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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1932.
LADIES IGNORE HONGKONG HOCKEY ASSN: LOCAL SOCCER DECLINE CAER CLARK
NOT IN THE SAME
CLASS AS 12 YEARS AGO
PARTING MESSAGE BY MR. MCTAVISH
SEVERE LOSS TO LOCAL SPORTS CIRCLES
(By "VERITAS").
́CONGRATULATIONS
Shanghai Message To McTavish
!! and Colleagues
The Hongkong Interport team undoubtedly made in big
· Impression by thele displays In Shanghai-during the week- end as witness the following message received by the Association from the Shang- hat football fraternity:
"The Shanghai. Football Association sends hearty coný..
and on the wonderful display of football against the Chinese yesterday. Hongkong can be proad its team."
...
CUP
TO REMAIN
HAPPY DECISION REACHED
FIXTURES NOW ARRANGED
[By “Bally-Of".]
Whatever happens in the future concerning the control of hockey in Hongkong, the ladies have definitely decided to carry on with the Caer Clark Cup competition unal- tered from its present form.
FARIA SIMAIKA.
E. H. ("DUTCH") SMITH.
This decision has been reached Olympic Divers in Colony
"DUTCH" SMITH AND SIMAIKA
For Seventeen years in gratulations on a great and Hongkong, Mr. H. M. Mc-deserved... Interport victory Tavish, the Hon Secretary of the Hongkong Football Club has been putting into practice the precepts of sportsman- ship both on and off the
field of play, and his departure from the Colony at the
by clubs competing in the com- end of this week is going to leave a gap in the ranks
petition after due consideration of local sportsmen which will be hard to fill.
But Mac", as he is affectionately termed by his formation of a Hockey Associa
of the probable effects of the wide circle of friends has achieved one ambition before tion, as exclusively announced leaving; he has seen "his boy", as he calls the Hongkong by the Telegraph last week.
football Interport team who are in Shanghai, bring away the coveted Cup from the Northern stronghold, governing body for hockey be creat- despite the searching criticism levelled at its selection, ed in Hongkong the ladies clubs in which, as Chairman of the selection committee, he will not associate themselves with It, und In the stand they have
Mr. E. II. ("Dutch") Smith, holder played a prominent part.
taken they have cause for con- of the high diving. championship in gratulation, for I can conceive of the Olymple Games at Los Angeles, of the tennis contests in the first test
together with Mr. Faria Simalka, an against Australia. Two HYO un no useful purpose being served by Egyptian diving champion residing in finished. any decision to tamper with the America, who was national champlon: The Australian victory was scored existing form of the Caer Clark of high diving in Amories in the over Gledhill by McGrath, the freak Cup tournament.
last two years, and their coach and two-handed player.
To-day's games resulted: manager, Mr. R. Sumerll, who was also high diving national champion in
McGrath Australia) beat Gledhių America in his younger days, have (.9.), 0.2, 8-8. arrived in Hongkong from Shanghai after a most successful tour in Japan,
His swan song. if I might so players want to remember is to describe it, is one of triumph, and play football as it should be played that he is proud of the achieve--as sports. ment of the Hongkong players,
is only natural and beßtting.
It was in 1915 that Mr. Mc- Tavish first sighted the Peak, and
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:
"It doesn't matter whether you are playing for two league points, a shield or a friendly, Play the Game."
soccer
It means that should a central
NECESSARY STIMULUS,
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It is well to remember that there are only 100 or so lady players in
Performance To-night at Chinese B.C.
MCGRATH VICTORY,
Sole Australian Win in Tennis Test.
NINE FOR AMERICA,
Brisbane, Nov. 28. Amerlen has won nine and lost one
Vines (U.S.) beat Hopman, 7-5 0-11, 0-3.
Allison and van Ryn (U.S.) beat Moon and Spronte, 0-3, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3,
Vines and Gledhill (U.S.) beat
it wasn't long after he had landed that he began to find himself
Just before leaving the place where he could indulge in aubject, Mr. McTavish said that the Colony, and it is the competive Mosars. Smith and Simaika hava This favourite sport-football.
ho was very glad indeed to know spirit engendered by auch tourna-been invited by the Hongkong Chinese Fortunately for the Hongkong that the trouble last year between ment as the Caer Clark Cup which Amateur Athletis Federation to give Football Club he discovered them, the Chinese and the F.A., was all keeps them in the game. To wash a high diving and spring board show Hopman and McGrath 9-7, 9-7, 6-3- and from that moment began
out the trophy, as the Mamak to-night at the Chinese Bathing Club Reuter. seventeen years of active associa-er and that the two were run-Tournament has been forced to do, Pavilion at North Foint. The exhibi- tion with soccer in Hongkong. ning together very smoothly and would merely deprive the competition commences at 8.80 p.m.
that everyone was in harmony.tion of the stimulus necessary for "Mac's" ability at the game He hoped it would always continue the progress and success of ladies was very quickly revealed. His to be so. first match for the Club, was against the Navy, and, opern, ting at inside left he had the three distinction of scoring gouls--no mean feat for a debut in type of football of which he had had no previous experience
his
hockey in Hongkong.
BOWLS CHAMPION.
ADDITIONAL PRIZES." Of course
football Is not
In addition to Caer Clark Cup "Mac's only connexion with sport. there is the handsome runners-up Hohne been a member of the Kowloon Cricket Club for years, cup presented at the close of last and only this summer carried off season by Mrs. W. T. Southern, and the singles bowle championship and with Mr. L. Jack the handicap cement the spirit of friendly pairs in the Club tournament.. rivalry.
game.
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this has tended further
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to
the Olymple games because Egypt did
Mr. Simulka did not participate in WATER POLO.
not enter, but he gave exhibitions with
Y.M.C.A. Easily Defeat the champions at Los Angeles at the conclusion of the games. At one of H.M.S. Olymphus. the exhibitions 10,000 seats were sold and Japanese Admirers were so faz- In the YM.C.A. bath yesterday, cinsted that they invited Messrs. the home side easily accounted for Smith and Simaiko to visit Japan and HMS. Olymphus at water-pold Schreuder scored participate in the Japanese National four goals to one. Aquatic meeting last month when a the Y.M.C.A. points and Groves Mr. Smith won the springboard added the naval team's goal. Teams! diving and Mr. Simalka, the high Olymphus Janos; O'Hara, King'
Groves; Ford, Nawton, Barber.
diving.
It came to my notice yester- In the Olympic games Mr. Smith in day that Dr. Bungie has offered addition to winning the high divo a set of eleven silver spoons to obtained second position In the spring be presented to the winners of board contest,
In Shanghal they received an invita the Caer Clark cup, which tion to visit Manila and from there. proves that outside opinion does they planned to go to Australia or not regard challenge cup and Europe. They expect to leave Hong-
prize competitions with dis-kong on Saturday for Manila,
favour.
The arrangements for the com- petition are now well in hand and
UNDEFEATED CAPTAIN. This began a remarkably suc cessful association with the Club as a playing member, ent all too
He was for three years on the short by a severe injury to sub-committee of the Happy Valley leg, which put him permanently section of the Royal Hongkong off the soccer field. This was Golf Club, and is no mean seven years after his first gameponent of the Royal and Ancient for the Club, and during that
He has been sports' secre- period he had the distinction of tary of St. Andrew's Society and being captain of the Club In 1910-in 1927 was responsible for arrang- 20, captain of the Civilians versus ing the sports meeting for the the Services and leader of the
three Scottish regiments which Scotland team against England. When his injury in 1922 put him were passing through the Colony. Mr. McTavish has many other out of the game he retired from interests including membership of at a mooling of representatives of the Hongkong football field hold the Eastern Scotia Lodge ing the record of being the only Freemasons, and of the Institute Sauthorn was elected President the clubs last evening, Mrs. W. T. undefeated Captain.
of Engineers and Ship-bullders of for the ensuing year and Mrs, M. "Mac" joined the Hongkong which committee he Football Association in 1916 and chairman.'
Harrop Secretary. has remained a member, and f Mr. McTavish first started most valued one too, ever since. business
The fixtures made at the meeting In Hongkong with were as under: His work as an executive officer Messrs. Jardine, Matheson has been of inestimable value, Co., being employed with the now and that this has been fully ap defunct China Sugar Refinery for preciated is indicated by the fact 13 years. Since 1930 he has been that he has been chairman of all with the Kowloon Dock. the sub-committees, including the Emergency Committee.
Was once
and
LOSS TO TENNIS CIRCLES. "The only regret I have regard-
Soccer and bowls is not the only ing my association with this comports which are going to suffer mitteo" he told me, "is that since through the departure of Mr. 1918, whilst I have been chair McTavish. "Mac" is taking his man, I have had to suspend 16 that Hongkong is losing one of its wife home with him which means playera."
Then he got on to his favourite foremost tennis players. topic the Interport. "The great- Selected for the Interport this est honour which the Hongkong year, Mrs. McTavish had the bad F.A. paid me was when they aj.jess to be robbed of the distinc- pointed me chairman of the Hong- tion of playing in
these re- kong selection committee which presentative matches, through the chose the team to go to Shanghai.inability of Shanghai to send
"That team went to Shanhai down a team. and on Saturday they did their
most stuff, and I feel very proud." FOOTBALL THEN AND NOW. This led Mr. McTavish to • Ex- pand the subject of loial footbal, in the course of which he made the K.C.C. singles championship number of interesting and illumia- and the mixed doubles with E. F nting comments.
Groon Club's handicap singles and Fincher the Kowloon Bowling,
prominently associated with tennis, and is one of the most enthusias tic lady exponents of the game in reached her best form, having won the Colony. This year she hag
Mrs. McTavish has been
He doesn't think the football of to-day is anywhere near so good the Kowloon Dock Club handicap as it was a fow years ago. Listen singles, both off the back mark..
to this.
"I have no hesitation", said "Mac", "in saying that football in Hongkong to-day is not in the same class as it was in 1919. 20.
"To-day it seems to me is not
a question of playing the ball, but
Hongkong tennis cireles McTavish with the greatest will say farewell to Mrs.
regret, losing as it will a play- er of ability and refreshing enthusiasm.
- FAREWELL DINNER.
December 17th.
St. Andrew's v Hongkong Hockey Club.
Y.M.C.A. v Club de Recreio.
January 7th.
Club de Recreio v St. Andrew's.
January 14th,
Y.M.C.A. v Hongkong Hockey ¡Club
C.B.A. v St. Andrew's.
January 21th. Club de Recreto v Hongkong Hockey Club..
C.B.A. v. Y.M.C.A.
January 28th.
C.B.A. v Hongkong Hockey Club. Y.M.C.A. v St. Andrew's,
February 4th.
C.B.A. Y Y.M.CA. Club de Recrelo v St. Andrew's,
February 11th.
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C.B.A. V Club de fecreio. St. Andrew's ▼ Hongkong Hockey {Club...
February 18th." C.L.A. v Hongkong Hockey Club. St. Andrew's Y.M.C.A.
February 25th.
MAMAK HOCKEY.
Royal Engineers Draw
With H.M.S. Phoenix.
Y. M. C. A-Goldman; Jonner, Buchanan; Schreuder; Richardson, Jenkins, Ramus,
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
The FIFTEENTH EXTRA RAGE MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY OF Saturday, 3rd December, 1932, com mencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Bell will be Rung at 1,30 pm,
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they
their
In the Mamak Hockey Tournament yesterday afternoon, the Royal En- and their Ledica must wear gineers played a drawn game with Badges prominently displayed.
Nu One without a Badge will be H.M.S. Phoenix at Sookunpae, each side scoring a goal. The sailors ware admitted to the Members' Enclosure. slightly the better team in the first the Members Enclosure and
Badges admitting Non-Members to half and drow first blood through
Club Barnett,
The team changed over with the Phoenix leading by a goal.
Some oven play followed in the second half and a few minutes before the end. Fegg scored the equallser for the Royal Engineers.
Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and
$3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon Introduction by a Member, such Member to be reapon sible for Payment of All Chits, &c.
Badges admitting to Membera Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course,
On No Pretext will Children bo permitted in either Enclosure daring the Meeting.
FRIENDLY GAME. The following will represent the Hongkong Hockey Club against the Medway officers on the U.S.R.C. ground Tiina are obtainable at the Club to-morrow afternoon at 6 pm-G. House provided they are ordered from Duncan; J. Rodger and A.A.R. Botelho; the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone W. A. Reed, H.RD. Lowe and J. E 21920. Potter; J. L. Tetley, W. E. Willlama, E. V. Reed, O. C. Francis and A, T. Lay.
MAMAK MATCH.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate Soldiers and Ballora in Uniform: Bré admitted Half Price,
R.A.S.C. v K.I.T.C.-Sookun poo, Wednesday.
Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &in RAS.C.Funnell: Jeffers and will not be permitted to operate Marshall: Mayell. Evern-Buckland within the Precincts of the Hongkon and Keeno: Barlow, Tipple, Senior, Jockey Club during the Race Meeting, Lazenby and O'Connor,
By Order,
8. A. GLEAP,
Actg. Secretary: Hongkong, 28th November, 1832.
|_ KIT.C.:—G,ʻSingh: Maldu and K. Singh: GM: Khan, Atina Singh and Firdós Khan: K. Hussain, H. Singh, Ahmed Khan, M. Shaffi and M. Hasson. Reserves:-B. Singb and Jahan Dad.
C.BA. V St. Andrew's. Club'de Recroló v Y.M.C.A.
March 18th. Hongkong Hockey Club v Club 3
of playing the man. When we I am delighted to hear that the played the game we played the Hongkong Football Association do ball, and tho last thing which not intend to allow "Mac" to leave entered our heads was to do bodily without showing some mark of ap- Injury.
preciation for what he has done, "To-day seemingly, I am sorry and on Friday evening he is to be do Recreto." to say a lot of players are not the guest of honour at a farewell taking that into consideration, dinner at the Peninsula Hotel, although they are probably very when the Hongkong Interport sorry the next day. What the team will also attend,
Hongkong
Y.M.C.A.
March 18th.
Hockey
Club
KOWLOON - GOLF
The following are the results of the Second Round of the Kowloon Golf Club Championship played over the Kowloon course on Sunday:
.D. Wilson beat G. H.. Russell
J. Planner beat W. S. Hil ller 3 and 2
JE. I. Cogan beat F. E. A. Ro medios 6 and 5,
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