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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932,
QUEST FOR THE "TELEGRAPH" CUP BEGINS
AUSTRALIA'S 13 FOR FIRST "TEST"
MAMAK
M. W. WOODFULL.
HOCKEY
MEDWAY'S FIRST
DEFEAT
POLICE
UNEXPERIMENTAL SELECTION
WOODFÜLL AS CAPTAIN
ONLY THREE NEW NAMES
MANY OLD HANDS
That the Australian Test Helectors have decided to re- frain from experiments in the composition of the Australian team to meet England in the first Test Match next month is Indicated by the 13 players selected by the Board of Con- trol
Only three new names appear, and it is quite possible that the
C. GRIMMETT.
fina! choice will find but At Third
one
player in the team who has not before appeared in Test cricket,
According to Reuter, the Austra- lian team for the match at Sydney on December 2, will be selected from:
W. M. Woodfull (Victoria).
D. G. Bradman (New South
Walca).
S. McCabe (New South Wales). A. Kippax (New South Wales).
CONTINUE T. Wall (South Australia).
TO WIN
[By "Bully-Off".]
B.M.S. Medway suffered their first reverse in the Mamak Hockey League yesterday, whilst the Police maintained a clean sheet in the "last" column, by| overcoming H.M.S. Tamar,
W. II. Ponsford (Victoria). W. Fingleton (New South
Wales).
C. V. Grimmett (South Aus-
tralia).
H. Ironmonger (Victoria). LA Nigel (Victoria).
W. A. Oldfield (New South
Wales).
1. O'Reilly (New South Wales). V. Y. Richardson (South ́Aus-
tralia).
THE NEWCOMERS.
The Police were full value for their win by two clear goals
Of these only W. Fingleton. L. arainst the ILMS. Tamar O'Reilly and I. Nagel are new King's Park yesterday. The game comers to Test cricket. Nagel produced good standard of
A
yesterday made cricket history by hockey and each side had an equal putting out England in their share of the play in the opening Recond innings against an Austra half although the Tamar forwards lian XI for a paltry 60 runs, be were guilty of not availing them-lieved to be nhout the
lowest selves of the many opportunities acore on record in unofficial Test which came their way. The Police zames of this description. notted their first goal shortly after the initial bully and were unable again to pierce the oppos ing defence until a few minutes from time, The Police had every- thing their own way after tho interval being continually on the
offensive.
POINTS FOR ARTILLERY.
A similar score was registered in the game between the Royal Artillery and II.M.S. Medway at
Nagel's figures rend
0.
10
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The remainder of the selected
are all old hands. Charlie Grim- mett, who has been playing in Test cricket longer than any of the other nominees, will be the chlef
hope of attack.
STRONG TEAM.
Happy Valley, the points going to It is fairly certain that W. M. the Artillery.
Woodfull, who successfully cap For the Medway Evana in goal did some splendid tained the side in England in work, relieving many dimeult 1930, will again hold this Impor
По
Time of Asking
INTERPORTERS LEAVE FOR NORTH
FULL OF QUIET CONFIDENCE
GOING ALL OUT
TO WIN
By "Veritas"
If quiet confidence goes for anything, Hongkong are going to win-and win well-the Interport football. against Shanghai on Saturday next.
It was really refreshing and went aboard about a quarter to most encouraging to meet the feloven. He told me that he was local team and their manager, feeling no ill-effects from Satur- Mr. W. E. Hollands, on board the day.
arrogance,
ex-
President McKinley last night It appears that loss of stude to when they embarked prepara- his boots was his chief worry in tory to sailing early this morning that match. "I finished the game for the Northern port. They re-with only one stud" he explained, fused to be despondent about last "but have got things righted now, without and am not expecting à ropotition Saturday's game, and the slightest
of the trouble In Shanghal_for I pressed, one and all, their con- believe the grounds there are not in Hong- fidence in bringing back the quite so hard as cura
kong." coveted Interport trophy from the Shanghai domain,
This problem of Hist's opens up a rather interesting point. Are Said Manager Hollands. "This is studs or bars one's football the fifth time I have been with the boots preferable in Hongkong?
►
Stalybridge Win Cup Tie Interport team and never have 1 With our very hard grounds there
and Now Meet Hull
REVISED DRAW
Tandon, Nov. 21.
felt so confident in their ability to ia no doubt that studs are more win." Courageous words, which linble to be wrenched off, whereas seen bars right across the soles and
everyone will hope to be borne out in a few days time.
THIRD TIME LUCKY, Rodger, the Hongkong skipper,
At the third time of asking, without being quite so emphatie.
heels remain permanent fixtures.. and, on the whole, I think offer a better grip.
The team is due to arrive on
decision was reached yesterday in expressed his belief in the team Thursday, and they will, of course, In the following words "I think have some practice among them- the F.A. cup-tie between Staly we have a good chance of winning, selves before the big match.
bridge and Altrincham.
Playing on the Manchester City round, Stalybridge won by the only goal scored and on Saturday play at home to Hull City in the
First Round Proper-Reuter.
The revised draw.rends: Workington v. Scunthorpe, Accrington v. Hereford. Darlington v. Bontan. Halifax v. Darwen. Southport v. Nelson. Carlisle v. Denaby, Chester v. Rotherimni. Crewe v. Crooktown.
York v. Scarborough.
Marine (Liverpool) v. Hartlepools. Doncaster v. Gainsboro.
Rochdale v, Stockport. Wrexham v. Spennymoor. Burrow v. Gateshead. Tranmere v. New Brighton. Stalybridge v. Hull. Walsully Monsfield.
Durlford v. Yeovil and Pellers. Cardiff v. Bristol Rovers. Northampton v. Lloydy (Sitting- bourne).
Bristol City v. Romford, Newport v. Ilford. Merthyr Town Rangers.
v. Queen's Park
Margate v. Rudesports.
Duna shone in the doubt that he will have a strong Torquay v. Bournemouth.
tant position, and there is
IL
term at his command.
Rood
situations. attack.
Liout. Laine played
It is a particularly powerful Hame for the Battery and nested batting aide, with D. G. Bradman, the first goal in the opening half. Woodfull,
McCabe, Kippax, while Harris, at left half, was Richardson, Ponsford, and Oldfield outstanding. Palmer scored the all safe for any amount of runs. Battery's second goal.
On the U.S.R.C. ground the R.A.S.C. defented the 24th Buttery by 4 goals to 1.
LEAGUE TABLE.
Gouls P. W. D.-L. P. A. Pis. First Battery 98 1 0 13 8 17
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Ironmonger. who will probably find himself in the final selection on the strength of his bowling, is the oldest player, being 45 years | of age.
Grimmett is 40, Richardson 18. Woodfull 35, Oldfield 35, And Ponsford 32. The six players have an average age of 37.5.
Southend v. Exeter.
Guildford v. Coventry. Folkeatone v. Norwich Orient v. Aldershot. Swindon v. Dulwich Hamlet. Palace v. Wycombe Wanderers. Reading v. Brentford, Luton v. Kingatonians.
RUGBY FOOTBALL,
Army Fifteen for the Triangular Series.
We were not all out on Saturday."
"Anyhow, this is my third game, and the
third time in always lucky."
SUGGESTION TO ZDW.
The Interport match takes place at the Canidrome on Saturday. and it is worth recalling that
an
Bryant, the Artillery's sharp-arrangements are being made for ja running commentary to be broad- shooter. whe is travelling A reserve said "We are going to do cast from RUCK station. our best." and after all one can't! do more than that, and Andy Duncan, who also revealed, the fact that the Interportera were deliberately playing at half apeed on Saturday to avoid risk of insi Jaries, remarked "Frankly, I think We sland #1 good chance of pulling it off."
May I suggest to ZBW that this presents
admirable opportunity for a relay which would be tremendously ap- preciated in Hongkong, So far as I understand it is quite possible for such a relay to be mado.
On Sunday next the longkong- The team, together with team will meet the Real of number of friends as well as Mr. Shanghai, and, according to Mr. C. M. Manners, Chairman of the Hollands. It is quite on the cards
INTERPORTER'S QUEST-Membare of the Hongkong Interport football team who took part in the final match on Saturday before leaving for Shanghai this morning. Standing (left to right)-Mullane, Bliss, Pardoe, A. Duncan and Lau Mau. Sitting-Cheng Shui-hong, Wong Mae-shun, Howe, Suen Kam-shun, Baldry, Rodger (Capt.), and W. E. Hollanda (Mangor). Players absent from photograph are S. Strange, Bryant and Leung Wing-chui. (Photo: Ming Yuen). The following team will represent the Army in the triangular tourna Football Association, Mr. H. M. that
a further match will be 8 1 1 33 8 13 PROTEST ENTERED.nent match (Army v Navy) on the McTavish, Chairman of the Selec arranged before the team leaves
Sookunpoo ground at 4.15 pm, totion Committee, and Mr. G. Caswell on December 2.- morrow (Wednesday):--Fúll-back,
Football Lieut. Birt; three-quarters, Lieut. of the
Association, Martin, Lieut.
on tho President Hamilton,
will take with Lieut. Assembled Galletley, Lleu!. Crewe-Rend; half McKinley shortly after 10 o'clock them the sincere wishes of all ks, Privates Stevens and Hosking; last night, and of course there was sportsmen for a successful visit. forwards, Licut. Hebert, Lance Cpl. the mascot. Tratt, Cpl. Suter, Lance Cpl. Hardy, Gilmore, Lieut. Macfarlane, Lieut. Prior, Pte. Walters.
Referee, Major Melntyre.
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YESTERDAY'S EVENTS.
The third Ladies Championship of 4the Royal Hongkong Yacht Squadron was contested yesterday.. The course, over 7.8 miles будя from Lyceinan Bencun to Channel Rocks.
In the contest for "I" "Y" and
2
"G" class Yachts, Why Wander had:
its mast carried away and a protest
0
was untered against Toynette. Pointa,
0 were not allotted on this account.
A
INTERPORT SHOOT
SHANGHAI DEFEAT SINGAPORE
Detailed results:
Yacht
ATELIERENDEN KOMORIRTELJSKE JEANSKATIES
YACHTING AND
THE MASCOT.
Tho team
Although the trials and the final composition of the side · have aroused controversy, and a feeling The mascot is a felix cat, with might have made a better job of in many quarters that tho selectors a long tail which sticks up their task, I, for one, readily con- symbolic of the Hongkong team cedo that the team is a good repre- Mr. Hollands pointed out-andi ndorned around the neck with silk blue and white ribbons, the Colony's football colours.
sentative one.
DUNCAN'S DECLARATION,
If it gives of its best, nothing There was a cheery air of else matters. That it will do this optimism about the whole team. S, I am sure that is no doubt,
Time Foen. Pie. Total WEEKLY COMMENTS Strange was an early arrival and especially if the players are all
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Shanghal are a leg up the triangular Interport shoot- ing contest, in which the Northern Port; Hongkong and Singapore are taking part.
Shanghai defeated Singapore after a thrilling struggle by three shots, their total being 926 against Singapore's 923.
The Hongkong team will fire on December 14.
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he told me that his army injury imbued with the same zeal had completely recovered.
Andy Duncan, who declared "I am "I played four acts of tennis to- going all out, and am willing to Thanks to the Telegraph's day" he pointed out by way of break my neck in this Intorport sports service, rugby enthusiasts substantiating his assertion; and game,"
a most
acold-
in the Colony are now amply honesty I can conceive of no better Providing there are no provided for with authoritative test.
Jents, Hongkong will line up the reports on all local matches and
In fnet, weekly comments.
encouraging following team on Saturday next: feature,and one which a keeping To-morrow our new valued Manager Hollands, and kis assiet contributor "Three-Quarters" ant, Mr. Y. K. Mok, happy, is that will make his weekly observa-the Interporters are setting off as tions on the local game in thesot as fiddles. Bryant, who may be columns.
needed, also reports himself O. K. Another new feature of the His leg injury, sustained during Telegraph sports columna 'will the Armistice Day match has com make fte appearance on Thurs-pletely recovered. day, when the first of a series of weekly yachting notes will be published.
BLISS'S STUDS.
"Sonny" Biles, all smiles and looking in the best of condition,
Rodger (Club, Capt.); Mullane (S.W.B.) and S. Strange (Club); Bliss (Kowloon), Pardoe (R. Artillery) and A Duncan (Club); Cheng Shul-bong (8. China), Wong Mec-shun (8 China), Howe (Club), Suen Kam-ahun (Athletic), and Baldry (Lincolns),
The reserves will be'Lau Mau (8. China), Bryant (R- Artillery, and Leung Wing-chat (B. China).
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