Sports News
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
TO-DAY'S FIXTURES.
The following games in the Hong Kồng League ar: dewis för decision to-dar-
Division 1.
Kick-off at 100 p.m. K.O. S. B. Club de Berrein, Sea- kaupan ground. Referee: Mr. E. Smith,.
GOLF.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1929.
ROYAL HONG KONG COLF
CLUB.
STARTING TIMES FOR SI'NDAY.
OCTOBER AL
9.12 a.m. F. Lobel and S. T. Butlin
A. G. Coppin and J. S Trumanond. A. D. Coppin and F. M. Ellis.
9.24
Kowloon Ft. South China.
Kowloon F.C. ground. force: L.S.B.A. Atkinsoni.
ALON
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0.32
St. Joseph's r. China, Athletic, Hong Kong F.C. ground, Be fever Licht, Seal, MC.
K. S. Robertson and C. E. More.
5,16
K. S. Morrison and
J. Gilmore.
5.10
Er D. Black and E. Lawrener.
Hong Kong Police Souterket II. The Stadium, North Paint. Referee: Mr. Blackie. 1944
Division II.
Kiek off. 3 p.m.
THE BOXING ASSOCIATION.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMING SEASON.
TEAM OF SIX FROM MANILA?
The annual meeting of the Hong Korg Boxing Association took place yesterday in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Company and there was a good attendance of representatives of varicus interests in Hong Kong..
Although the past year's netivi ties showed a loss financially there are indications that Hong Kong will see some excellont boxing this season as arrangemends will shortly I made to invite a number of good D.fighters from Manila,
D.
Addressing the gathering. Mr.
G. S. Archbutt and J. W. | R. X. Dyer said:- Alabaster,
C. W. Jeffries and G. R. S. Thomisoa.
A. C. L'Rocker and E. Seme Theunson.
I. R. Hinton and J.
Collis.
R.
B. H. C. Hallowes and G. W. Rreve. A. E. Lissaman and A. O. Brawl.
Bol Navy Hour Rong F.C,
Caroline Hill gehad. feree: Me, W. E. Hollands,
Rest
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South China It" re Boyal Navy |
Ro, Caroline ground. 10.00 Referee: Pi. Lamb. - K.O., B. . Hong Kong F.C. Res.,
Borkunpro groand Referens F.R. A. Anderson.
1001
10.08
China Athletic B. R.A. Kes, The Stadium, North Point. Referee S, Crossley. Eastern F.C.R.A.M.C., China) 10.46
Athletic grouaji. Happy Valley. Referee: Mr. Ip Kau Ko.
H. Spicer and H. Treland.
10.12
E. Des Vœux and A. Purves.
.
1024
12.21
S.L... RA. r. Chinn Athletic
"A." Chatham Road ground. 10,99 Referee: S.Sgt. O'Flaherty. Keasloon F.C. Res. ». Ewa Chi. nrse, Kowloon F.. ground. Referre. Sergt. Virkers.
19.32
10.50
St. Joseph's Res. e. University
F.C., St. Joseph's ground. 19.40. Referee: Corpl. Triere.
South, China "A". Club de
Recreio Res., Hong Kong F.C. ground.
C. 1944 Referee: Mr.
Mose
PLAYERS AND PROSPECTS.
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M. G. Mills and D. Ellis 1. W. Thaser and A.
Poor Financial Condition The General Committee regret that the accounts show the Associa tion to be in a very poor financial condition. The Tournament account which should be and has been in
shows a loss of the substantial sum the past our main source of profit
of $981:30 ns against last yeng'a profit of 3666.66 a difference of 11.03. The surpits on the gen- eral account is also less by $238,76 than last year.
The cause of this regrettable state of affairs is lack of support by the general public to the Association's Touronnients during the season an der review. The houses were poor J. Harrop and W. and there was a particular falling off the attendances in the ring Į side seats.
Piercy.
Alexander.
A. D. Humphreys and 0. Eager.
F. L. Duern and Major Beamish.
B. K. Hepburn and G. W. Tate. W. A. Butterfeld' and J. P. Sherry.
O. D. Brown and J. F. Raikes.
F. G Fowle and D. E. flark. W. G. Lorimer and J. Forbes.
In the opinion of the General Committer the standard of boxing was" well maintained dering the season, and there appears to be no good reason to explain this lack of support. We ran only hope that the coming season will show a great improvment in attendances at the Tournaments without, which it will be impossible to continue the activities of the Association.
The General Committee believe that the Association is of consider able value to the Services and the public in general' and for one
necessary to shut down.
With the teams settling down, ADAMSON CUP-OCTOBER 4-15. should be very sad if it was found
there are several games to-day which will be evenly contested. On the Garrison ground, the meeting of the K.U.S. B. and Club de Re- creio should attract a large follow- ing. The Borderer's will be all out to win and with their share of tuck should do so. They dropped a point against the "Gunners in mid-week. The Club de Revecio! have badly missed A. V. Cosano in their opening matches.
Kowloon F.C. ground will be Reverely taxed to accommodate the crowd to witness the gune between South China and Kowlood.
The home team is making one change from that which be Joseph's, fast week, T. Pile joining the attack in place of Eastman South China expects to return with, full pajats.
The Royal Navy are at home
S. Stacey.....91—21-70 qualifies Other sentes:--
A. Boksbank J. H. Gelling...
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TO-NIGHT'S V.R.C.
GALA.
&
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
ARRANGED.
The Association during most of last geson, were without the ser- vices of their energetic and efficient Manager Mr. J. Brook who was taken ill and had to go away to recuperate. We are glad to know that he has returned in good health' vigour and and with renewed keenness. A successful season will be largely due to him.
Plenty of Good Material. There is plenty of good material for contests in the Colony and any who desires to put the gloves on
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LAWN TENNIS.
MIXED DOUBLES.
FIRST ROUND RESULTS.
Good progress has been made in the current Open Mixed Doubles Championship of the Colony. The first round ties have been decided, the results of which follow-
Mrs. Chiu and Ho Ka Lau beat Mrs. James and A. D. Humphreys 6-7, 6-2,
Mre. Sayer and E. C. Fincher heat Miss G. Lo and M. W. Lo 8-3, 8-1.
airs. McCaw and T. Lay beat Mr. and Mrs. Hamblys 6-3, 6-4..
Mrs. Tottenham and Major Lutens beat Mrs. Adams and A. II. Crook 0-0, 61.
Ire. Taylor and J. S. McEachrän beat Mrs. Miles and E. Goldman 4-6, 8-6, 64.1.
Mrs. Bradbury and H. Lo beat Miss Heeney and G. W. Sewell 15. 64, 64, 2
Mrs. Gull and H. D. Rumjah beat Miss C. Botelho and S. A. Rumjahn 6-3, 6-2.
Second Round.
The placements of surviving in the second round are:-
(1) Misa E. Lo and M. K. Lo (2) Mrs. Chiu Chin Chiu and
Ka Lau.
pairs
7th EXTRA RACE MEETING.
THE HANDICAPS FOR OCTOBER 26.
The following are the handicaps for the Jockey Club's 7th Extra Race Meeting at Happy Valley on, Saturday, October 26:-
Benkam Handicap "A" Class: One Mile.
TENNIS IN JAPAN.
YOUNG STUDENTS"" SUCCESSES.
(THROUGH FCTER'S AGENCY.]
Toxro, Oct. 18. The three days Franco-Japanese tennis tournament concluded to- day, Naoji Harada, the younger brother of the Davis Cup player beating Rodel 6-2, 9-10, 6-0; Makino beat Landry 6-1, 4-6, 96. In the City Hall, 132 lbs.; Duke of doubles Cochet and Brugnon beatį Chantilly, 150; Fifty Fifty, 148; Shimizu and Fukuda G-3, 7-5, 6-1. Hiawatha, 105'; Hungtington, 147; Farada and Makino are under- Monterey Bay, 150: O'Moon, 150; graduates of Keio and Commercial Our Pringe, 151; Triumphant Stag. Universities, respectively. 150; Young Pretender, 137; Win- some Stag, 169; Glorious Stag, 145; Chesapeake Bay, 173,
Bonham Handicap "B" Class: One Mile.
Buster; 185 lbs. Little Thunder, 160: Samaritan, 155: Ace of Spade,
· 134: Cream Cracker, 153;. Delaware Bay, 152; Duke of Melrose, 160; Erin's Isle, 155; Erstwhile, 140| Glory, 149 King's Falloch, 151; Loch Alsh, 157; Loch Etive, 143
Monk, 140; Mount Elburz, 15 Noukhail, 148: Flying Stag, 1 Skinfaxi, 15: Sunning, 150: The Hope. 100: The Jamaica, 144: Thun- derbolt, 157; Nara Stag. 139: Tara- maendam, 154.
(3) Mrs. Sayer and E. C. Fin.
cher" t.
(4) Mrs. McCaw and T. Lay. (3) Mrs. Gull and H. D. Rum..
jahn
(6) Mrs. Tottenham and Major
Lucas. -
(7) Mrs. Taylor and J. S. Mc-
Eachran
(9) Mrs. Bradbury and H, Lo. KOWLOON Y.M.C.A. FINAL.
At the Kowloon Y.M.C.A. yester. day afternoon the final of the Club's Tennis Tournament was de cided between S/Serrt. R.A.O.C., and Sergt. Major Atkin.
Bon.
Hardy,
Bonham Handicap "C" Class:
Three Quarters of a Mile. Aristophanes, 160 lbs.; Amuse ment Tax, 144; Armory, 184: As You Like It. 139; Deaset Wind, 150; Duke of Milan, 150: Duke of Nie blung. 150 Duke of Normandy II., 153; Fair Eyes, 144: False Alarm, 149; Fanling Stag, 133: Ines, 148: Sunshine, 160: Szatmar. 180; The Jungle Book, 144: The Ptarmigan, 147 Zephyr, 165; Dark Even. 118; Papaya, 133: Tartar. 155.
Bonham Handicap "D" Class:
Three Quarters of a Mile. Kom Tong Hall, 162 lbs.: Half Play was fast throughout and Pint, 145; Kum On, 150; Mountain although the match went to Hardy, Air, 150: Ploughman, 146; Plump- Atkinson won the first set casily.kin, 145: Siang River. 142: Sopron, He lost the second set but was 3 149: Sunloch, 147; Sunny Day, 158: the verge of winning the match (as
White Jade. 140; Ullswater, 150; he was leading by 1-0 in the fun! Cavalier, 182. set), when Hardy recovered and wan the next six games consecu tirely. The score was 1-6, 6-4, 6-4.
Mr. W. L. Pattendeй at the con clusion of the game presented cups to the finalists.
BOXING IN LONDON.
FRANKIE GENARO BEATS JARVIS.
[THROPGH REUTER'S AGENCY.}
LONDON, Oétober 17.
Three international boxing bouts were derided in the Albert Hall
in public should communicate within which Britons lost two and won the Manager who will do every thing possible to find him a suitable opponent.
At the last annual meeting I enid we hoped to stage a benefit Tour nament
for the dependants cf Staker Martis It is to be regret-
The last of the series of night fetes arranged this season by the Committee of the Victoria Recrea tion Club takes place this evening. A particularly attractive programined that lack of support made this as seen arranged and no effort impossible, but the General Com is being spared to make the event fting wind up to a successful
senion.
mitte will consider carrying out that object this season if circu stances allow.
St. Joseph's are playing some of their home games on the Hong Kong ground and to-day they receive a visit from the Chian Athletic. The! Athirtie will be without Lai Wai Conn, but they have several re-
The main event will be the 830
I now leg to propose that the serves who can well fil" this posi sards (half-mile) Championship of report and accounts for the year tion. A win for the Athletic is ex- the Colony,Jimmy Johnstone ended June 30, 1929, as presented preted.
young Lioniel Pereira are combe adopted and I shall be much and remembering John digod if some member will kind. | Leting the H.K.F.C. at Caroline Hill
stone's feat last werk when he second such proposal, whereupon floth team showed up well last week clipped 17 seconds off the 440 yards questions as to the report and a and each secured a win. The Club record, his swim to-night is ex- beat the Athletic by a goal to mil-pected to be done in record tine.
counts may be raised while the Navy beat the Club de It is hoped he will lower the stand- Recreio at King's Park by the odd ing record to well under 12 minutes. gos! in fire. To-day the game Fercia should be close by his aide should be keen one and it is a throughout the race." pected that the, Navy will just get
homes
swimmers,
Next on the programme in im portance is the 100 yards Back The Hong Kong Police will stroke Championship, in which the ceive the ... at North Point V.R.C. ernets, including Johnstone, Stadium. This ground is to be the will pit themselves against two of Palice home ground, when the the premier Chinese China Athletic are away. The Worg Leong Bing of the Fukien S.L.I. expect to take full points. Swimming Club, and Leung Sin
The "Juniors."
Man of the Chinese Bathing Club. The two Chinese are very fast and
thrilling race ia promised.
even.
The game between the K.U.S.P. and Royal Navy Reserves in mid-a
The Ladies' 100 Yards. week, ending in favour of the former by a goal to nil, has made For the Ladies' 100 yards Cham the K.O.S.B. favouriter. To-day piecship
four competitors have they meet the H.K.F.C., and should entered, namely, the Misses Hunt. win by a big margin. The Navy Miss George and Miss Ausle. Ali Reserves are to meet the South of them have been training hard Bon Caroline Hill and for this event and chances are very Chica this should be an easy win for the Bailors.
Other Events. A fine game should be seen at "Chatham Road between the S.L1. Other interesting events will be Reserves and China Athletic "A" a "Pillow Fight" on the Greasy A large crowd should witaces the Pole, which promises a good laugh; game from the dopes overlooking & Mixed Tears Race; a 50 yards the playing field. The Athletic ex-Members Handicap Race; and pect to return with the points. The fually the Water Polo game be Gunners Reserves are due at the tween the Royal Navy and the Stadium to oppose China Athletic Fukien Club. "A" The gate abould be closely contested and little between the tenras when the final whistle sounds.
Danger of Having to Close Down.
Mr. G. G. N. Tinson in scconut- ing the report and accounts stress- ed the need for more support for the Association and warmed the an ing that they would have to close down unless better support was given. He would like to see, more people in the ringside seats. The Association had tried staging con- tests in the Ming Yuen Gardens and at Lee Theatre, but the finan- cial results in both cases did not justify going to these places again, Mr. Tinson went over the figures and painted out that the loss was in some degree traceable to the fact that one less tournament was held last year than usual. While the average expenditure was about the samme last year as in previous years, the average receipta were very much less.
The speaker said that he hoped that the $3 seats will be better patronised this year adding that experience showed that the Theatre Royal was the best place to stage contests.
It would be criminal, said Mr. Tinson, to close down the Asso- ciation which was started after the War as successor to the Police Reserve Boxing Association. The present Association had done Dancing Programme.
a lot of good for the public and Dancing after the wimming had always tried to put on good Kowloon, University and South events, is always enjoyed by the fights, and it would be a sad loss this occasion indeed if boxing was to recede to Chias "A" should win, while the spectators, and on R.A.BLC. and Eastern will prob the Committee have promised a the days before the War when there longer period for dancing. The
was no association of any kind to ably share the points.
dancing will
commence promptly put 111 pm, and go on util I am. lights," "good, hard, straight The Committee have procured the "If the finances of the association services of the Lyric Orchestra. permitted, Mr. Finson expressed who are well known, to local dance the hope that that body would run lovers as capable Jazz workers. novice tournaments for civilians The Committee extend a cordial and Services as in the "old days," The report and accounts were welcome to all and earnestly bope that friends will turn up in large then put to the meeting and carri
ed unanimously, a numbers and help to make the. evening a success,
HOME FOOTBALL.
(THROUGH RESTER'ą AGENCY.]
LONDON, October 17. In Division I. of the Football League to-day, Birmingham, visited Leicester and the home team won by the odd goal in three,
(Continued on next Column).
Caine Handicap "A" Class: 1 Miles, City Hall. 16 lbs.: Huntington. 147: Duke of Chantilly, 150: Win- some Stag. 188: Monterey Bay, 150;] One Third, 163: Our Prince. 151; } Fifty Fifty, 148: Chesapeake Bay. 173: O'Moon. 150: Triumphant Stag, 10: Hiawatha. 185; Young Preten- der, 157.
Gaine Handicap "B" Class:
1) Miles. Zephyr, 142 hs.; Erstwhile, 140;i Skinfaxi, 158; Noukhail, 148: Loch Alsh, 137: Loch Etive, 143 Duke of Milan, 140; Duke of Normandy I.. 140; Nurn Stag, 153; Erin's Isle, 155: Monk. 118: Santmar. 140: As one. One of the fights was for a world championship and Britain's You Like It. 140: Samaritan, 183: representatives in this was defeat-Buster. 185: Little Thunder, 160; Delaware Bay, 159; King's Fallock, In an eight round heavyweight 151. Deptford, met Primo Carners of contest, in which Jack Stanley, of Italy, the referee stopped the match in the first round and awarded the
ed.
victory to the Italian.
CRICKET.
K.C.C.. H.K. ELECTRIC,
In a 15 rounds contest for the.
To-day at K.C.C.. starting at world's flyweight championship. Frankie Genara, the holder, bent P K.C.C. Team.-B. Petheram Ernie Jarvis (Britain) on points. (Capt.). A. Laughton, D. Laing, Johnny Cuthbert, of Sheffield, F. S. W. Smith. F. Hamblia. O won for Britain. He was in a 12 B. Raven. J. Marlow. R. Baldwin, rounda contest with Edouard Mas.. Lee, N. A. E. Mackay, H H. cart, of France, at the feather- Fantham. weight limit.
points.
Cuthbert wan on
Iron. Bux and Manila Men 3r. E. Karrison, better known is "Sky" Kerrison and Mr. J. Brook then informed the meeting that there was a possibility of sonie good fighters coming to Hong Kong this season. Mr. Brock mentioned that he had received a letter from Iron Bux (a veteran of the local ring) who is now in Manila, to the effect that be could arrange to send in Hong Kong six good "second- raters,'
(two welters, two light- weights and two featherweights) to fight the boxers of Hong Kong. In addition to their passage and keep in Hong Kong these men wanted $300 for a fight and 25 per cent, of the gate. The name of Joe Hall was mentioned.
One of the members referred to the lack of attraction for the pub- lie in bouts between Service an and he thought international box- ing would attract more of the pub- lic
The first boxing tournament will be held at City Hall on November 16 and anybody who is anxious to fight can communicate with the Manager of the Association, Mr. J. Brook, whose address in care of the Vacuum Oil Company.
The officials of the Boxing As sociation, elected yesterday, are as
as follows: ww
Chairman: Mr. R. M. Dyer. Vice Chairman: Mr. J. Scott Harston.
General Committee: Messrs. 8. J.
Clarke, W. Logan, C. Bond, W. Ward, H. G. Shelden, and three Army representatives, three. Naval representatives and one Police re- presentative.
Official Refores: Mr. M. A Mur doch
Manager: Mr. J. Brook.
Scorer: Capt. Laithwaite.
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