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SAINTS STRIKE OFF DAY
UNIMPRESSIVE DISPLAY
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St. Andrew's gave a very poor display when they were opposed. to the R.A.M.C. In the Mamak Tournament on the Marina Ground yesterday, and had they bcon matched against a stronger. team would I have no doubt, have had their first reverse in the com- petition. Not once did they' como up to their usual form and their their exhibition was far below capabilities.
Even A. E. P. Guest, who in the centre position of the front rank has done so much for the side In the matter of goal-getting, did Road,ot shine. Admittedly he was
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well marked by the opposing de- Tenders, and had few opportunities of scoring, but what chances he did have were spoiled by faulty stick-work,
# well Heided The Corps balanced side but were by no means outstanding.
The scoring for the Saints was opened by R. A. Carroll shortly before the Interval, and towards the end E. F. Fincher added the Club's second.
Scores: St. Andrew's R.A.M.C., 0.
Mamak Shield
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 19,
1932.
KEEN FINISH AT. MACAO RACES
CIMART FINISH-The finish of the Machine Gun Company, Hongkong Volunteers race at Macao on Sun- day was one of the most exciting of the meeting. The picture shows Mr. R. H. Charles skeeting Roos-
fan past the winning"post_three-quarters of a longth ahead of White Stars.
SOCCER INTERPORT
SHANGHAI MAKES READY
SPORT
ADVTS.
HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB,
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Pavillon on THURSDAY, the 27th October, 1932, at 5.30 p.m.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
The TWELFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be hold (Weather Por. mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 22nd October, 1932, mencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Ball will be Rang at
1.30 p.m.
com.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badres prominently displayed.
No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Mombers Encloruro. Badges admitting Non-Members to the Membern Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) obtainable through the SEURET
And
GOLF "PRO"ARY upon Introduction by a Momber,
Brightening GOLF "PRO"
Billiards
Professionals Experiment with New Proposal
BENEFICENT
REFORM
RETURNING
"JOCK" CHRISTIE PAYS SECOND VISIT
TO GIVE TUITION AT VALLEY
Member to be responsible for Payment of All Chits, &c.
Momburs Badges admiiting, to Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Courso.
On No Protext will Children bo permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.
Tiffins are obtainabia at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 21020.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
Admission
to the The Price of Pablie Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persons, Including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate.
Soldiers and Sallors in Uniform are
THREE MATCHES ARRANGED
London, Oct. 13. Preparations are in full swing
Billiarda is in the fashion with
A. J. ("Jack") Christie, the for the reception of the Hongkong Interport football team by Shang sensational, change, officially Scottish professional golf assist-admitted Half Price.
proposed. The Golfers begu itant, who visited Hongkong in 1929, 2: hai next month, the programme of with Prince's Club, Sandwich, is returning to the Colony for matches having been decided upon making the most revolutionary another business stay. He is due and committee elected for the pur-change from Bogey to Par. That to arrive here on October 28, on pose of effecting the necessary was the most amazing thing which board the N.Y.K. Harunna Maru. ! Christie, who was here for about arrangements in regard to pro- hus happened in Golf for vision of facilities for the visitors. century. and
I. Signals y H.M.S. Wishart- Marina, 4.30 p.m.
Signals:-Browne: Cord
Scott Hardy, H. Jones and Allen; Chaffey, Maguire, Lt, Whiteway-Wilkinson. Convey and W. Jones.
Club
K.I.T.C. V German U.S.R.C. 4.30 p.m. K.I.T.C.-G. M. Khan; K. Hassain and Naidu F. Din, Jurma Khan and G. Mohanimed; A. Khan, G. Slugh, M. Hassan, Atwa Singh and Firdos Khan. Reserves:-Mahammed Kon and J. Bade
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
The South Wales Borderors offered stubborn residence when they encountered the formidable Jat Regiment in a friendly game on the U.S.R.C. ground yesterday. and at the final whistle were only down by the odd goal in three. The game was played on grass and as the Jats are accustomed to a sand ground this fact interfered to some extent with their play.
Then came the two Rugby crisen In the event of a draw, a replay firstly, the old London Clubs re- will be held on the same ground pudiating their fixtures with the the following day. In the event Old Boys Clubs and secondly, the of the Interpart tusile having international Rugby Board's bamb been decided, the visitors will meet shell about malpractices in recent
scrummaging methods. "The Rest of Shanghai" on No- vember 27, and on Tuesday No- vember 29, will tackle a local side.
The Interport not yet decided on.
on Monday dinner will be held November 28.
SUB-COMMITTEES.
The following sub-committees were appointed in connexion with the visit of Hongkong.
Reception-The Members of the Executive Committee.
Housing-Captain Spurrell and C. W. Hampson.
Entertainment.-S. V. Gash, M. P. de Campos, Captain H. G. Reed, F. S. Bridges, H. F. Marshall, H. C. Yu, and J. W. Wallace.
NEWEST PROPOSAL.
Lastly has come the Billiards official proposal that "the cue ball! shall be made to cross the baulk! line at least once in each hundred | points scored in the break.'
As far as amateurs are concern- they cerned it seems clear that need not worry over-much about| the proposed change.
But to leading professionals the change contains possibilities of brend and batter Importance.
WILL TEST PLAN.
six months during his last visit, proved a popular tutor among the The professionals have accepted Hongkong golfing fraternity, and. He comes with an imposing re- the proposal with an open mind. he is making a welcome return. They are propared to try out the new idea and Tom Newman and cord of successes achieved in Joe Davia are trying out the new homeside tournaments this year. The exchanges during the first Official Guoats.-J. A. Quayle method of scoring in a friendly He was fourth in the Northern won the Counties tourney, and half were
match at Thurston's. both sides and Wm. Z. L. Sung. over and found the net once, Abdul Jalil
Their idea is to continue trying Assistant's Prize in this com- It having been brought to the scoring for the Indians and John-notics of the Shanghai Association out the proposal in professional petition. In addition he has won
Assistant's prize in stone equalising for the Bordarers. that bulls have been used this matches until the end of the year, the
In the second half Capt. W. M. season which do not comply with when the authorities will consider Scottish Professional Tournament. the advisability of fresh legisla- Christle is bringing out with forward, Morgan, at centre
re- official requirement in this ceived an injury to the foot and ro- spect, attention has been drawn tion in the light of the experience him a selection of new golf clubs including the deep faced models tired from the game. Despite their
Laws gained.
Newman has declared already which have gained tremendous A. disadvantage of being a man short of the Game (page 83 of the S.F.A for the remainder of the game the Official Handbook) provide that that he thinks the governing body popularity in England and the Jats gained the lead through Jalil, the circumference of the ball has taken the first step towards States.
beneficent most shall not be less than 27 inches tho
re-
to
the fact
*that
the
the
roform He will operate daily at the Wilson simplified $5 per half an hour or $25 for a The Y.M.C.A. had a narrow vic-outer casing of the ball must bo of Remington tory over the Polico nt King's Park leather, and no material shall be penalties for fouls and limited full course of six lessons. yesterday winning an evenly con- used in the construction of the consecutive games, tested game by the only goat ball which would constituto a.dan- scored. G. G. Burnett was reager to the players....At the com- ponsible for the goal in the first mencement of the game the weight) half.
Y.M.CA'S NARROW WIN. nor more than 28 inches. The Gilliards has experienced since Happy Valley, giving lessons at
With a view to selecting a team to play in the forthcoming Sim Shield matebes against the Hong- kong Club and the Royal Navy the Army will hold a trial match on the U.S.I.C. ground 0:1 Friday ant
4.30 p.m.
of the ball shall be from 18 to 15 RECORDS BROKEN
Ouncos,"
DANGEROUS BOOTS.
Cases are stated to have occur. red this season of players wearing boots with studs or bars which are
NORTH CHINA SPORTS
MEETING
Peking, Oct. 13.
MANY SPEECHES.
General Liu was followed by Mr. Yuan Tun-1, Chairman of the Department of Physical Education of the National Normal University, and a member of the Executive Committee of the North China Athletic Federation, who OX- preased the federation's apprecia- not in accordance with those call- ed for in the Law of the Game,
Peking carried off. the premier tion of the support accorded to Capt: W. M. Morgan, M.C., Army and which are said to have con- honours on the first day of the the meet by various crieles in Hockey Secretary, yesterday instituted a danger to other players. 16th Annual North China Truck Ilonan. A representative of the timated that littlo was known at Tho attention of players and re- and Field Meet, which opened on Central Kuomintang in Nanking present as to the composition of fereea has been called to Law 12 Monday morning at Kaifeng, the also spoke.
During the proceedings, three the Army eleven. The varlour (page 36 of the S.F.A. Handbook), capital of Honan. Peking scored
by the unita had submitted names for the the provisions of which must be 74 points. Shantung was a close aeroplanes, purchased trial and these 'players would be complied with in future,
second with 62 points and Hopel citizens of Honan for the Central given a chance before the team
was third with 39 points.
Government, flow over the stadium, Captain H. G. Reed has been co- inally selected.
Five national and two North distributing leaflets of a patriotic onted as a Member of the Referees' Chins records went by the board nature. The various heats and Committee of the Shanghai Foot-and it is expected that more finals commenced at 10 o'clock in ball Association.
If the rules so permitted, Capt. Morgan said he intended to include Indian players from the Jat Regi- ment and the H.K.S.R.A., in the the Army team but according to the conditions of the competition only European members of the Army were allowed to partioipste.
M.C.C. TOURISTS.
Arrival at Fremantle Yesterday.
As the beginning of a campaign to secure more and better quali fied referees in Shanghai, Mr. R. Davison, who is an acknowledged
national marks will be shattered the morning and continued until
u late hour in the afternoon. during the moat.
50,000 SPECTATORS. nthority on refereeing, in Great o'clock by General Liu Chit, The meat was opened at eight
Britain, delivered an adress on Chairman of Honan, in the Wednesday last on "The Duties and presence of 50,000 spectators und Powers of a Reforeo.”.
over 1,000 athletes of both sexes, representing no less than 100 provlaces In North China.
CHINA FLEET SOCCER
In an address, Gonoral Liu' said that hold at this time of national crisis, the mest possessed a special It should be noted that the significance. It was the expres ported China Fleet football langue Fremantle, Oct. 18.
fixture between H.M.S. Suffolk and son of a resolve on the part of The M. C. C. Tourists arrived at 11.B.S. Devonshire, which appear China's youth that the nation A. a.m. and were welcomed by a large ad in yesterday's issue, no taking was determined to be strong. In wharfaldo crowd.
place this afternoon, was conclusion, he urged the athletes George Dockworth was the reel- correct. The match, will, bo stag- to abide by the decisions of the plent of friendly barracking and ed-at-Happy Valley, kicking-off at Judges and not to resort to unfair cries of "Howzat” as he disembarked. 4.80 pin. to-morrow."
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