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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932.
Shanghai's Search for Interport Side
Second Football Trial A Disappointment
GASH AND STOKES OUTSTANDING
"The "Stripes," captained by Hurry defeated the "Whites." skippered by Gash, last Sunday afternoon at the Canidrome before a large crowd of about 12,000 spectators, in the second Interport trial match by three goals to two. It was an interesting match, but little rivalry was seen, as the players inclined to display in- dividualism more than combination. The desire to win appeared to be lacking.
The Stripes were lucky to сметко
on the long end of the score, as two
of their points came as a result of TO-DAY AT THE
penalty kicks, which were well taken by K. C. Chen of the Tung Hwa Club.
NEXT ATTRACTION. The Whites opened scoring
SUNDAY, 20th & 21st INST.
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difficult angle on the left flank. Then, SELECTIONS FOR
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in the inst few minutes of the initial period, Daffy was penalized for hand- ling in the dreaded ares and K. C. Chen equalized the count, though both the "hands" and the goal were questionable.
STRIPES FORGE AHEAD.
The Stripes forged ahead in second half through Gonsalves who beat Y. Y. Chow with a feeble shot. Then Lawton of the Whites tied the score ngain after a pretty colo effort. Towards the termination, the Whites were again punished for
which same foul
rather un- discernable from the stands and K. C. Chen converted the 12 yard kiek into the winning point.
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"Stan" Gash, several times captuin
of the
the outstandinterport team, was
As
player in the defence ne. He covered the field in masterly manner as he dit in the past. Gash demonstrated his ability to distribute the play, feed his men. when they were unguarded and play with bral as well as sinews.
was really nothing to choose There between the two goalles, David being good in heaving away the ball when there was no opportunity for him to kick the leather. Both of them had about equal chances to show their prowess and they did as they were expected It will be a hard task for the selection committee to make their choice.
STOKES IMPRESSES. Among the full backs, Stokes stood. head and shoulders above the others,! tackling and clearing the shots in fine style. His partner, Lee, usually was behind Stokes and he warded off several dangerous atincks. Marcul and Voong Were a reliable pair of backs though they were not my spicuous Stokes. Nevertheless, they combined well.
The intermediate lines of both sides were much improved and Gash was certainly the piele of the halves. Westwood and Duffy on Gash's side were good and so were Madar and Hurry, but Zee failed
many men.
aressions to pass to his own
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The Police half line proved to have un edge over the other in yesterday' K exhibition, and the "Dobbies" will probably be selected for the annual match against Hongkong.
Lawton led well, but he was a bit off colour when compared with the showing he gave in the first trial. "Darky Chen was fast but he ap- peared to be out of position at inside left. Jack, Favacho and Aldeguer did not give a very impressive exhibition, KEATS INJURED.
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2nd RACE.
The Giraffe Polar Star Evening Star
3rd RACE.
Bright Star Gold Key Valorous
4th RACE.
Lunar Star Don Navy Hall
Gold Bar Helvellyn Orlando
5th RACE.
G RACE.
Flying Tourist Deveron Indiana
7th RACE
Pride of Tsingtao Fortune Bay Blue Star
6th RACE..
Imperial Hall Christmas Relle Cabinet Hall
MAMAK HOCKEY,
H.M.S. Tamar Hold
Medway to Draw,
TWO FRIENDLY GAMES.
Champion for 38 Years
FENCER'S BRILLIANT "COME-BACK"
Major Struxon Cooke, the ruling spirit of the Automobile „Azerb tion, scored a series of remarkable rict rien at the London - PenginZ Club recently, to wis band The borough's dean Baptiste Mimiazuk Foil Challenge Trophy.
INTERPORT RUNNING COMMENT
SHANGHAI MAKING
ARRANGEMENTS
INJURIES PREVENT· TEAM SELECTION
According to a cable received by, Mr. V.E. Hollands, Hon, Secretary of the Hongkong F.A.. this morn- Ing, Shanghal are making arrange- ments for a running commentary on the Interport football match from the RUOK radio station.
The cablegram reads:
Owing to Injuries to our best players it is impossible to select the Shanghaf team before Mon. day night. We, will wire names Immediately they have been selected,
We are completing arrange- ments whereby Captain Reed will broadcast a running com- mentary on the Interport motch from station ROOK. Wave- Jength and further detalls will be given later.
JOHNSON NOT GOING.
Mr. Hollande the morning stat ed that Johnson, the Poller centre- forward, who pune to travel with the Hong- wwx cheren 115
He won his first foils compets will Queue not be going to kony teeth, cannot get away' and' on 38 years ago.
He was a shanghel.
feur champion of Great Britain
io
in 1923, was one of the British B. Gerade we approached leam at the Olympic Gamer în take his plate, but he also cannot 1912, and won the Officer's Sabres spare the time to make the trip. at the Royal Tournament in 1897 and the Officer's Foils in 1902,
For the last eight years he has taken no part in championship! er competition events.
and Bryant, the gal Artillery's brilliant forward line leader will now be taking Johnson's place.
The Hongkong team embarks aboard the President McKinley at His success, after so long 10 o'clock Monday night, and will retirement, is more noteworthy sail at daylight on Tuesday next.
by the fact that be gave away 30 years to the oldest of his opponents in the final pool.
Mimingue was Maitre d'Arms to the London Fencing Club from 1919 to his death in 1928. Major Stenson Cook was his friend and pupil for over 20 years, and it is a happy event that places hial name on the trophy that com- memorates his tutor's memory,
YESTERDAY'S RUGBY
South Wales Borderers Win
Another Game.
WEEK-END SPORT
FOOTBALL & HOCKEY
TEAMS
The following have been selected to represent the Radio Sports Club in a Third Division football match Chatham Road to-day at 2.45 p.m. against the Royal Engineers at
-Souza: Sheriff and Bowen: Bus. Au Kam-moon, R. Aycock: G.. Singh. Markar. Elms, P. Lee and Joe Tavares. Reserves:-
HOCKEY.
The South Wales Borderers added John Tavares and Arculli. further to their laurels as a rugby. combination yesterday when they won another match, beating a cont bined team from HM.S. Kent and
The following will play for the H.M.S. Tamnr played a good game nil.
H.M.S. Suffolk by eleven points to Incognitos against the K.1.T.C., în to hold the strong H.M.S. Medway The
Mamak Tournament game at XI to a draw of one goal ench in the throughout and were always on the morrow (Sunday):-A.P.E, Silva: soldiers held the advantage Marina Ground at 4.16 p.m. to- Mainak hockey tournament at King's offensive. Time Park yesterday afternoon. It was an forwards were on the verge of scor. Beltrao: F.J. Remedios, J.M. again their F.G. Barros and E.V. Reed: and even gate with the Medway having ing, and they touched down on three slightly the better of the exchanges, occasions, but two tries went un Pinto, C.C. Francis, C.E. Darros but stout defence by the Tamar backs converted.
land A.. Sousa, and halves kept the eager Medwny forwards in check,
The last few minutes of the game Wilkinson swung aeroas several fine saw some exciting play, both teams centres which were not utilized, K. C. trying hard for the deciding goal, but! Chen played better in the second half both defences held out.
and was clever in his footwork. Gonsalves was totally out of the pic- ture excepting he scored an easy goal.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
Keats was the heat winger of the day the end, the Club de Recreio played Playing in semi-darkness towards but unfortunately he was injured to drawn game with the Hongkong wards the interval, and it is feured Hockey that Shanghai will lose a valuable Park yesterday.C. Pereira put the Club "A" team at King's outside right. Bolton went in for Portuguese team ahead in the first Keats in the second period and he was half, which ended with them holding
m the slow side.
the lead of one nil.
The teams were as follow: Stripes-David, Y Y
The Hockey Club players had more Mareal, Madar, Y. 1. Zee, Hurry, shortly after the resumption, they Voong. of the play in the second half, and Kents (Belton), K. C. Chen, Tam-equalised. It was difficult burial, Gonsalves and Wilkinson,
sco the Whites:-Y. Y. Chow, Stokes,, N. the core of 1-1 was a fait reflection|
hall towards the end of the game, and Lee, Westwood, Gash, Duffy, Favacho of the run of the match. Jack, Lawton. "Darks" Chen and Aldeguer.
FIGHT FOR RUNS.
ST. ANDREW'S CLUB BEATEN,
In a friendly hockey match on the Caroline Hill Around yesterday after- noon the R.A.S.C. and St. Andrew's Club bath felded weak leams, the M.C.C. in Bad Position for the military players by two goals match resulting in a narrow victory in Melbourne.
SUTCLIFFE CAUTIOUS.
to one,
The Saints opened the scoring, but tho teams changed over on equal torms, and in the second half the soldiers put on another goal to give The M.C.C. opened their four-day them victory.
against An Australian XI
maich before
Melbourne, Nov. 18,
a crowd of 6,000 to-day,
beautiful cricket weather prevailing. U.S.A. TENNIS STARS.
Australians lost the tons
The
and R.E.S. Wyatt and Sutcliffe open-
ed for the M.C.C. on a good wicket.i
Wales Doubles.
Runs came very slowly, the Austra Enter Finals of New South linn attack being good. They met with their first success shortly before] the lunch interval when Wyatt succumbed. He ha *cored twenty-nine runs,
for
AFTERNOON'S PLAY,
R.E.S.
Sydney, Nov. 18. The visiting American tennis
At lunch the score was 66 runs stars wore again triumphant to one wicket. In the afternoon day when they entered the finals the crowd Increased to 23,000. Ta of the Now South Wales doubles M.C.C. carried their total to 238 runs championship. Results of for the loss of eight wickets when semi-finals were: alumpa were drawn.
the
Sutcliffe contributed 87 in an un-Donoghee and Dunlop, (N.S.W.) Vines and Gladhili (U.S.A.) beat enterprising Innings which lasted 284 minutes, and which included 9-3, 6-2, 6-4. three fours M. Layland was dis Allison and Van Ryn (U.S.A.) missed when he had scored 38. beat Crawford and Sproute Reuter.
'(N.S.W.) 6-4, 6-3, 0-1.—Reuter.
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and
MRS. TOTTENHAM OUT OF TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
FIRST ROUND RESULTS FOR LADIES SINGLES AND DOUBLES TITLE
MISS DALZIEL TO MEET MISS LO The following are the complete results in the Brst round of the) ladies singles tennis championship and the first and part of the second round in the ladies doubles:
LADIES SINGLES. 1ST. ROUND. Mrs. CHOW, W. O. Mrs. TOTTENHAM, Scratched, Mrs, JAMES, beat Miss M. GRIFFITHS, 6-1, 6-0, Miss THOMAS, bent Miss PULLUM. 1-6, 6-3, 6-2. Miss R. HANCOOK, bent Mrs. FISCHER, 8-6, 6-2. Miss G. LO, beat Miss GRAHAM, 6-2, 6-2. Mrs. GRIMBLE, beat Mrs. K. M. WOOD, 6-0, 6-2. Miss O. DALZIEL, beat Miss H. HANCOCK, 6-3, 6-4. Miss E. LO, beat Miss ORME, 6-0, 6-1.
LADIES DOUBLES, IST. ROUND.
Mrs, Stafford-Smith and Misa Thomas beat Mrs. Lambert and
Mrs. Hampson, 6-1, 6-2.
Misses R. and H. Hancock, bent Mrs. Lissaman and Mrs. Flacher,
3-6, 6-3, 6-3,
Mrs. James and Miss Pullum, bent Mrs. Wales and Miss Halifax,
6-1, 6-1.
Miss Grifiths and Miss O. Dalziel, beat Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
Syddall, 6-2, 6-3.
2ND. ROUND TO-DATE.
Mrs. Tottenham and Miss M. Lo, bent Mrs. Chow and Miss Rum-
jahn, 6-4, 6-4.
Mrs. Lochner and Mrs. Grimble, beat Mrs, Ho Ka Lau and Miss G.
Lo, 6-0, 6-0,
DRAW FOR 2ND, ROUND, SINGLES.
Mrs. Chou, v Mrs. James,
Miss Thomas, v Miss R. Hancock... Mrs. Grimble, v Miss G. Lo. Mas O. 'Dalziel, v Miss E. Lo First named has choice of Ground.
DRAW FOR 2ND. ROUND, DOUBLES.
Mrs, Stafford-Smith and Miss Thomas, v Miss Griffiths and Migs
O. Dalziel.
Mrs. James and Miss Pullum, v Missca. R. and II. Hancock,
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