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TO-DAY'S INTERPORT
BOWLS
Hongkong Team Confident Of Victory:
Shanghai Not Favoured
MARGIN OF VICTORY
TO BE SMALL
(BY "TOUCHËR``}
EXPECTED
The Shanghai and Hongkong Lawn Bowls interport match will be decided to-day.
Hitherto Hongkong and Shanghai have each won a match and the game to-day will settle who are the better players this season.
His Excellency the Governor will be among the
game spectators at the Police Green to-day where the scheduled to start at 2,30 p.m.
is
Hongkong will be represented by R. Hall, B. W. Bradbury, J. C. Brown and U. M. Omar (skip), and are" confidently expected to win. One of the leading lawn bowls players of the Colony gave it as his opinion that Although Hongkong should win they would be lucky to emerge victorious by more than five shots.
SHANGHAI'S BAD WEEK A
HANDICAP
The Shanghai team is not yet, announced, but will probably be Lopes, Bailey, Richards and Main (Skip). This will be about the best team Shanghai can put on the fleld as Remedios is not, very ...dependable, and Malcolm certain- ly is not the player he was on his last visit
Shanghai has had a bad week since winning the second inter- port match, as they went" under to Craigengower C.C., to the second division players and to the Kow loon Dock Recreation Club. How- ever, the most important thing to remember is that Main and Richards were not playing at skip and No. 3 respectively and the strength of the Shanghai team tie mainly in these two playing at these positions.
Should Hongkong secure an early lead, it can be confidently expected that Omar will hold on to it. He is in my opinion the best skips in the Colony and it was wise to choose him to skip the most important match of the series. Omar knows exactly what to ask of his men and provided they oblige him with the right kind of shots, Hongkong has no- thing to fear. As the last man in the team, Omar has that as curacy that makes him such a thorn in the side of the opposing
team,
Main is very reliable for draw-
ing the short, in a tight corner, but I am afraid, I have not the same respect for his driving as I have for that of Richards. How- ever, for all we know, Richards out as skip of the may turn Ghanghai sida, to-day.
2.
SHANGHAI GOES DOWN
ONE SIDE MATCH AT KOW-
LOON DOCKS
Playing at the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club, the Shanghai Lawn Bowls team, represented by, Bailey, Main, Richards and Mal- colm went down to the Kowloon Docks by 16 shots to 25. The Kowloon Dock team consisted of J. V. Ramsey, J, Kempton, S. W Grigg and W. Hedley..
The visitors drew first blood but the Docks had things all their own after that and by the tenth head, were standing at 14-4.
The tea interval helped Shang- hal to change the game to some entent pulled up by scoring a sin-. gie followed by a four, but after
away that the Dockites drew again to lead by 20-9. Shanghai scored five shots from the 15th to the 18th head, but in the very Two singles next concceded ve
in the concluding heads brought the game to a close.
Shanghai
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933.
TRAFALGAR DAY
RACES Entries & Handicaps For October 21
The following are the entries and handicaps for the races to be held on October 21 at Happy Valley:-
Temeraire Handicap (One Milo).
GOLF WEEK-END RADIO HOME FOOTBALL ST FRANCIS
Starting Times For
PROGRAMMES
Fanling On Sunday Broadcast by Z.B.W.
OLD COURSE.
98 am, AD Humphreys, ST Butlin,
9.32 m. A. Tolmie, B.Jackson. 9.36 a.m., DM Kerr, FR. Otto. 9,40 a.m., R S Johnson, TR Chassels. "
it
on 355 Metres
Saturday, Oct. 14. 11-11.30 am. Stock and Exchan
ge quotations, Selected Lon- don and New York Stock Quo- tations, Weather Report, etc. Chinese recorded piz
9.44 am.. M N Cochrane, W E11.30 am. Hunt.
9.48 a.., NK Littlejohn, G H
Bond.
9.32 am., A T Lay, A B Raworth. 8.56 a.m., R Young, F.D Hunter.
gramme.
12,30 p.m. European prograrams
of Victor and H.M.V. records.
1 p.m. Local Time and Weather
Report.
10.00 a.m., H S Forster, G T3.15 pm. A relay of the May.
10.04 a.m., O W Greene, J. W Mayhew..
10.08 m., EC Humphreys, F
Austin
lbs."
Alda
140
Brechin
140
*
Charming Star.
168
Cossack's Beauty
181
Jungle Jim
145
Mayflower
150
Solar Star
140
Spotted Butterfly..... 140
Street Singer ·
Widnes
140 140
Royal Sovereign Handicap (Six
Furlongs).
10 in. C Thwaites, P S Grant.
10.10a.m., G. F Rees, Comdr.
lbs.
Dockse
Dancing Jack
153
10.30 a.m..
Golden Dawn
158
Webb
170
Wotin
160
Divett.
But After That
135
10:29 am... H C Hopkins, E des
Canny.......
Voeux.
City of Melbournie
158
Evening Star
170
145
165
150
Sunup
Kilrea
Mermald
Tecumseh
140
Belleisle Handicap (From Two
Mile Post).
Alexandra Hall,
Bistre .....
Bhechin
Horg Orchestra - 07
Hotel Kong courtesy of the Manager.ent During the intervals recorded music will be broadcast, Ironi the Studio).
130 p.m. Rugby Press News, "etc. 2.15 p.m. Close Down.
Dance Music from the Hong Kong Hotel To-night Bryden, R C7 p.m. Chinese recorded
gramme.
10.
10.a.m., J B Mackie, G E R7-1130 p.m. European prograin
Kowloon G.C.` `v.
Happy Valley
The following are the starting times at Happy Valley on Sunday, in the match Kowloon Golf Club v. Happy Valley-Golfors
9.00 am. D. C. Wilson, C. W F. Booker.
9:01 am. J. MacKnight, W. A Stewart.
9.08 am. J. D: Thomson, K. 5. Robertson.
9.12 am. H. H. Mundy, J. A. R. Selby:
lbs.
150
157-
154
Châu Quan
147
Dee
147
Gold Ring
150
Mike
157
Mon Talisman
147.
Nippy
148
Orlando
140
Per Se....
140
Philanderer
155
Solar Star
151
Spotter Butterfly
158
9.30 4.m. Goldman."
Street Singer
151
Tenorio ...
154
9.94 a.m. W. C. Chalmers, É. E. Bocker.
140
.164.
147
155
The "Cavaller
Wakefeld
Widnes
"Wisdom Stag
Furlongs)...
The Trafalgar Scurry (Three
Black Velvet Bold General Christmas Belle..
lbs.
160
180
160
City of Shanghai.... 160 Duplex
160
Eak
180
Fighting Blood
160
Kood Sport
100
Helvellyn
160
Jack Sharkey ......
160
Just Imagine
160
160
160
160
160
100
100
Kratz Viz
Much Ado
Poverty Bay Sunning ....
Swale
The Loafer
Victory Handicap (Six
916 a.m. A. T. Braley, A. Me-
Kellar.
"A. "L Eastman, L.
9.44 a.m. W. M. Groves, J. S. Dykes.
9.98 a.m. G. Milne, A. E. Clarke. 9.32. A.m. S. Hillier, A. E. Charman.
9.36 am. J. Pooler, C. Mycock 9am. H. T. Buxton, F. Lobel
9.45 am. L. D. Purves, E. M. Hanlon,
9.52 a.m. A. J. Dennis. A. Mac- farlane...
9.36 am. T. Seddon, S. S. Cook. 10.00 am.. V. C. Labrun, A. W. Muir....
Players in this match have right of way on the Course in singles and in the fourballs which will be played after tiffin.
LOCAL FOOTBALL
Teams For To-day
Thes following are some of the teams for to-day's football mat- ches:-
FIRST DIVISION
S.W.B. Smith,
Mullane and
Furlongs).
Jbs.
Charming Star
168
Kowloon D.R.C.
Cossack's Beauty
181
Daylight Eve
149
Head
Shots Total Shots Total
Don
152
4 BODY-LINE BOWLING
1
1 I
Flying Tourist
156
2
1
Gold Key
140
3
3
Further Criticism in England
London, Oct. 11,
King's Bounty
156
Morrison; Walllace, Podmore, and Underwood (Captain); Harris (55),
6
Mayflower
∙150
5
6
Navy Hall
140
Royal Flush
140
The Tiger
150
Tom
144
Valorous
165
Wonderful Stag
140
"Euryalus" Plate (From Two Mile
Don
Mayflower
The cricket controversy has been revived by cricketers comments on the exchange of friendly cables between Australia and England on the subject of "body-line" bowling.
Harold Larwood said that he would continue to bowl the leg trap unless expressly forbidden to do so, while George Duckworth the Lancashire and All-England stumper who toured Australia last winter, declared that the Austra- lian, Board of Control. never ox- tended the courtesies customary as hosta.
The "Sydney Herald" says that Duckworth's irritating contribu- tion may encourage certain of the 'Board's members, who' are up- parently indisposed to let bygones be bygones.
Mr Kelly is the only dissatis- fed member. Commenting on the
HOCKEY
Radio Trounces H.K.
parracking he asks what the 240 & S. Brigade 1st XI.
0. have done to curtail the offen- sive Temarks made by. D. R. JET- dine in his book in Quest of the Ashes" and Larwood's and Pack worth's remarks in the British Press against Australian crickers.
Reuter,
Larwood's Views
London, October 12, The Daily Express announces that Larwood stated that if he was selected for England and forbidden
In a fast and thrilling bockey match before a big gathering at Marine Gronad on hundafersoon the Radio Sports Club Hotel met and defeated the Hong Kong de Singapore Brigade 1st XI by six goal to one
A few minutes from the start &wtar Singh, on an excellent pas from G. Singh who had dribbled the ball through the Brigade defence, scored. their first goal. By scooping in during
to bowl his fast les theory, hea mele G. Singh increased Radio's lead.
would refuse to play.
Bombay October 12.
The Brigade Team then reduced the lead through their Left Inside Bajah Khap and before the interval Awtar one to bring the Singh scored another
The M.C.C. teagirarrived safely. | score tif 3-1. -* here to-day and were given a great welcome. Messages received in the second half Radio's inside defence thinking G. Bingh, from the Viceroy, the Governor of Brigade bined excellently and kept Bombay, and the Maharajah's of Kalwant Singh and Awtar Singh each Probundar and Patiala, the Jam scored epe Kalwant Singh should have scored at least on three occasions when
ball the
and the
Bahib of Nawanagar Roche defense was fory, cum Nawab of Pataudi.
Douglas Jardine, the English & Grown brought up from Left captain, broadcasted his thanks to Back to Left-Half position, where he M. Singh who all for their kind reception and played brilliantly expressed the hope and bellef that partnered P. Singh in the back line on and off the field the team would was very effective. M. H. Hon at be deservedly popular,
Centre-Half was as usual, very brilli The team later left for Karachi ant feeding his forwards well and where they be playing on the frustrating the opponents attacks
very successfully. 15th inst Retter
Ajax
The Crook
The Goat The Plover Valley Hall
White Butterny
Conqueror Handicap (One Mile).
AM.C.C.. In India.
Harris, Hazelwood,
can.
Jones and
me.
Special Selections
Home
Chelsea Arsenal
Wolves"
Huddersfield Aldershot Reading Accrington Chesterfield Walsall Motherwell
Away
Ranger Aston Villa Fulham
Draw
Bury Blackpool
Charlton
Mansfeld.
CRICKET
H.K.C.C. 2nd v. Recreio
The following will represent the Hong Kong. Cricket Club Second XI vs. The Club de Ricrelo, Kow- loon, to-day. at 2.p.m.
H. J. Armstrong (Capt.),
B.
7-7.16 p.m
Metropolis (Ferdic Orofe)...Pa.R. Sargent, A. H. Harbord. A., D. Lowson, G. A Stewart, G. E. R. Whiteman and dis Conce"L
Divett, C. W: E. Bishop, LA, P Orchestra. 35933/35934
Duncan, L. D. Kilbee, O E. Cahn- 7,18-8.18 p.m.
gan and R. O, F. King.
Varlety
8 p.m. (Local Time and Weather
Report), 8.15-0.30 pm.
A Conceri Orchestral-In the Village £iu
politow-Iwanow).. 'Orchestral Prince gor-Pole ve
tzki Dance (Borodit)"Phila- delphia Symphony Orches.ra
'Cello Solo-Gavotte Tendri
Hillemacher),
Scheherazade-Symphonic Suite (Rimsky-Korsakow, Op. 35)... played by the Philadelchis Symphony Orchestra directed -by-Leopold Stokowski- Song-The Garden of (Marshall).
Song-Star of the East (hr)...
NETEL
AN IDEAL FAMILY HOTEL
SUNDAY AT The CENTRAL
MORE LAUGHS THAN YOU CAN IMAGINET
She thought Scotland
Yard bad a picket fence
But she beat
the New York police to the solution of
+
Penguin Pool Murder
It's just KILLINGI-
EDNAMAT OLIVER
Directed by Genres
Allahı
RKO
RADIO
Peter
Dawson
(Bass-Earl-
514
Picture-
tone). C1689
Violin Solo - Gypsy
Caprice
(Kreisler),"
ALSO
IN
'Cello Solo-Menuet (Debuss
Table Casals. 1191 Song-Little Grey Home in the West. (Eardley-Wilnot-Lohri
of the Song--From the Land
Water (Eberhart- Sky-Blue
I ewis (50- Cadman)...Mory
prano). 1149- Pianoforte Solo Tango (A))
beniz).
Pianoforte Solo Scaring (schu
mann)...Wilhelm Bachaus 1445 Song Sombre Forest (arr. Lully)› Bong-The First Caress (De Cres-
cenzo)...Enrico Caruso (Pea or). 1437 Violin Solo-Lotus Land (Cyril
Scott)
Violin Solo-Hungarian
Dance
No. 17 (Brahne Kreisler) Fritz Kreisler. 676
6.3-9.30 pun.
Suite (Dohnanyi, Op 19)...Cli cago Symphony Orchestra di rected by Frederick Stock, -'.
9.30-11.30 p.m.
M-17
A relay of the Hong Kong Hote Dance Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room by courtesy of the Management (During the
broadcast. from the Studio).
intervals recorded music will be
11.30 p.m. Close Down.
All records in the above -Euro- pean programmes are supplied by Messrs S. Moutrie and Co. and Tsang Fook Flano Co,
SUNDAY
Sunday, Oct. 15 8.1510 am A relay if the Mili- tary Parade Service from. Et John's Cathedral.
10 am. Close Down. 11-12.15 p.m. A relay of the
Service from St John's Cathe dral,
Lincolns: Heath, Turner and Roden, Dudley. Cork and Bett, Baldry, McGuinness, Higgins, Rid- ley and Hocquard (Captain).
Club:-Fogwill; Hynes and B. Strange; L, G. Robertson, Skinner and A. Duncan;. Fowler, F. Do-12.15-2.30 p.m. European pro miny, A. Howe, E, Strange and gramme of recorded music. Bickford.
1 p.m. Local Time and Weather
Report.
Navy: Leech, Thompson, James, Perkins, Allport, McGuire, Fair less, Smith, Langmead, Eurage and "Clarke.
2.30 p.m. Close Down.
Relay of Organ Recital from St. John's Cathedral
recorded p.m. Chinese
4.30-7
Recreio: A. M. Quinn, R. Bilva- Netto and G. Guterres; W, Mahar, Drogramme, C. Figuerredo, and 1, Castilho: T:7-10 p.m Castlino, J, C. Santos...
Police: McHardy; Perkins, C. Pile Gough, Channings, Brit- tain; T Pilé, Stephens, Shepherd, Brook and Green,
SECOND DIVISION Lincolns:Deacon (Captain), Colclough and Edminson, "Mang- han. Worrall and Robson, Clayton, Evans, Settes, McGuinness P. and Toyne
European programme 7-7.25.p.m. Dance Music. 1.42-8 p.m
Concert Waltzes Voices of Spring (Strauss)
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
8503
Eva (Lohar-art. Schott). Carmen Sylvia (Ivanovici)...NAL Shikret and His Internato nal Orchestra, V-50013
D. Local Time and Weather
*Report.
Club Farrow Boyd, Railtony 18.15 8.33 p.m."
McKeller, Wright, Gamble; Fisher," A relay of the Organ. Recital or AR.CO; Bell, G. Duncan, Williamson and Mr. Frederick Mason, Sloane. Reserves: Lowe, Williams LT.CL from Bt. Joan's Cather and Dunbill"
8
9
10
11
12
13
"Post}."
lbs.
14.
Pride of Tsingtao
147
15
Mike
153
16
Maria Petra
149
$17
Tenorio
..... 156
13
19
14
Daylight Eve
159
Dee
151
20
Charming Star'
1622
21
Stickypast
152
King's Bounty
181
The Gadwall
147
155
183
The Goat'
180
The Cavalier
152
Widnes
158
Gold Key
147
Flying Tourist
157 Leviathan Handicap (14 Miles).
-lbs.
Adam
145
Aida
161/
110
Amoy....
145
Darien
143
Disorderly Conduct
140
Double Face
150
Fl-Fa
140
Gay Butterfly 19
153
Olen Shee....
145
Iron Gay
149.
Jingle King" Balmon King's Parade
140
150
140
Maria Petra
181
National Day
160
field; Wells,
Now's The Time.....
155
Partnership.
160
Pegg and Lester.
Powerful King
145
Stickypast
∙140
145
Clarke, Harper and Brennan,
162
Jingle
140
101
King Salmon
150
140
Melody
145
140
#National' Day
160
Now's The Time
155
lbsc
Partnership
160
Burgomaster Darlen
162
„Paul Jones
145
#143
Swale
140
Gay Butterfly Hey Tor
153
The Pan
$148
150
White Butt
THIRD DIVISION RAF-Felling, Hewitt and Wilkinson: Webster, Read Brixton; "Jenkins, Chartrell, Gre- góry, Craig and Ridgewell
R.AS.C. Abbott, Powell and KALVIS. Whitley, Halford
Clarke; Parker, Eycott: Hay, Gray
and Fullbrook.
RE.Ball, Tucker and White- Hollingsworth and Sloane; Budden, Harding. Ford
Programime
1. Chorale Prelude Drahmx) 2. Chanson d'Ete (Lemare) 3. Rigandon (Lully)
4. Prize Song (Holstorsingers)
(Wagner)
6. (a) To a Wild Rose (Mac-
Dowell)
(b) Alpine Sketch (Cyril Scott)
6. Marche Solennelle (Mailly).
.33-10 p.m.
Orchestral -Salome's Dance (Richard Strauss). Leopold Stokowski and the Philadel- phia Orchestra. 4259/7200 Bong-Oh, Promise Me! (Scott
De Koven)
Bong A Banjo Boug (Weeden- Homer). Louise Homer (Con trálto) 1295
Planoforte Solo-Etude in D Flat
Liszt)
Planoforte SoloIn the Night (Schumann). Harold Bauer,
6828
پھر
Violin Solo-Shepherd's Madri-
Archalaband
David C. Selepick,
ancutive_prodca
gal (Kreisler) Fritz Krals CHARLIE CHAPLIN
ler:" 6712
Orchestral -Espanu Rapsodie
(Chabrier)...Detroit Symphory
Orchestra under the direction THE CURE'
of Casip Gabrilowitsch. 1337 10 p.m. Close Down.
All records in the above Euro- pean programmes are supplied by Messrs. S. Moutrie, and Co. and Tsang Fook Plano Co.
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