Sports News
INTERPORT TENNIS STARTS.
full by 3.30.
SHANGHAI WIN OPENING MATCHES.
LADIES IN KEEN STRUGGLE.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929.
A fine Indies match proved to be y In the next game Mrs. Miles the principal feature in the Lawn smashed to win the first point, but Tennis Interport between Hong hit the next dut. Miss Firth won Kong and Shanghai which opened a hard eally, while "the former yesterday. Despite the inconvon, found the corners of her opponent's: leit time for starting, a good many court by nice drives, and brought speetators turned up to watch the the score to 30 all. The visitor then ladica match, which came first, lost the next two points by Inuity and the stand was eventually fairly piny. At 3-1 is her favour Miss Firth made more faults, which enabled her opponent to redare the lead to 3-2. By line drives she in ereased it to 42. Mrs. Miles then pulled up splendidly from 40-0 on her opponent's service, but failed in her anxiety to score aces, losing the game. ""As a last resourre Mes, Miles started cutting, and seemed. fairly successful, but after bringing the ware to deter had to admit defent, Miss Firth emerging winner by 6-4, 3-6, 6-2.
Shanghai finished with flying colours. winning both matches. The ladies' match reached a high standard. but the men's match which followed was somewhat dis appointing, although an exciting struggle took place for the accond sel. The scutes were as follows:-
No, a Singles, Ladies: Miss Firth
beat Mrs. Miles 8-2, 3-6, 6-2. No. 2 Doubles, Men: . Wade and P. Kong beat Major, Lucas and Dr. Tottenham 6-1, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1.
Opening Match, Mrs. Miles opposed Miss Firth in the opening match. The visitor very arly produced a repertoire of strokes, every one of which she used with effect, and as the match pre gressed she proved to be reliable At defence siso. Mrs. Miles' service in admittedly strong, but in this department Miss Firth was not The local player, how ever proved better at forehand driving, which served her in good stead, ne also at volleying and smashing.
inferior.
Mes. Miles scored brilliantly at the net on most of the creasions that she worked her way up there, while Miss Firth rather fought shy of the net, preferring to keep the baseline when drawn out of position, but she brought off a few fine cross court shots,
Often when under fire, she would retrieve difficult shots by a nice ent without much effort, while in attnek she met the ball with 4 Hat rackel, finishing by a slice executed by slight wrist work. She showed fast recovery, and must have disconcerted Mrs. Miles con siderably in this respect, as she repeatedly returned Mrs. Miles hard drives except for a period in the second set.
The Play.
Miss Firth broke through her op ponent's service, but Mrs. Miles
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Men's Doubles.
The Men's Doubles followed. Major Lucas and Dr. Tottenhum met Wade and Kong in the No. 2 Doublies. On the whole the match | did not reach the standard expect- led, and only on rare occasions did any, of the four appear brilliant. The Shanghai pair, who won, were evidently the better, but it was outfy. in the first set that they were con vincing. Then they gave a god exhibition hitting out nicely" and accurately: Their forceful net play gave the local pair few chances. Paul Kong at this stage was specta- cular and he smashed and served
very hard with uncanny accuracy, while Wade gave him good sup port.
THE ENGLISH CUP.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
FANLING" RACES.
DRAW FOR "FIRST ROUND K.O.S.E. BEATEN IN BOTH | EVERYTHING IN READINESS
"PROPER.
"
(THAODOK BEUTER') AQİNUX.)
---·LexBoy, Nov. 19. ... The draw for the First Round Proper of the Football Association Cup Competition was made to-day, resulting as follows:-
York City e. Tranmere, Southport r Chesterfield. Carlisle . Halifax. Mansfield. r. Manchester Central. Wellington or Bosten r. Stack
port,
Carnarvon, e. Darlington. Nelson v. Crewe,
Accrington . Rochdale,
Barrow, Grantham or Newark.
dot.
DIVISIONS.
„GREAT RALLY BY THE S.L.I.
“Yesterday's "games id "the Hong Kong League resulted as under-
Division I. Somerset L.I... 9 K.O.S.B.
Division .
R. Navy Res.... 3 K.O.S.D. Res. o H.A. B.A.M.C. game Bat played..
K.O.S.D. r. S.L.I..
FOR SUNDAY.
SOME RECENT CHANGES.
[BY MORNING DEW."]
Those intending to go out to Kwanti on Sunday to see the steeplechase meeting will And that nothing, has been overlooked by the Committee of the Farling Hunt Steeplechase.
The usual arrangements have been made for trains, the special leaving Kowloon at 1.50 p.m. and un arrival at Fanling wit be met On the Garrison ground at Soo-y sufficient cars and buses to take
people down to Doncaster r. Scotswood or Shielkunpoo, the above teams met in Kwanti
at
their return league game, the result being
win for the Somerset L.. by two goals to one.
The team KOS.B. Shears; Gardiner and Skiggs; Everest, Davey and Gear; Torrie, Stock, Cook, McGlinchey and Alexander."
Scunthorpe Hartlepopls. South Shields. Wrexham. Rotherham Ashington. Lincoln City r. Wigan Boro. Gainsboro Trinity . Por; Vale. New Brighton Lancaster dr
Workington.
Walsall e. Exeter City. Brighton . Peterborough. Ilford . Watford. Southend Brentford Nunhead, Bristol Rovers. Bournemouth . Torquay. Norwich City Coventry, Fulham Thames or Winchca-
ter C
Tunbridge Wells es Bath, Newport ». Kettering, Aldershot Northampton, Leyton Merthyr. Wimbledon . Sorthdeal. Gillingham r. Margate. Clapton. Oriente. Dartford or
Folkestone.
Dulwich Hamlet or Wealdstone, v.
Plymouth.
Luton Q.P: Rangers, Portland or Barry . Bagenbain
on Lendon Cakeys. Matches to be played on Novem her 30,
CRICKET.
H.K.C.C LR.C..
to
the course The frst race is 41 3 rm, and the buses and cars will Fanling take visitors back Station after the last race in time to eatch the 5.53 train, which will arrive at Kowloon at about 6.30 P. The return train fare is 32, and this includes admission to the general enclosure. Tickets can be bought at the Kowloon-Canton Railway station or from Messrs. S.L.I.: Hall; Crawley and Hay-Thomson & Co., York Buildings ward; Knapp, West and Harris;
The course has been greatly im- Rayson, Guest, Denmend, Bewley-proved, and thanks are due to Mr. Bull and Butdier.
E. M. Hazeland for the tremendous amount of work which he has put in during the summer looking after the course, which has been increased in size and now measures exactly seven furlongs. The former inside course has been eliminated, and in its place a sand training-track has been put in.
Several Officers of both Regiments were present and a large number of Chinese spectators.
The game opened at a great pace and for the first fifteen minutes there was little to chosen between the teams. Shears played well in the K.O.S.B. goal, dealing with several hard shots from: Butcher. Hall was on the alert as both Hayward and Crawley opened shakily. The first goal came from Stock and left Hall standing.
With this success, the K.0.5. B.
the interval but missed several scor- went all out and were on top until
ing chances.
Half-time: K.0.S.B. 1, Somerset L. 1. 0.
that
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RACING NOTES.
ANNUAL RACE - MEETING EXTENDED.
SOME OF THE CRACKS" EXPECTED TO START.
[BE MORNING DEW."}
Racegoers will be pleased, to see from an advertisement on another page that the Annual Race Meeting for 1930 will extend over five days instead of the usuni four. The dates fixed are February 22, 24, 25, 20, and March 1. Although the step is a departure from the practice established runny, years ago, I feel sure that the general public will warmly welcome an extra day's racing. From the point of views of owners and trainers also, the extra day's sport will prove equally. attractive.
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follies
1929
Among thecrackerjacks" which will figure at the 1930 meeting will be the local favourite Sitting Bull, who won the Champions so com fortably last year from President Hall, who will also be among the contenders this season. I hear that one of the beat animals in Shang- hai, Apollo, will be down here and, 5 is only too well known. Ilya Mouromitz, of high reputation, is „Added to already amongst us. these will be Hiawatha, Adam and Royal Flush, King's Consul and King's Courier, Boxing Eve, Win- some Stag, to say nothing of Coos 1.2The Ewo" Handicap: One
Mile. Bay (a record holder). Majesty Hall. Chesapeake Bay, and a host of re
A Handicap for China ponies. gular winners at our Extra Meet: Classic winners barred. To be ings.
entered and ridden by members of Never before in the history of the staff of Jardine," Matheson & racing in Hong Kong has such a fine collection of good ponies beening Corporation. Ponies to be the Co., Ltd., and the Jardine Engineer- brought together, but the griffins of property of any owner or owners. this season, so far, have proved a Jockeys to bo nominated with very promising lot. In number they entries. A Cap will be presented to will far exceed those which were the winning jockey. No entrance entered last year. In regard to fee. No Stakes. (Not an official quality, I may say even now that
race).., the Derby will be won in better time than that, made for the last two years.
A Welcome addition is a "fat". course, which is very useful for tinining. This runs outside the jump course, and is a little more than seven furlongs, being about the same size as Happy Valley.
The jumps have been considerable thickened, although they are now much higher. There are same num- berns formerly, and they are more ar less at the same points on the course. There is an open ditch Again, in the subscription griffin now just before the "Dip." and class, there are over eighty animals the last jump has been pushed in training, and if they were all } further back, giving room for to start on the first day in the four hurdle to be included right in front races, in-which subs can stari, at cf the stands,
least twenty would go to each race. But over and above the subs of 1030 there will be some fifty suba of 1929, and altogether there is every reason to believe that the entry will pass all records by a big margin.
A flower garden has been made nearby which it is said will com pare "well" with Ascot, while the stands are bigger and better than
ever,
The first fifteen-ninutes of the second half were even, the pace being fast and the defence on both The local pair began to have a look-in in the second set, which pro-
sides putting in sound work. The The following will represent theplay verred in favour of the S.L.I. theed the best struggle of the JLKCC LR.C. on Saturday- and the KO.S.B. were satisfied match and which they wan at 84. 1st XI. (Home)-H. R. B. Han-with their lead, a couple of their Play, however, slowed down a great cock (Capt.) J. Barrow, A. C. L. forwards dropping back to assist deal, the local pair confining them- Howker, J. R. Hinton, H. Owen setves to lobbing, while the visitors, Hughes, O. Moor, T. E. Pearce, H.
the defence. When Torrie did get away on the right there was no one who forced the paer, fele the strain Y. Parker: A. Reid, F. Sillitoe,, and and lost their accuracy.
up to receive his centre. Depmead, It was.
R. C. Strachey.
the Reserves ventre-forward, shot however, a very even struggle and 2nd XI. (Away)-W. W. Marhard and low and Shears failed to Another new feature will be 32 was the only redeeming feature of kenzie (Capt.), J. J. Ashworth, C. drop, soon enough to save the shot, bets instead of 83, both pari-mutuel the match. Shanghai met with little. Gahagan, J. A. Summers. J. R. the ball spinning out of his hands and cash sweeps being on this basis. opposition in the third and fourth Way, W, H. Walker, J. R. Collis,into the net to give the SL. I. their aets.
The band of the King's Own F. E. Skinner, H. B. Remington.first, goal. In less than a minute, Scottish Borderges will be in atten R. K. Hepburn, and G. D. Mead. the S.L.I. took the lead. From a dance during the afternoon.
well placed ang kick by Rayson. A full account of the prospects Denniead got his head to the ball for the various candidates will be and beat Shears to give his side given in Saturday's Daily Press. the winning goal. Although the K.O.S.B. tried hard to pull the game round, the SL.I. defence rose to the occasion and kept them out. Another corner to the S. L.I. was fruitless and the final whistle found th, S.L1, › winners by the odd goal in Three.
The KAMI
hard one throughout. The KOS.B, appear ed to have the game in hand until six ainutes from the close. Shears. appeared to be unsighted when Denmead his shot, although every credit must be given to Denmead who, was a hard worker throughout. The previous gain between these teams ended in a draw, no goals:
There were to many, errors made to make the march really in- teresting. All four were guilty. Major Loras never found his proper form. His ground shots, especially on receiving service, were very poori
ADVICE FOR INVESTORS.
retalinged. bringing off two fine side line drives in the second game. The former forged ahend again no 2-1, only to see Mrs. Miles winning there. Yesterday's match was not a love gains with strong hitting and fast, and he might have tried to good placing. A good struggle
punch more. After one set all. it followed for the fifth game. Mrs. Miles continued to show up well appeared a losing game to Hong Kong and sone risk would have
he sent them repeatedly int READERS the net. He was given few liberties at the net, where he is best. hut he also lid not show confidence
and engaged Miss Firth at driving.been justified. Besides Dr. Totten. and by cleverly mixing up her shots ban was noticeably weak, and gave took the lead: 3-2, after deuce had his opponents little worry, been called several times.
Hr From showed up better towards, the end theton Miss Firth became sure:
when play slowed down, and put in and more accurate. Her forehand
songe auart work at the net. drive executed by meeting the ball at the top of the bounce worded Mrs. Miles, who failed to retrieve many shots, so that Miss Firth gained the next four games for the Hel
Clever Tactics.
lave a
combination, although in Shanghai The winners showed up well at they are not a regular pair. Kong hitting and forceful all mound play good game, his hard
bring a big factor towards, his side's success. His service WAS Miss Firth showed up promising strong and rose, with a slight break. ly in the start of the second set. while his overhead work was the and forcing the pace by cutting and best of the four, but he foot-faulted driving alternately ahe won the on two orensions, and once in au first two games easily, the second important stage in the second set. at love. Mrs. Miles, however, put Wade played soundly throughout, a much different complexion on the taking lule risk, but showing u match at this stage. Although very good knowledge of the game. showing signs of firing, she took He was apparently weak at over the initiative and by dint of well head work. placed and strong forehand drives¦- [
The Play. deep into both corners of the ecurt, With the exception of the fourth kept Miss Firth on the run in the third game, and after coming of game which went to the local pain, Major Lucas and Dr. Tottenham better in a few long rallies secured
were no match to Wade and Kong. her first game in the second set, and then delighted her zupporters their opponent's progress in the The local pair, however, checked by taking the lead for the first time
second set. They found Wade nt. 3-2.
vulnerable to lobbing, and directed With the score at 4-3 both went their attack at him. They took the all out to win the next game which proved very important, and out of first two games, but lost the next
Wade serving a at love.
close which Mrs Miles got the better. Steady play followed for the ninth game was seen, but after deuce had been called, the Shanghai pair. brought the score to 2-all. A ding
arc
reminded
that inquiries.relating to the share market are answer- ed on page 10 every Tuesday by Kufan." Letters should be sent to this offre, and must be accompanied by writer's for name and address, not publication. Letters should be addressed to "Kulan;'; care of the Editor.
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LADY TENNIS -“ STAR " ́ MARRIED.
LONDON CEREMONY..
(THROUGH REUTEX'S AGENCY.}
was
ROYAL NAVY RESERVES.. K.O.S.B. RESERVES.
These teaans net within the race- course, for their return game, the LONDON, No. 10.
first meeting, at Sookunpoe having The lawn tennis "star," Misas
ended in a win for the K.O.S.B. Eileen Bennett, was married at St. by a goal to nil. The Navy not Margaret's, Westminster, to Mr. only reversed the result in yester Edmund Fearnley Whittingstall,day's game but won by a margin | of three clear goals. The Navy opened with a strong attack but failed against the K.O.S.B. defence. There were many exciting moments in the first half and both goals had narrow escapes.
the artist.
The bride has announced that the umrriage will not interfere with her lawn tennis career,
The eight bridesmaids included the daughter of Mr. J. H. Thomas. Many tennis stars" were among the 500 gitests.
Immediately after.
however, Shanghai assumed the superiority, and on the run of play gave little doubt to the spectators as to who would eventually win. The local pair put up a game fight, but were outplayed by a better combination Wade and King took the next two sets easily and finished by three
game, but after deuce had been called, Mrs. Miles forced the pace dong struggle followed in which sets to one, 6-1, 6-8, 6-2, 6-1.
to win the game and set.
Hong Kong led at 3-2, hut Shanghai Vlajtor" Finishes Strongly. at 4-3. Wade serving and the Mrs. Miles was disappointing in Shanghai pair showing an appre the final set. She seemed eager ciable falling off. a prolonged fight to kill every shot, especially her for the game fallowed in which opponent's service, and in doing so many exciting alies were seen and lost her accuracy, often driving out. advantage went alternately. Even- Miss Firth played steadily and bytually Hong Kong won on account clever tactics won the Brst game. of Wade netting twice after the flual She then kept Mrs. Miles on the deuce.
game.
To-day's Games.
To-day's programme is as fol- lows
2.15 p.m. No, 2 Doubles, Ladies:
Mrs. Miles and Mrs. James Mrs. Stafford Smith and Miss Collaco,
.
3.15 p.m. No. 1 Doubles, Men:
H. D. Rumjahn and S. A. Bum- jahn . Gordon Lum and Cann
varro.
H.E. the Governor (Sir Cecil Clementi) and Lady Clementi have signified their intention of being pre- sent at 3 p.m. to watch the Inter- port Matches,
Half-time, no scope.. Halfway through the second half the Navy took the lead through MacDougall failing to see the shot owing the goal area being crowd- ed. The E.Q.S.B. went out to love! up bug met a sterling, defence. A raid by the Navy saw them awarded
penalty for handling. Cann con- verted from the spot kick, placing well out of MacDougall's reach. The Navy were now on top and keeping up the pressure went fur- ther ahend when Small sent in a shot the Charlton turned into his own goal in his attempt to clear.
Result-
R. Navy Res.. K.O.S.B. Res.
3.
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INTERPORT PRACTICE.
GAME.
FANLING HUNT
STELEPECHASE
RACES,
SUNDAY,
24th Nov., 1929.
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2.-Glasgow Handicap "A" Claus: Six Furlongs. For China ponies. 3.--Glasgow Handicap "C" Class: Six Furlongs. For Chins ponies. 4.-Lanark Handicap "B" Class? 11 Miles, For China ponies, 5.-St. Andrew's Stakes: 13 Miles.
2000 with a Cup presented. For morning gallops is growing, and bras per scale. Winners of our race, The number of owners at the Chinn ponies. Weight for inches
the time the Annual Meeting be-3 lbs. penalty: of two races, 7 lbs. comes due, I daresay there will be penalty of three or more races 10 A fair-sized gathering every morn lbs. penalty. Subscription griffins ing, so great is the interest crented of this Club of this season allowed, in every quarter this season. 5 lbs.
There are ning races on the card for the ninth Extra race meeting to be held on November 30. The main event will be the St. Andrew's Stakes, over a mile and a half, and I expect a very good field will be sen out here, though the penalty of 10 pounds for winners of three or more races may keep out a few of the best.
6.-Gallowgate Flate; One Mile.
have started in at least four extra A Handicap for China Ponies that meetings in Hong Kong this year nud have not won more than $2,000 in stakes since January 1, 1999; to be ridden by jockeys who have not won five Rat races anywhere at any time.
"
There are nine races on the card, and I can only hope that there will {7.–Glasgow Handicap "B" Class: be no more incidents this time to
Six Furlongs. For China ponies.
PRE-PAID
cause any delay, as racing towards 5.30 or 6 p.m. affords nó pleasure
to the public, who are unable B.-Glasgow Handicap "D" Olass: through darkness to follow fancies
Six Furlongs. throughout the progress of the race. For China.ponies.
The following is the full pro- gramme for the Ninth Extra Meet-9-Lanark Handicap "A" Class: inz:-
11 Milos. "(Continued on next Column.)
For China, ponies.
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The following have been selected Fish System, Separate Kitchen, TUITION GIVEN. to play-
run and once brought off a brilliant Lucas gave Hong Kong the lead cross court backhand drive after again on his service, both Totten drawing her opponent to the net, ham and He playing well. Another and then increased her lead, to exciting game followed in which 2-love. An extraordinarily good deuce was called several times. struggle followed for the third Shanghai equalized at 5-all. The Mias Firth's confidence in- loen! pair seemed to show up better creased and by cleverly keeping the at this stage than the visitors and ball low she gave her opponent Ied again at 8-5. Wade equalised no loose shots. Mrs. Miles, mostly on his service, at which stage Kong on the defensive, showed up ex-broke a gut, and changed his racket. tremely well and carefully selecting Hong Kong forged thead 7-6, and then beut Kong easily on bis ser hes shots, surprised her appetitter root kuning on biotehning on riiday, and the Miller rosa cadeausoleil der several times by side line drives. Deuce was called 'several times, but second service at 15-30. eventually Miss Firth won the game.
(Continued on neat Column.)
Shanghai Team Changes, Miss Crawford, will play No. 1, Singles and Mrs. Stafford Smith No. 2. no that the former will meet Mrs.
Lisa Enid Lo on Sunday at Kow- loon Cricket Club at 10 a.m.
G. Rodger; Wynne and Reeves; Hedley, West and Bliss; B., Gosano, A. V. Gosane, Goldman, Bewley- Buil and Butcher,
The following are the Reserves:—
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