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LEWIS THE
CONQUERER
ARMY'S
BRILLIANT
Starting Times At Fanling
START
Harvey Fails To Win Title
Strongest Side For Many Years
Decide arightTM
The following are the starting Limes för Fanling, to-morroW.--
OLD COURSE
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9.20 N. K. Littlejohn and J. Forbes. 9.24 J. Adams and M. N. Currie. 9.28 H N. Williamson and T. R.
Rowell. 9.32 H. M. Alexander and W, Sharp. 9.38 E. I Groome and R. A. Mc-
Kenny.
9.40 I. H. Geare and J. W. Mayhew. NEW COURSE
9.24 Mra Adams and Mrs. Currie. 9.32 J. E. Richardson and R. M
Wood.
Note: The usual Bombs, will be Cred at 11.00 am, and 11.02
LOCAL RUGBY
Fixtures For
Saturday
There will be two games of Rugby Football on the Club ground af
Happy Valley on Saturday, Novem- ber 14. At 3 o'clock the Club A XV will play an Army side. which will be followed at 4.15 by a game be- tween H.M.5. Hermes and the Club 1st IV.
NEGRO'S POINTS
DECISION
Wembley, Nov. 9.
SPARTAN LEAGUE
OUTPLAYED
In the Empire Stadium to-night, before a crowd af, 12,000 persona, Len Harvey, the Cornish veteran, the season with a convincing win The Army football team started fought through 15 gruelling rounds with the American" negro, John Henry Lewis, for the Hght-heavy- weight cramplonship of the world. and lost the decisiod He was out- pointed by the title-holder.
over the Spartan League at the Oval ground. Tidworth, recently. The final score was only 3 goals to 1 in their favour, but the Army wern attacking nearly all the time.
Well supported by Baitham. Goslin, and Dennis the Army for-
Lewis weighed 172 and Harvey 172 pounds Harvey started the nght with an advantage: Lewis {wards played such brilliant con- bad a damaged right exe before structive football that the Spar he came into the ring and it was tan League were kept for long
periods heavily plastered.
on the defensive, The The Cornishman led off with a outside men, L. Brown and Cross, straight left and hooked and box- did most of the shosting, but ed confidently. · Lewis was several | Delaney, a new centre-forward. times warned for holding infringe- also proved himself a clever ments during the first six rounds, marksman Mudford, and Lyness and Harvey was warned when. worked like heroes throughout. after the referee had spoken to both men, he hit out at Lewis.
Harvey at first concentrated on his opponent's head, causing the negro's ecconds to work over his eye between rounds.
DEFENCE IS SUPERB
In the middle rounds the Cor- nishman attacked his oponent's
The Club sides have been select- body with fight and left ed as follows:—
'jaba and Lewis scored with his left, booking to the jaw se- veral times. He missed with his right occasionally.
1st. XV M. H. Curtis, H. van Leeu-|
wen, W. E Grieve, H. D. Bid- well, G. K Chadwick, A. H. R. Butcher, J. L. Bonnar, N. E Clarke, J. S. Dunnett, K. A. Watson, I. H. Bradford, W. E "Peers. H. W. E. Heath, A
Wa'kden and J. Redman. (Captain).
A XV P..C. Frost, J..B. Stewart, A. F. Read. FL F. Hopkins, D. Hynes, C. W. Lyle, J. R. Hen- „derson, A. W. Holden, W. H. Currie, T. H. Pratt, R. P. Ed- wards (Captain), B. Hynes, K A. Munro, M. S. Cumming, and】 E. P. Humphreys.
TSUI ASKED TO MANILA
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For The All-Comers Championship
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"Tsui Wai-pui, open singles cham- pton of the Colony might parti- cipate in Manila next year, in the Philippines
All-Comers tennis championship.
Mr. L.R. Ildefonso has received an invitation from Dr. Ylanan, head of the P.LLTA, but it is not yet definitely known whether Ti will be able to accept. According to information received here, the Philippines LTA. has also decided to invite two ranking Japanese players.
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If it is possible for Tsui to ac- cept the invitation, Hong Kong will affcially be represented at the Philippines All-comers champion- ship for the first time.
It is also probable, if the Colony champion makes the trip. he will be invited to participate in a ten- | mis tour embracing the provinces.
IRISH SOCCER SIDE
To Play England
London, Nov. 9. The Irian international football team to meet England on Novem- ber 18 was selected to-day ...as follows:
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Green (Belfast Celtic); Cook and Fulton (Everton)
(Belfast Celtic); McCullough (Manchester City), Jones (Hibernian) and Mit- chell (Chelsea); Brown (Coventry),
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Lewis changed his tactles, fin- ally, and concentrated on Harvey's body, for the other was boxing superbly and allowing few open- ings. Lewis fought in close, where he was slightly quicker, than the challenger.
Harvey with a long, hard left prevented many of the American's rushes, but Lewis twice got through and knocked back the Cornish man's head, following up with a right hand hook that was just of the mark. The challenger was boxing beautifully all this time. and particularly in the eight round when he checked the Ameri- can's offensive.
II.
L Brown. last season's centre- forward, now appearing at out- dright, was the success of the match, His dribbling at full speed was perfect, his shooting deadly. and he was continually making skillful openings for his fellows. There is a weakness at left-back. V. Brown falling to rise to the occasion in that position, but otherwise the defence was sound. Altogether the Army lock uke having their strongest side for many years.
GOOD SAVES
very
Bunch brought off some good saves, one especially Ane from Lyness, Trotz and Adams, the, backs, and Morey, the new centre- tall, defended wel. but the wing half-backs did not give a very im- pressive display.
Early in the
game following some sparkling work by L Brown on the right wing, Delaney put the Army ahead. Afterwards the. match developed into a stern con- test between the Army forwards and the Spartan backs and half- bucks, but the visiting defence was so keen that the Army did not score again until early in the second half.
EYE GUARDED CLOSELY Lewis was guarding his damaged closely now. Harvey, after manoeuvring, feinted and struck shot
eye
Then L Brown sent in a terrific followed l up. with 2 ball was in the the ex- there in citement of the scramble by a Lewis got Harvey in a corner and Spartan defender. A Spartan caught him with a left to the jawra'ly, during which Halls tricked
when Lewis dropped his guard. charge, and the and landed an inch or two under net, deflected the bad eye, on the cheek.
and a right to the head as he re- bounded from the ropes. The fight Was tedious at this stage,
The tenth and eleventh rounds were fought at very close range, Harvey had a damaged left eye. which was badly swollen and al- most
closed, Lewis blocked and cuffed with open gloves.
FIGHTING
In the fourteenth round theys stood and alugged toe-to-toe. Le- wis had the better of the exchangë in the first furious spell, but Har- vey stung his opponent with straight lefts to the face. The pice was terrific, Harvey landed a left and right to the champion's Jaw. The Cornishman hooked re- peatedly and perfectly into the American's ribs.
The fifteenth started in whirling fashion, Harvey landed a right with a sickening thud and Lewis staggered and appeared badly daz- ed. Harvey continued to punish him with lefts and rights to the head.
The verdict was anounced amid considerable booing-
Heuter.
PERRY'S DECISION
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CONFIRMED
Now In The "Big Money"
New York, Nov. 10.
Stevenson (Everton), Davis (Old- Fred Ferry has turned pro- ham), Doherty (Manchester City)fessional
and Kelly (Derby City).
There are four changes in the forward line which played recent- ly against Scotland, and players from no less than six English clubs and one Scottish club have been included in the team-
Reuter
HOME RUGBY
Edinburgh Defeat Oxford
London, Nov. 8. The following were the results of Rugby Union matches played to day:--
Cambridge University 19, Bwan- sea 5.
Oxford University $, Edinburgh Academy 21- Renter
Perry will tour with Vines and others, making his debut in the Madison Square Gardens in Janu- ary and receiving a guaranteed percentage of the gate receipts, ex- pected to yield him $100,000 (UB. currency) annually.
Ferry's backers are a group of American sportsmen headed by we former Davis Cup players, Francia Hunter and Howard Voshell.
Perry 19 guaranteed a minimum of $25,000 a year for his playing.
His first contest will be against Vines on June 1, 1937. "Tra
The English star has aigned up with Hunter and Voshell for com- petitive play only and has reserved for himself all other rights and privileges as a professional," At the moment he is en route to Holly- wood by train ---- Reuter Pontons
Kirkland and J. Brown and scored a good goal, evened matters up considerably, but the Army always had a arm grip of the game after- wards, and Delaney added to their lead with an excellent shot.
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