did two other light-heavyweight world will meet to-morrow night in champions, Jack Delaney and Miko scheduled fteen round bout at McTigue, who tried to make the the Pola Grounds. Jack Sharkey, heavyweight grade. Discussing his
of Boston, and Tommy Loughran, physical condition, he said he never jof Philadelphin, are the contestants felt better in his life. He expects
duce one of the opponents for a in a bout which may definitely pro-to weigh in at about 192.
title bout in the future.
Some of the experts here are pre- dicting either a knock-out victory The bout, expected to be one of for Sharkey or a fifteen round de- cision in favour of Loughraa. They the outstanding of the year is figure that if Sharkey can get over arranged under the promotorial his famous right. he might put Bostonian fails to do so, they pre- banner of the Madison Squaro Tommy out for the count but if the Garden Corporation. "Loughran, redict Tommy to be returned the tired undefeated light-heavyweight winner on points at the end of the champion,
this fifteenth round. was signed for
However good the predictions an fight after Max Schmeling had
apset can make the authors tako been barred from New York shelter. There is a belief held in rings by the New York Box- other quarters, that with his added ing Commission for his mid-summer strength Loughran might be able statement that he would not go to shoot over a hard right to Jack's" through with a fight against Phit mid-section and floor the Bostonian Scot of England. Arthur Bulow, for the full count as Dempsey did, Schmeling's German manager, had or, Sharkey, who is admittedly signed the contract with Humberto clever boxer." "might out-point Fugazy, and the German battler re- Tommy in much the same manner fused to acknowledze his old Ger- an he did. "Young" Stribling, who also was touted as something of a man manager's authority.
boxer.
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Both in Good Form.
The main bout will start at 10 However, it is believed that p.m.. preceded by a eard of pre- Schmeling will eventually smooth liminaries that will keep the early his difficulties with the New York comers entertained until the time Commission and Inter fight the of the main event-United Press. winuer of to-morrow's engagement. Such a fight, in the opinion of ring." side critics, might determine who will wear the crown renounced by Gene Tunney.
Promoters maintain there is a heavy demand for non-reserved tickets and expect the gate receipts to reach huge proportions. De- mands for the reserved section tickets up to to-day have been good. Both of the contestants are in good shape and each is confident of victory, Loughrán feels that he will be in the best shape of his career when he squares off against the ex-sailor from Boston. He hases his 5. 3 prediction on the fact that he can. afford to take on weight and keep 23-8 it for the fight, something he could not do for his recent fight with Jimmy Braddock, wherein be was forced to remain under the 175 pound light-heavyweight limit. 3.Tommy claims that this boiling-
3.3
4-
down process sapped much needed 3- 5 strength from his overworked body and robbed him of his panch. With 10-23 about ten pounds added to his former fighting weight—which would make him about 135-he hopes to be able to punch hard enough to knock his opponent out-a fent he 5 has not performed for some time."
Sharkey Optimistic,
Judd and Garrett (Home)
beat Antonio and Leo Silva 6 beat Gonsalves
and C. GOBADO_ -- beat F; Prata and Silya
Massey and Wede (Home)
loat to Antonio and Leo
Silva
lost to Gonsalves and C.
GoBano ........
7- 1 6- 5
18-14
Sharkey, sun-bronzed and appar, ently in perfect trim, was highly optimistic to-day as he discussed to- morrow's bout while resting at his. hotel previous to the weighing in 47 ceremonies
at 2 p.m., to-morrow afternoon.
3 lost to F. Prata and Silva... 36
Moodie and Mead (Home).
bent Antonio and Leo Silva lost to Gonsalves and C.
Gusane....s beat F. Prata and Silva.....
Total Home 47; Local 39.
HOUSES TO LET
10.23
6-3
TO-DAY'S WIRELESS
PROGRAMME,
"THE SINCERE CO." TO BE RELAYED,
The following programme will be broadcast today from the Govern ment Broadcasting Station 2.B.W.
350 metres ;—
1.46 p.m.-Weather report. 5.30 to 0.30 p.m.-Programme of European music. (H M.V.
and Victor records supplied by Messrs. S. Moutric Co., Ltd.),
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor"
Besthoven, Op. 67), The Royal Albert Hall Orchestra, Con-. ducted by Sir Landon Ronald, 1st Movement-Allegro con brio. 2nd Movement-Andante con moto. 3rd Movement Allegro (Scherzo). 4th Movement-Allegro (Finale). Ave Maria." (Franz Schubert) and Serenade" Franz. Sebu- bert), John McCormack (Tenor) and the Victor Salon Group.
Music Rosamunde-Ballet
and Entr'acte " and "Vienna Waltzes" (F. Schubert), Victor Salon Orchestra, Directed by
"Ima-
Nat, Shilkret. "The Hurdy Gurdy Man,"
patience
And "Farewell (Franz Schubert),
(Adieu)," John McCormack (Tenor) and " the Victor Salon Group, Direc- tion of Nat. Shilkret. Moments Musicals," "Menuctio in B Minor," Marche Mil- taire" (Schubert) and "Med" ley of Waltzes." (German), Victor Salon Orchestra, Direct- ed by Nat. Shilkret. 7.48 p.m.-Evening weather re- port.
"I have every expectation of defeating Loughran," Jack said, "Tommy's been on the floor plenty lately, and if I can get one good smack at him I'll K:O. him.”
8p.m.-Evening programme of Sharkey felt that the former light Chinese music relayed from The heavyweight champion was a more Sincere Co, Ltd. Programme co- 7- 4 logical contender for the heavy-aists of music and singing given by -weight title than Max Schmeling. the well-known amateur musician's 19-13 He added, however, that he did not and the staffs of Sincere Company.
thiak Loughran bad earned the 10.30 p.m.-Close down,
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