THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1932.
SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC SPORTS
THE MACAU GREYHOUND RACING CLUB.
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MACAU,
Racing every Saturday night at 9.15.and every Sunday afternoon at Ž. 15.
See newspapers for special steamer ser- vice.
Admittance to Members' stand $1.00, Public Stand 40cts.
HIGH ABOVE THE CITY'S HEAT AND NOISE GLOUCESTER BUILDING
TEA
AND
DAILY
FROM WEDNESDAY
26th October
4.30-7 p.m.
DANCE
AT THE
GLOUCESTER BUILDING
DINNER AND DANCING WEDNESDAY”______
26th October
9-12.
AT THE
GLOUCESTER BUILDING
The Management of the Cloucester Building regrets to announce the Opening of—
THE DANCE SEASON
on Wednesday next with a Tea Dance from 4.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. followed by a Dinner Dance from 9 p.m. to Midnight. The Management regrets having to take this step, but owing to the numerous requests from patrons, we have weakened. The argument in favour of this innovation is logical, for why Indeed should such a perfect spring dance floor be provided, (inoidentally, the only one of its kind in Hongkong) if it is not used! We offer no defence,, for we are here to serve the public, and to this end have engaged the services of
DICK ADAMSON
and his celebrated Musical Organisation, each one an artist and accustomed to serving a particular Public.
We have no intention of appearing ostentatious, therefore wo are not opening with a "Bang"-our. experience of bangs being, that they Just go off.
For further particulars phone
28602 od 28128.
P. 1. NEWMAN,
Manager.
BREASTING THE TAPE-A splendid action photograph taken during the opening day day of the South China Athletic Sports meeting on Sunday. Itshows the first home in one of the flat races, breast- ing the tape in a koon Guiche (Photo: Mee Cheung).
NEW INTERPORT TRIAL FORWARDS
JONES GETS HIS
Engineers Defeat
DEFENCE REMAINS K.I.T.C.
OPPORTUNITY'
UNALTERED
(By "Veritas".)
Despite the prolific scoring of
the forwards against the Navy
R. A. S. C. Also Win Mamak Points
(By "Bully O{")
A serappy game was the result
INTERPORT
EZIERKOTA TENNIS
WADE RECEIVES
THE CUP
HANDED OVER BY FINCHER AT DINNER
THE CELEBRATIONS
in the Interport football trial HOCKEY RESULTS last Sunday, the selectors have
In the presence of the two wisely found it to make several
teams, members of the selected changes in these departments
Hongkong ladies team, who for the second of the trials
unfortunately were unable to against the Army which takes
play, officials of the Hongkong place at Sookumpoo on Wednes-of the match at the Naval Ground
L.T.A., and friends, Teddy Fin- Happy Valley, yesterday, between day, November 2, at 4 p.m.
cher, last night handed over to the R.A.S.C. and the Veteran. Both
John L. Wade, the Shanghai On the other hand, the half teams failed to impress and there
captain, the Tennis Interport backs and defence remain an-was little good hockey. There
"Taggart". Cup, which Shang- altered, with Andy Duncan of the was no score at the, interval and Club, who came in at the last about half way through the second bai won during the week-end. minute on Sunday, retaining his half Barlow netted the only goal
Mr. M. K. Lo, who presided over position at left half.
scored for the R.A.S.C.
Indians
the gathering, which took the The Kowloon The team selected is:
Rodger (Club); Mullane under by two goals to nil to the form of a dinner-dance, at the Jawyer who could only allow Mr. (S.W.B.), Strange (Club); Tong Royal Engineers at Caroline Hill Peninsula Hotel, said that as a 21 somewhat un-Wade to take away the cup on the (S.
Barber yesterday in Kwan
China), (Lincolas), A. Duncan (Club); interesting game. The combina proviso, it being clearly under- Chen Sui-hong (S. China), Rid-tion of the Indians was far from stood, and hereby agreed, that ley (Lincolns), Howe (Club), effective, but Hinbury and Hayden, Hongkong, ean, and/or shall, go the forward linc of the to Shanghai in one year's time and Jones (S.W.B.). Baldry (Lin-in
Engineers, did some good working it back. coins).
Reserves: Martin
SPLENDID MOVE.
The introduction of Jones of
went
Supporting Mr. M. K. Lo were the two cap- tains, and Mr. Ezra Abraham, Act- ing President of the Kowloon Cricket Club, whilst a large num- ber of ladies graced the event.
(Continued on Page 7.)
The teams changed over with the The function was a particularly (Club)Engineers having a one goal lead, happy one, featured by compli Bliss (Kowloon), B. Cosano (St.scored by Hinbury, Hayden adding mentary speeches. Joseph's) and Dominy (Club).
the second in the fatter half.
FRIENDLY MATCH. Strong second teams of the Jnt the Burderers at inside-left is a Regiment and the Hong Kong Club splendid move, although the selec- tors might have been well advised played a drawless goal game at to retain his club-mate Duncan on Kings Park yesterday. Both teams fielded Hothe of their senior the wing. As an Individual Jones is one of the finest forwards tak-players. ing part in local soccer. He has n deadly shot with both feet, and when in company with Duncan is sumelent to worry any defence.
It is peculiar to find five Service players included in a team to meet the Army, and it is to be hoped that the opposition will not be too
CANCELLED.
It is notified that the Mamak Shield match between the R.A.S.C., and the Royal Corps of Signals, arranged to take plave to-morrow at Marina, has been cancelled.
TO-DAY'S TEAM.
ALL ROUND FORM
PARDRE TAKES 7-30 AND SCORES 52
One of the outstanding features of the Small Units Cricket League so far this season is the feat of the Rev. J.N. Lewis Bryan, S.C.F.,
much woakened. It is necessary The R.A.M.C., and H.M.S. when playing for the R.A.M.C. to have the strongest combina-Phoenix meet in the Mamak cem-y it. Corps of Signals last week. Liona possible against Interpart
After taking 7 wickets for 30 trial teams in order to give the petition at 3.45 p.m. this after-
noon at Sookunpoo, when the runs, the Rev. Lewis Bryan went selectors every chance to arrive at Medical Corps will be represented in to hit up 52 runs before retiring, their decisions.
by:-Pte. Davies: Sgi-Major
Bix. The brilliant form of the Lin-Kirton-Vaughan and Major Had-o of his biggest hits being for The R.A.M.C., won by 45 runa, colns has made the inclusion of den: Pte. Bacon, Major Anderson, two more of their players in- and Cple. Timmts: Sgt. Tarney scoring 131 to the R.C.O.S.. total evitable, and Ridley (inside right) te. Chittock, Cpl. Davies, Capt. of 85,
come Gore and Pic. Elkin. and Baldry (outside left)
FRIENDLY.
into the team. On paper the for- wards appear even more formid- able than those of Sunday's trial, To-morrow at King's Park, and It is a muto question as to bully-off at 5.10 p.m. the Club de whether the, defence could be im-Revrelo and the S. W. Borderers provod, although I am inclined to meet in a friendly match, when think that too much faith is the Recreio will turn out tho A. placed in Andy Duncan.
following team:-A.. Silva: Remedios & P. N. da Silva: H. Noronha, J. E. Noronha, P. M. N: da Silva: F. Rosario, F. Remedios,
D. F. Lopes.
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP C. R. Pereira, A. M. Xavier, and
Shek-0 Title Won by A. B. Stewart
The following are the results of the Shek O Golf Championship
BILLIARDS LEAGUE STEEL COUISON TOURNEY TO BE HELD
If has been decided to hold the
which was played on Sunday, Steel, Coulson's billiards league 23rd October,
1st A.B. Stewart
competition this winter, to be run
764-73169, on the same lines as in previous
2nd E.J.R. Mitchell 72-4-88-155. years.
3rd 1.R.B. Hancock 80-80-160.
All clubs, messes etc., desirous of
4th F.A. Pollock 88-79-162, participating should send a repre-
BoRoy Pool Winners:- Morning
D. H. Blako
S. A. Sleep
sentative to a meeting to be held
nt St. Patrick's Club, Gordon Rond, at 8 o'clock on Monday next, when 82-12-70. the committee will be elected and 80-1870, the fixtures' arranged. 82-1765. All correspondence in connexion 70-1485, with the competition should be ad dressed to Mr. R. Jordan, Hon. E. J. R. Mitchell 27-Ser-27 Bocretary, St. Patrick's Club,
Afternoon P. Tod
F..A.. Pollock
Electie Competition:
THROWING THE HAMMER- Another sation study taken at the 5.C.A.A sports, with one of the 4ompetitors in the not of relenting the hammer. (Photo: Mio Cheung).
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