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RESTRICTING THE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
OUTPLAYED
ENGLAND LOSE TENNIS TEST
S. AFRICA WIN ALL THREE
Capetown, Jan. 16. Although the English playera recovered, somewhat in the nal day's play of the last tennis Test match with South Africa, they could not avert defeat, thend- vantage gained by South Africa on Saturday allowing them to run out winners by five matches to three.
To-day's results were:
F. J. Perry (G, B.) bent V. G. Kirby 6-3, 6-2.
Mrs. Robbins (S. A.) bent Mir Fearnley Whitting tall 6-4, 6-2.
Perry and Miss Nuthall (G.B.) | bent Kirby and Miss Desmidt, 6-1: 6-2,
N. V. Farquharson and Mrs. |
M195 MARY HEELEY, who, with G. P. Hughan was beaten in the mine doubles In the tenula Teat between South Africa and England.
MENURUNAZIMIONETANYONESSAARE 30+1205560005261520010230
INTERPORT GOLF TEAM CHOSEN
HONGKONG TURNING, OUT POWERFUL SIDE
meet
A FOOLISH IDEA
Bar to Young Aspirants
ALTERNATIVE METHOD
Elimination Tourney More Desirable
(By "Veritas").
The complete list of entries for the open singles and doubles tennis championship have now been made known, and, restrict- ed as they are under the new The Bongkang team to Manila and Shanghai in the Inter-ruling, they are obviously very than In previous part golf contest has been chosen, much legs неуга players, including M. W. years, Budd, the ex-Shanghai and prenest Hongkong champlon, and T. A Pentce, the prominent cricketer,
The selected res
O. E. C. Marion (Captain) L. R. Andrewes
M. W. Budd.
A. E Lissaman
A. K. Mackenzie
E. J. R. Mitchell
T. A. Pearce
Lowe (S. 4.) hest G. P. Huges SHANGHAI
and Miss Mary Heeley 2-6, 6-4, } G-2--Reuter.
G. P. HUGHES, '
South have thus won all three Tests, and each by a comfortable margin. Judging from the results the English players never reached their true
form, the women in particular being no match for the home players.
F. J. Perry twice defeated V. G. Kirby, and he also scored atc- cesses in the mixed doubles,
The results of the three Test matches were:
Dec. 16-17, at Durban, South Africa won 6 matches to 2.
Dec. 31-Jan. 2, at Johannes- berg, South Africa won 6 matches to 2.
January 14-16, at Capetown, South Africa won 6 matches to
3.
SCHOOL CRICKET.
St. Joseph's to Play La Salle College.
The following have been chosen to represent the St. Joseph's College XI in a friendly cricket match with the La Salle Collegu to-morrow on the Recreio ground, King's Park at p.m.-G. Souza (Capt.), E. Esmail, G. Windsor, A. Kitchell, A. Baker, H. Silva, C. Guterres, C. Nolusco, R. Alwal, S. Hamet and A. N. Other. Reserve: J. Pereira.
BILLIARDS TOURNEY.
Moltby Beats Yvanovich in Close Game.
A good match in the Opon Billiards seen at St. Championship was Patrick's Club last night, when L/C. Multby defented P. Yvanovich 250 points to 220 points.
The players were running neck-to- neck until near the end, when Moltby increased his lend with a few smail breaks, and ended with an unfinished break of 10, Moltby's Eighest break was 20, and another of 23, and Yvanovich's highest was 25.
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
The following will represent the Club "A" team versus H.M.S. Med. way and Submarinen to-morrow at 5.16 p.m. on the Club ground.-A. F. Jenkins . Goldman, J. H. Meliney, S. J. 11. Fox and A. II. Harbord; A D. Lowson and N. M. Mackintosh; C Austin, G. W. E. King, N. M. Cochrane, F. R. Burch, F. G. Nigel, S. H. Garred. A. R. Cox and R. Stilliard. Reserves.-A. W. Torrible, D. Hynes,
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SOCCER INCIDENT
APPEALS BOARD TAKES ACTION
S.F.A. DECISION
REVERSED
The committee provided for a maximum entry of 64 in the singles and 32 in the doubles. The actual participants in the singles number G8, Avhilst 32 will figure in the pairs.
Although appreciating that the restriction ruling is an effort to
FROM THE LINE OUT-A struggle for possession of the ball during line out in Saturday's trianguler Tournament rugby match between the Club and Navy, won by the Club, (Photo Ming Yuon),
Test Matches YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY Marina Friendly: Mamak Game Scratched
for 1934
Fixtures Already Arranged
St. Andrew's and the Kowloon Indians Tenala Club were engaged
The Board of Control of Test in
Australia anked for the
a friendly on the Marina
keep the tournament within work-matches, meeting at Lord's has yesterday, and the game was won able limits and to eliminate as as arranged the date and grounds for by the Club by three genis to one. Both teams felded fielded several far us possible first and second the Test matches with Australia round byes, the idea of restricting in 1934. entries does appeal as being some- dates to be advanced, so that the reserves. St. Andrew's avere two first Test match will take place men short, hat were allowed by what of a negative system.
at Nottingham on June 8. 9, 11their opponents to field Gurbachan and 12. iustend of a week later Slagh, the Radio centre forward. as in the previous tour.
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The Board agreed their wishes. The dates for the On the US.I.C. ground, the remaining Test matches ure:- German Club lost by four goals At Lord's June 22, 23, 25, 26; to nil against a scratch team from At Manchester, July 6, 7, 9, 10; the South Wales Borderers. At Leeds, July 20, 21, 23, 21;
At Kennington Oval, August 18, 20, 21, 22.
The match between the Univer-
tho
En
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A TRAINING GROUND.
an Although it is Incon- trovertible fact that when all is sald and done, the potential winners of the championships ean, at first sight, be reduced to about four players, it has also to be recognised that the Open Championship is a training ground for the young beginner.j He needs encouragement, not
The final test at the Oval will sity and the Medway in the Mnmak obstacles, and a ruling such a
was not played owing to imposed this year is going to be played to a finish, subject to the tournament fixed for yesterday The decision of the Executive Com-do one of two things. Either he is the conditions contained in the students falling to put in
The кате appearance. mittee of the S.F.A. that the result going to be frightened out of on-Australia proposal to which the
the event of the M.C.C. agreed-that is, that neither arranged to take place on the of the disputed Tung Hwa-Chinantering, or in match as reported by the refree to the maximum entries being exceeded side has won two matches, or if Radio ground at Caroline Hill. Association shall stand, has been his application is going to be re- the results are equal. The Austra- lian Board of Control asked that reversed by-the Appeals Committee jected.
On the other hand to mix indis the fourth Test should begin or
day and mado arrangements of the S.F.A who awarded Tung Hwa one gun and two points. The other criminately the "rabbits" and the Thursday, July 19, and extend over
accordingly. All the Test Matches will decisions of the Executive Committee best players as in previous years, ie July 20, 21, and 28.
commence on a Friday, of the S.F.A. in connection with the probably just as pointless and re-
incident, were
The Board of Control consider-excepting that at the Oval, which Tung Hwa-Chian
tarding in its value to the young endorsed.
player as keeping him right out by ed the matter fully, but felt it starts on a Saturday. One trial
detrimental would be THE FINDINGS.
the match will be played in 1934- The Bindings of the Appeals Com-a restricted entry list.
A few months ago there was out-fluancial interests of both sides England v. The Rest, at Lord's, mittee of the Shanghai Football Asso-
a Thurs-on June 2, 4, 6. ciation in regard to the recent ap-line in these columns a proposal for a Test to start on peals by the Tung Hwa and Chinan which would appear to meet the Football Clubs have been communica- whole needs of the case. ted to the Secretary of the Association in the terms of the following letter:- The Committee studied at length and with great care all the reports and correspodenco placed before them, and they also questioned Bergt Barratt (the Referee of the match in whleh occurred the in- cidents which brought About the Appenia), Mr. R. Grimshaw and Mr. C.W. Hampeon, respectively Chairman of the Association's Exe- cutive Committee and Socretary of the S.F.A. The decisions eventual- ly made by the Appeals Committee were unanimous. They were:-
THE ALTERNATIVE.
An elimination contest from which would be drawn sixteen players to go into the hat with a similar number of seeded". players, would not only leave the tournament open to include the napiring youngster, but would give him the opportunity of meeting players more or lesa of his own calibre. Enlargement, not
restriction,
The Appeals Commitee endorses should be the aim of the organisers
to
WYATT'S BIG HITTING
ENGLAND LEAD BY 200 RUNS
WITH 9 WICKETS IN HAND
the decisions of the Executive Com- of the "Open" championship - LARWOOD & ALLEN
con-
nittee
of the Shanghai Football ready the competition Association.
fined, when it is realised that only "(I) That the Pioneer Field beamilated members of the Hongkong closed to Chinan
ng their horae Lawn Tennis Association GTO ground till the end of the season eligible to compete.
1032-33:
BOWL WELL
LARWOOD AND, WYATT.
A WINNING POSITION
Adelalde, Jan. 10. for 10; 4. (Amas) for 30; b for 186
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"(II) That the Chinan Club as a To preclude any further, local whole bo severely reprimanded and players from taking part in a
A crowd of 32,000 saw England (Leyland); G for 100 (Wyatt); 7 for given a definite warning that any competition which is of tremendous
Oldfield was un- (Voce) for 320, 10 (Verity) for 841. O'Reilly after tea. further incident in which their value to the young man who is open their second innings against 228 (Allen); 8 (Paynter) for 824; 9 players are seriously at fault will desirous of improving his game, is able to field and it is feared that he
Bowling Analysis. result in Chinan being uncondition- both unwise and unfair.
will have to be admitted to Hospital. ally expelled from Membership of The effect of such a rule this Richardson kept wickets and O'Brien, the Shanghat Football Association;
"(III) That the Captain of the year is a reduction of entries in the twelfth man fielded substitute. Chinen team in the match against the singles from 82 to 58 and in 1
Tung liwa be suspended till the end the doubles from 14 to 32. of the season 1932-73."
what is there to justify it?
Wnil Sutcliffe was again accompanied to O'Reilly And the wickets by Jardine, Sulcliffe hook-Ironmonger
The Appeals Committee does) The complete list of entrants in racing to square-leg took a brilliant McCabe- not agree with the decision of the both championships follow. Executive Committee of the Shang-
hai Pootball Association.
SINGLES.
ed a delivery from Wall and O'Brien Grimmett over-head catch to dismiss the York- shire bataman for soven runs. Jardine bad not opened his account, the first wicket falling with
"(IV) That the reault of the| match in question, as reported, by C. E. Abbas, H. J. Armstrong, board. tho Referee to the Associatlost. J. Harrow, R. Chen, Capt. P. S.
"J. Cannon,
A. E Camnumbhoy,
shall stand,"
and the Appeals Committee directs Chiu Chun-chia, II. L. Doggett, D. C. that decision to be reversed and Durham, L. C. Earnshaw, W. F. Edge, the match to be awarded to the E. C. Fincher, A. E. P. Guest, S. E Tune IIwa Football Club, who Green, D. 8. Green, I Goldman, S. A therefore count one goal and two Gray, G. Gamble, Ho Ka-lau, Y. points, according to the rules of Hachiuma, E. S. Howard, 11. Y. Ho. the Association in auch ennon, D. H. Hazell, W. C. Hung, lu Tak-
"It may be added that, in making cheuk, Iu Tak-lam, Firdos Khan, F. their decisions, the Appeals Con-H. Kwok, Lal Kwong-taun, Leo Yuo- mlttoo fully appreciated the point wing, S. W. Liang, M. W. Lo, Luk of view inken by Sergt. Barratt, Ding-cheong, George Lal, Leo Hua-
G. O. Allen.
con55
0. M. B.
34,1 10 72
50
82
20
GD
29
24
14
28
Australialat Ings,
suten on the. Fingleton, b Allen
W. M. Woodfull, b Allen Jardine displayed B.Bradrian, c Allen, b Larwood vonderful wrist S. J.MeCabo, e Jardine, b Larwood
ork in punching W. H. Ponsford, b Voce V. Y. Richardson, b Allan the ball but not as aggressive W. A. Oldfield, retired hurt
Wyatt who was C. V. Grimmett, e Voce, b Allen
W. J. O'Reilly, b Larwood particularly strong
Was
n the leg alder T. W. Wall, 6 Hammond
The 50 was hoist
daftor E minutes
slay.
Woodfull
ro.
Iremonger, not out
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Total
222
peatedly changed Fall of wickets:-1 (Fingleton) for the bowlers but at 1; 2 (Bradnian) for 18; 3, (MeCaba)
The full scores are appended:
and it is agrood he acted quite ngak, J. W. Leonard, N. A. E. Mackay, the close of play England had only for 34: 4 (Woodfull) for 51; 6 rightly, having regard to possiblo "R. P. Newell; Ng. Bze-kwong, Ng lost Sutcliffe for 85 runs. Jardine (Richardson) for 181: 0 (Ponsford) developments, in allowing the Pam-chuen, H. Owen Hughes, Com. match to continue. The Appeals 1. A. Packer, 1. M.-A., Razack, S. A. had scored 24 and Wyatt d7, Committee were also of opinion Rumfahn, H. D. Rurojahn, Lieut. that, unless football as played in Com. R. J. Shaw, C. Sloan, A. J. Shanghai la to be allowed aeriously Stocker, Tsei: Fing-nam, I. R. Todd, I. w. Sutelife, e Wall, b O'Reilly to disintegrate, very firm nellon Taui Wai-pul, Taul Yan-pui, Tam must be taken in any case where Yee-fong, M. H. F. Waring, C. A.D. R. Jardino, Wall
OPEN DOUBLES..
England, let Inas.
LA E. G. Amen, b Ironmonger
M. Leyland, 1.b.w., b.O'Reilly
+
for 191; 7 (Grimmett) for 212
8
(O'Reilly) for 222; 9 (Wall) for 222.
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Bowling Analysis.
Larwood
3
Allen Hammond
MA
20 4
17.4 4
30
83 Voca
14
21
Verity
10
16
Wall
such incidents occur. The Appeals Wright, Wong Fuk-nam K, H. Wong, W. F. Hammond, e Oldfeld, & Wall Committed would recommend some Yow Man-kit. clarifying of the situation which hna arlaen through the 9: F. A. formally adopting Rule 45 (G). "Somension of Ground" of the English Football Association, as printed on page 20 of the S. F. A. Handbook, as there would appear to be some difficulty in making it apply strictly to local conditions.
Your truly,
EB. MacNAGITEN, Chairman, Appeals Committee, S. F. A.. Shanghal, January 7, 1933,
R. E. S. Wyatt, e Richardson, b
Grimmett H. D. and S. A. Romfahn, D. G. G. O, Allen, 1.b.w., b Grimmett Durham and Newell, J. W. Leonard. Paynter, e Richardson, and Y. Hachiama, A. E. P. Guest and It. Verity, & Richardson, b Wall.
F. Fincher, Ilo Ka-lau and Yew W. Voce, b Wall an-kit, Luk Chun-cheung and Wong 11. Larwood, not out Ship-wing. Iu Tak-cheuk and In Tak- lam, Capt. P. 8. Cannon and H. J. Armstrong, 8. E. and D. B. Green, I. M. A. Razack and J. A. E. Can- (Continued on Page `9.)
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Total'.
England-2ad Inns 45. W. Sutcliffe, c O'Brien
8 D. R. Jardine, not out
3. E. S. Wyatt, not out
16
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Fall of wickets:1 (Jardine) for 4; 8 (Hammond) for 16; 8 (Butelio) 17.
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Total (for 1 wkt.)
Fall of wickets:-1 (Sutcliffe)
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