Sports News
CRICKET NOTES.
THE FIRST LEAĠUÉ.-
QUESTION OF CLOSURE
TIMES?
The Navy Vary.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929.
RUGBY FOOTBALL. HONG KONG'S RADIO
CLUB DEFEAT H.M.S. CORNWALL
As a reply to the Cornwall's vic- tory over the Club First "IV" last week, the Club "A" managed to beat a second team from the same ship yesterday evening at Happy Valley by a margin of five points, one goal and one try gainst one try from their oppon- ents.
Brace had to lose ten minutes. before his declaration and it cost him the match. The Navy deserved to lose. Bomphrey clearly a fine bat who comes down right on top ut the ball and uses his wrists. Unfortunately he lost patience and was easily caught at cover off Ross. Just after, Stevenson, a very good Ibat, ran a yard over to the off to get a very wide ball off the same Bowler and paid the penalty. It was a very fine catch, by E. C.
As with the first team the Club Fincher who got four in all. But the weakness of the Kowloon kowl. second gave their best exhibition ing beeane apparent. At aboy of the season. Winning the toss five o'clock the Navy had 6 wicke..
they elected to defend the Pavilion down for forts, when Glass and Sim
end. The Cornwall's kick-off was minile, a gallant stand. The latter seemed short of practice, but play-gathered, and the ball carried to The latter point is of most gonetaled (if I may say so) a sterling the Navy's 25. Several serums took
excellent. The facts, ascertained at first hand. interest and I will deal with it first. innings.
The only match that was played on Saturday last was that between the K.C.C. and the Nary. It was of great interest, both from the point of view of assessing the strength of the teams, and for the curious point which arose at the end of the game.
are as fellows. Apparently Brace and Shaw, the Navy skipper, were a bit uncertain about the time of closure and both thought 5.45 p.m. was the time. The situation was complicated by the fact that the clock inside the Pavilion was seven minutes fast! Well after 5.45 p.m. true time, the Navy skipper thought time was up. The umpire provided by the Navy side suggested that it was time, but Robinson, the K.C.C.
Glass
Was
Brace alone of the bowlers looked
dangerous but he was going over the stumps and, as far as I could see in the gathering darkness, had lot of bad luck. Lasiett with coaching should make a useful bats man and he resisted the temptation to get himself out to Ross better than many of the Navy sidet
Friendlies,
The I.R.C.. As I anticipated, had
place in that vicinity, and the ball
was then taken back to the half.
way line. From a loose Holmes managed to break away, and, avoiding at least four of the Corn- wall players, he eventually passed to Skinner before encountering the full-back, and the latter was able to run through for a very easy try.
EXHIBITION.
MR. W. T. SOUTHORN'S OPENING SPEECH.
. SOME INTERESTING
EXHIBITS.
ment expenditure on broadcasting
Broadcasting Committee's Fing
IN THE DEMONSTRATION
HALL
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CORRESPONDENCE.
THE SLAZENGER TENNIS BALL.
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SIR--With roference to the Tea-' nis Notes under "Sports News" in your paper to-day, since we un- derstand that Dunlop Tennis Balls
were used throughout the Inter
must be limited to the amount re- ceived from license fees but that tho
The first stand to attract atten- taxpayer can more fairly be calledtion just inside St. Andrew's Hall, upon to contribute to the 'entertain-
was that put up by Moutries. Mudi ment of shall we say 10 per cent. | of the credit for the clever scheine of the population rather than 1 parut decoration must go to Lane (TO THE EDITOR OF THE ** HONG KONG gent. Now broadcasting is still in Crawford's and the Silent Sales- its infancy in Hong Kong but our man." Electrolas & Victor Radiolas infant seems to be growing with are there on show, and look as im- ever increasing virility. I read yespressive as they are excellent. One terday that, in twelve months the of the Electrola models displayed number of licensed receiving sets combines both functions, and can be St. Andrew's Hall was full of had grown from about 100 to nearly used as a receiving set or to play interested visitors when the first 700, and that the number is still records. growing,
Siemens-Telefunken Co. havo a radio exhibition in the Colony was
well stocked stall which was attract- officially opened by the Hon. Mr.
ing
great deal of attention. The various firms taking part in W. T. Southorn, C.M.G., yesterday.
For this encouraging position I Sinceres have taken one of the the exhibition vied with each other' feel that all credit must be given spaces in the body of the hall and in displaying the latest development to the Broadcasting Committee un-built up a pretty little pavilion to in radio science, and in fact the der the able Chairmanship of Mr. display their goods including 230 was that the best and most modern General. am sure that all listor-Radio A.C. receiving sets, and Pilot outstanding feature of the exhibition N. IL Smith the Post Master amplifers for big volume, Silver products of different factories layers-in are under a great obligation super wasp short and long combin
ed receivers. side by side so that those visiting to the Committes and will wish mo
The Sun Co. has a well decorated the exhibition could make compari- to congratulate it on the success of sons for themselves. The finished its arduous labours. Much no doubt stand with a setting sun at the back instrument down to the small de- remains to be deme. tails wore on view in attractive
The language dificulty is a little sections all clearly displayed. bilingual Colony like Hong Kong is a very real one, but I know that
The Hon. Mr. Southorn, whose
Work.
speech at the opening ceremony was the Committee is working hard to terest the Chinese speaking as well broadcast from City Hall, said prepare programmes which will in that what was today the hobby or
the English speaking com- 13 the luxury of the few will to-morrow be a necessary adjunct of the dailymunity. Until we can interest both life of us all. He promised listen communities we cannot hope for ers that while Hong Kong cannot progress on the lines achieved in provide a Queen's Hall Ofthustra, Europe and America. it could and did give good music,
and a elever strangement of paper trays. Wing On show their goods in a pretty flower decked pavilion: Columbia stand very well arranged model gramaphones. Rudolph Wolf and Kew show a number of small and containing some of the latest
gadgets besides receiving sets, and Crossley Motors have a good dis
play.
no difficulty in beating Craigen. This was suored just to the left of the quality and variety of which the Rugby news, itself received by of the most interesting stands.
port matches, in fairness to Mesars. Slazengers Ltd., for whom we are Agents, we wish to draw your attention to the fact that your article might give the 'public the impression that the Dunlop Tennis Bali is recognised as the official ball in Hong Kong. This
witball in. Hong Ko
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We know that the Shanghai players definitely expressed wish for Slazenger Balls. In May this year, as in previous years, the Slazenger Ball was adopted by the as the official ball for the Season, Smughai Lawn Tennis Association consequently the players natural were used to playing with. We, y wished to have the bal they As well as "Deuce" and "Vantage- Hong Kong who wrote in your this regarding contemporaries Slazenger's balls were barred. question, would like to know why Slazengers have been and still are being used by almost all the Clubs in this Colony for their tour-
A telegram recently to hand in...”.
Tennis Ball has again been select- ed for the World's Championship at Wimbledon for 1830-the 25th year in succession and, this is con. clusive proof of the position which it holda
naments.
umpire, very properly pointed out gower who appear to be very weak the posts, and Holmes had no dif. / would improve as the public sup- wireless, a few days ago that the Their exhibits are of a serious forms us that the Slazenger Lawn
this season. The game on the Club ground was a scratch one as the that up.m. was the official time. After about two more overs an appeal against the light was successArmy could not raise a side owing ful and the match ended in a draw. to camp. A match which seemed to get overlooked was that between the C.S.C.C. and the Somersets.
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nature-net for mere pleasure-and they have thought it most fitting not to make any extraneous decora tions. Among the exhibits is the latest ship's radio set and a most interesting Auto Alarm Device. This maching automatically picks up distress signals from any ships which may be sending them out and rings an alarm bell on receiving an 8.0.8. Should there be only one wireless officer on a ship which has Gne of these Auto Alarm Devices installed, and should be be asleep, he will be wakened by the bell and be able to get into touch with the véssel which is calling for help. Another interesting instrument is the Direction Finder. By means of this radio messages received from coast stations can be checked on a special scale which will give the
A second gadget connected sent. with the ships own and confirms the direction, and if a fresh set of messages is picked up from another
A Sea Darice. The Marconi International Marine I was greatly interested to read in Communication. Co., Ltd., Fuve one
number of broadcast licenses issued port increased.
Among those present at the open in Great Britain had reached rult in converting. The game had then been in progress for fouring were Sir Henry Pollock, Hor. 2.860,000 and that it was hoped that Mr. W. B. L. Shenton, Hon. Dr. the 3,000,000 mark would be reached ininutes only.
Neither pack were assuming the R. H. Kotewall, Mr. M. K. Lo, 3. very shortly. It will be a very long A. R. Sutherland Mr. H. H. Priest-time before we can hope to reach the orthodox formation, and consider Robinson Was Right.
able difficulty was occasioned in ley and Mr. N. L. Smith, Radio same proportion in Hong Kong. for it is a far cry from 700 to say 30,000 There is no doubt that Robinson
The Civilians were not at full getting the ball in properly. Of enthusiasts, both men and women acted correctly. I confess I thought strength, but they had de Rome. the two, the Cornwall pack appear were present in large numbers and or 60,000 licenses, but the rapidity that, since the 1923 rovised rules Richardson and Evans playing and ed the stronger, this advantage, no showed a very great interest in the of the expansion at home may well give us inspiration for our future were published, the times had been should have passed the Somerset's
doubt, being caused by the Club exhibits.
Success here. The peculiar position revised, but it is not so. There score of 102. However, they only
not packing low enough. Despite HON, ME, SOUTHORN.
of Hong Kong makes it inevitably a have been several alterations since got 87 St. Andrew's Day evidently
this, however, the 'Club gained pós-
The full text of the Hon. Mr. W. 1923, as there are now two leagues. spoilt their luck as at least two
session as often as their opponents T. Southorn's speech, is as follows: developments and we need look no slow starter in some of these modern But reference to Mr. W. C. Hung, batsmen were caught off full tossca.
For the majority of the first half
It gave me great pleasure to be further than motoring for the Hon. Secretary of the League, while Richardson played the ball has assured me that there has been to which he was l.b.w. I hear that the game remained in the Navy's able to accept the invitation to be example.
Future of Radio. no alteration to Rule 13, which fixes there are several promising cricket ground, and eleven minutes after here to-day and to perform the
their first success Coppin raa opening ceremony of the first Radio I am told that only a few years 0 p.m. for November and Januarsers in the regiment and expect we
shall see more of them if and when through for another try for the Exhibition in Hong Kong, and
ago a motor car was looked on in and 5.45 p.m. for December.
they come over to Murray Barracks. Club, which was scored a flag, thereby to show my personal interest Hong Kong as a sign of useless Kowloon Sportsmanship.
the right close to the corner this newest of scientife marvels,
You may perhaps wonder why the ravagance, and what is the posi- My informant was particularly im- Preased with one man, a C.S.M., Ithus giving his side a lead of eight
be with broadcasting. What is to with his second attempt at goal to open what is in appearance a kick.
purely commerein? undertaking, but day the hobby or the luxury of the few will to-morrow be a necessary name.
A few minutes later the home I venture to think that the promo- team's diminutive scrum-half in- ters realized that the Government adjunct of the daily life of us all. dulged in a great solo effort and has not only that general interest male a clear thirty yards before in the success of radio work in commercial undertakings but a very being smothered almost in the Hong Kong which it takes in all Navy's line. Indeed, he was ex- tremely unfortunate in not 'emerg-special interest in the increased ing with a try to his credit. Half revenue it will obtain from an in- time followed shortly afterwards crease in the, use of receiving sets. with the Club still pressing.
Sinzenger propoganda," and such This letter will be regarded as
it is, but we shall thank you to publish it nevertheless, because re ference is made in your paper to other leading makes of tennis ball but all reference to the Slazenger Ball is avoided.Yours faithfully.
ALEX ROSS & CO.,
(CHINA) LTD, Hong Kong, December 4, 1929.
Daram have a well set up stand".
But last wicket batsmen, think, but I regret I don't know his points. Holmes, was unsuccessful Colonial Secretary should be asked tion to-day? So, I predict it will direction from which they are being magnet. H.K. Radio supply have
Of course, tha ditheulty is met by the right to appeal against the light: fighting a rear-guard action, natural ly fear to appear unsporting by such an appeal, especially when the
To-morrow's Games.
The Indians should beat the
match cannot be won, and will be University at Sookunpoo I think, as the latter are still tied up with Exanis-(witness a horrible pile of papers under my nose waiting for rection! But a draw is always on the cards.
loet if but one more wicket falls. It is not a correct fear, but a very untural and sporting one. In the ensa under review, the light was absurd, and Brace and his men bowled dead alos until the game was stopped. They failed win the watch but it was a glorious failure as it was a splendid example of the true sporting spirit which the word in synonymous with
All honour to them. erickst.
The Beal Trouble. The real trouble is that Rule 16 is sheer adjectival nonsense, and if we now have a five longue (as I think we have) it will be amended. In tho Interport it was settled that Bp. should be the tinie for draw ing stumps. This was in the first haf of November, and even so it seemed at times too late. I will grant that the League can play later, but maintain that 5.45 p.m. in November and January is the absolute limit, and 5.30 p.m. in December.
The C.R.C. entertain Kowloon, and the odds are largely on the visitors. I do not think the Chinese can win, as the Kewloon batting is so strong but they may well draw the game if they can keep down the rate of scoring
THE SECOND HALF.
Government Support.
I need not detain you with any
remarks on the educational and You are probably better acquainted practical value of broadcasting
with them than I am but I can-
land station the position of the ship
can be exactly marked on the chart by cross readings.
skewing short wave sets, A.C. sets loud speakers and the Osram music a display of valves, small gadgets, and receiving sets, while the Canton Trading Association is making a special display of Low Indio,
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The Army is still in Camp, and their match with the Nary is can. celled. On paper the Army should win the League if they can get their site out regularly. One hopes so. When I first came to the Colony there was an Army Rugger side always in the Cup-ties and a pretty
As appears to be the case in most good fifteen they were too. Thereof the matches this season, the play seems no hope of this starting proved infinitely better in the se again now, but a cricket side will be cond half. From the kick-off the very welcome.
game was carried from one 25 to the other, and both teams had several opportunities of scoring. The scoring abilities of the Club, however, had apparently been ex
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This is Hong Kong's first Radio 1 Pt. D.U.M. of the game Holmes made a great of life exactly in proportion to the sport-and more power to them for join ine in wishing his bride and attempt at gpal the Club being support received from the house Exhibition and I am sure that you 2 Qts. Superior Rich Old Fort,
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Appeals Against Light. The answer will be that the Fats men are safeguarded against bad light by their right of appeal. Theoretically, yes! But practically no one will dare being called a had
Civil Service should beat Craigen
be guwer but wilt got at full strength...
Congratulations.
I cannot close these notes with out tendering my heartiest con- gratulations to Mr. Harry Owen Hughes on his forthcoming mar- ringe, which will take place to
I know all cricketers will morrow.
Cricket will be the richer, when I skippered a side which won as I feel sure that not only shall the Shield, i always agreed with we still have Lir. Owen Hughes quent, both sides being conspicious our opponents' captain in the short playing as before, but alan the sebing Mrs. Owen months that both sides thaid he entitled to appeal against the light Hughes in the Ladies tent. All with no arrire peer! (For the good fortune to them both! "Gelding side are also at a disadvant
tage, if it was a case of a side lar ing to knock off a few runs with plenty of wickets in hand,)
The Remedy.
pleasure
of
BOXING.
R. ABBIT.
FINAL WORK OUT AT THE
V.R.O.
The final work out of the
Na-side found the game central, the match being curtailed on ac- count of failing light,
TO-MORROW'S GAME.
To-morrow (Saturday) the Club once more meet the H.M.S. "Bre wick" on the home ground and hope for their customary specta- torial support.
"STYX."
HONG KONG LADIES'
HOCKEY CLUB.
The rule should be amended by Betting back the hour by fifteen minutes. And there should be some official pronouncement encouraging batsien to claim their rights, with out the fear of being called unsport. ing. There is by the way the pro-Navy boxers took place at the vision that if both umpires beV.R.C. yesterday afternoon before agreed that the light is unfit for large number of spectators. Lead- play, stumps shall be then drawn." ing Stoker Mann, who is being I do not think, however, that this matched against A. B. Rowles in
There will be an inter-club can be interpreted to mean that the Heavyweight Championship they can sa decide except upon. angle on Saturday, went through his match Colours . Whites on the appeal by the batamen or the field final exercises before the contest. A. Marina ground at Kowloon to-mor
P. Creighton, also of H.M.S. Cornrow (Saturday) at 3,30 p.m. ing side.
The Game.
wally was seen in action. He is to
The teams are follows:- meet Morris for the welterweight Turning from the theoretical point, championship. Both men gave ad-
Colours: . E. Little, F. Cousins, it was a most interesting game mirable displays at skipping, bag P. Carter, E. O'Hagan, E. R. Boll, The Navy had no bowling save and bali punching and shadow box M, Bird, S. Browning, Mora Rus Dalison and Laalett; the latter maying. They are in fine form and sell, F. Webber, A. T. Cressey, A. make a good fast medium bowler if should give their opponents a good E. Steele. properly coached. E. C. Fincher, Lawrence (until he was cut over the eye by a ball that shot up off his bat) E. F. Fincher and F. Zimmern played excellent knocks. ngainat weak bowling. The latter is always at his best when playing a free game he cannot poke, as he tries to do in Interport Trials! A. for the Championship of the Navy, Leading Stoker Mann has won the T. Les went in with instructions to and prevent finalist for Champion-middle and welterweight cham hit, and he did not do it. He wantship of the China Fleet. Creightonpionship of the Navy and the heavy- ed valuable time and I think lost fought seven times whilst in Shangweight championship of the China. the match for Kowloon. He has got hai, winning each bout. He has Fleet. In his last fight at home ho **LI-that-theron-forging the famous doo-Wall-reg Jam Star, hand
in League Cricket when you get.
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fight.
Creighton, incidentally, is not to be confused with the man of the same name and ship who is reported to be missing.
Some of his boxing honours to his credit are, the Welterweight Cham- pionship of West England Finalist
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draw:
Whites: A. IN. Other, E. Grey, M. Russell, M. King, M. Wallace, E. J. Coppin, I, C. Bell, J. Whyte, N. McNeillie, C. Ferguson, B. Laing.
Mann's Honours.
23 rounds. (Continued at foot of next column).
BOXING
CITY HALL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th. At 9.15 pm.
Heavy Weight Championship. of The Colony A. B. ROWLES
H.M.S."Marazion"
L. STOKER MANN
H.M.S. Corawril” Welter Weight Championship
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