THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1933.
WHAT HAPPENED TO HSU CHENG CHI
TENNIS CHAMPION FAILS
TO APPEAR
MISSED AT BOAT: DISAPPOINTED CROWD AT C.R.C.
METHODLESS
FOOTBALL
(By "Veritas").
CLUB SCRAPE WIN AGAINST POLICE
(Continued from Page 8.) They must be adopted to kult re- quirements. It was obvious on Satur-i
The Police were out to stop Howe
So far as Hongkong is con- cerned, China's new tennis champlon remains but a name. Yesterday a huge crowd- turned up at the Chinese Rocrention Club nt Causowny Bay to see this new title holder, Hsu Cheng-chỉ, who had so completely eclipsed Khoo Hool-hye.
HANDSOME WIN FOR THE M.C.C.
FRONTIER PROVINCES
LOSE BY INNINGS. :
Peshawar, Oct. 29. The M.C.C. tourists de feated the North West Frontier Provinces by an innings and 135 runs.
The Provinces were com- pletely routed by Nichols when they first went to the wicket, being sent back for 94. Nichols captured 5 for 28,
The M.C.C. replied with 350 for 7 déclared, Mitchell scoring 84, Townsend 94, and D. R. Jardino 67.
In their second innings. the Provinces were dismiss- ed for 121.
KOCKÁ FROTÉRICA ASTAURANTS IN IN MIUINIZĀNA BIUNCHAUMENTTINNERIES
HONGKONG RUGBY
SEASON.
The Hongkong Football Club did not maintain the form of the previous weck when vanquishing the Navy, as they had to how to defeat in the first friendly fixture of the season against the
ксого of points (2 tries) to 3
GREAT DAY FOR THE.
HOME · TEAMS
GLORY TIME FOR THE LONDON FOOTBALL CLUBS
ARSENAL'S BIG ACHIEVEMENT
{By "The Pilgrim”)
Luton falled to spring a
sur.
London teams carried off the, the keencat, matches of the season principal honours, in Saturdays will take place on their grounds Home football engagements before the promotion question is and their success served to give settled again. point to the growing weakness of some of last season's Mid-prlsc at Reading but Brighton land and Northern star clubs. managed to hold Southend to a goalless drawn. and Newport shared two goals at Cardiff.
Arsenal went to Birmingham to gain two points at the expense of
AMAZING ROTHERHAN. Aston Villa who have now been
Amazing Rotherham netted twice beaton twice on their own ground. at Rochdale, and there was no The main feature of the visitors reply! I expect this Club to leave was their excellent defence.
the bottom of the table, shortly and only hope they will be able to Chesterfield are not sitting pat because they have the biggest keep it up.
lead of any Division is the League. No they packed dynamite in their boots to welcome New Brighton to the Salter Lane ground and registered four goals
By virtue of this scarcely hoped for brace of points, the Highbury White Hart Lane Club remain second to their local rivals of whose 2-0 defeat of Middlesbro was the easiest forecast of the day. Perhaps the best performance was witnessed at Wolverhampton points (1 try).
Neither side was at full strength, where, a rejuvenated cleven swept Waltham and Garrod being ahsant the Wednesday off their feet and from the Club XV, Hutchison and won by four clear goals, Stillard filling the vacant positions. The Army were without Lieut. Walker and Lieut. A. C. Hamilton, who were
Apart from these tactical carors. tion at the C.R.C., was hurriedly Army at Sookunpoo on Baturday,
playing in the Interpart Cricket
NO FEET OF CLAY.
In the Second Division the Ilan-
also without an answer.
I don't think Crewe hoped to bout Accrington on their own ground but that's what they did.
But there was no Hsu. Tul Wai-pul, his opponent was pre- Hent. So were the crowd. "And hour both walled until an after scheduled time, but in valo. Han, It appears left
the boat day that Howe was a marked man. yesterday by launch whilst the and it was equally obvious that na aaleinls of the C.R.C. were still result, the wingers enjoyed greater scouring the cabins and decks. freedom.
And the tennis player was not from scoring, which was the precise soon again until 4 o'clock when venson why Bickford and Fowler somebody discovered him in the should have been given more of the Gloucester Building. ball.
Apparently the proposed exhibl. the Club forwards showed little m-
Howe arranged in Shanghul and was not provement in their finishing. ruined two glorious chances by not subsequently confirmed. shooting first timo and Ernie Straugę TSUP'S CONFIDENCE. was likewise to blame in the second Taul Wal-pul was very disap- half. This Iden of walking the ballpointed. He told me that lie felt into the net is quite all right. provid-
In the Scottish League, Rangers ing you can give your opponent ten confident he could beat Hou on a
grass court. The Batavian player Do
Lieut. Hiebert and Lient.mers crept further up the table have still a match in hand and have yards in 50.
Fowler was the brightest of tho was essentially a hard court ox-
Galletly wore
wore also notable absentees, with the two points, culled from now advanced to withla four points forwards. He is both a stlekler ponent..
The game was. very scrappy, the
the their Lincoln visitors, Vic Watson of Motherwell. It is pretty evident and a player who can make use of Taui was also disappointed in club outsiders continually breaking who has long been the idol of the that these two clubs will have to opportunities, Both of his goals Nanking. He should have met down, fumbling and passing wildly Upton Park crowd, distinguished Aght it out among themselves were due to this latter virtue, and Khoo Hool-bye in the singles, but despite the fact that the Club pack himself by putting three into the their nearest challengers are points there was nothing fluky about them the Shanghai champion decided he was getting an equal share of
is arrears. Port Vale retained their form St. Johnstone must have been on Lowson's Great wanted to play in the doubles, se ball from the tight serums. In the net.
loose the Army pack was superior, that Wong was pitted against the
following up excellently. The only
only in taking a point from Preston top form to get the better of Queen Display
Hongkong player, with results al-core in the first half was the result North End whilst Bolton, one point (o'South whom I had expected to he Bickford was clever, but he seldom ready known.
of a forward rush, Walters touching behind the lenders, revealed the fairly invincible found Strange with him and being Incidentally Tsui found the soft down for the Army. Shortly after weaknesses of the Craven Cottage ground now. made to work on his own made thejeand surface of the Nanking the commencement of the second half club: going rather severe for him..
courts extremely difficult, To re-Ferguson scored the Club's only try Strange who is a natural individual-tain a foothold when on the run after s good combined movement, ist, and hould be encouraged to deve-demanded more attention than The final score came when an Armyton beat Torquay by the largest reply, but the times without lop this trail on right lines, would do would be given to strokes; conlithree intercepted in the Club's half murgis of the day, scoring six
and passed to Bromley, who
went over, The goal kicking was not of a greatest praise is due Norwich who
won by the THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. high standard, none of the tries being went to Exeter and
seven. There is anedd goal In converted. The Club also excellent opportunity of levelling bunch of strong clubs at the hend scores when the Army were penalised of the Southern section and I expect in their own twenty-five, but the kick
wall to forsake the fourth half back game and maintain closer touch with (tions naturally very upselling..
Bickford.
Dominy
Was thoroughly oyer.
shadowed by Chris Pile, wh
thought was the most artistic player
en the field.
Back in the half line we had the
OFFICIAL C.R.C. EXPLANATION
Club players proving themselves great Arrangements Made
spoilers, Lut neglecting the other; fundamental duty of attending to - their forwards. Misdirected phases were the order of the day. Unfor tunately for the Club this seems to be the order for every day, und until im provement is shown here, they will always And goal scoring a diffeult nialler,
A welcome Desmond Hynes made appearance in the team at the last minute, and with Syd Strange, gave a demonstration of solid defending
Ten Days Ago
Mr. Ny Sze-kwong, Chairman of the Chinese Recreation Club, has forwarded the following letter as an offical explanation of the un- Tortunate contretemps, which oc curred at the CR.C., yesterday in connexion with the arranged ex hibition tennis match between Ha Cheng-chi and Taui Wal-pui.
Bat the Big Man in the defence. "With reference to the report was. Lowson, who, brought-in-to which appouted in the South Ching-
deputise for Fogwell, Eve Morning Poat this morning, the splendid display, saving two "cer-
tala
s"and making a
goals,"
verting a
reuson given for Mr. Hsu's non-
weat wkdo.
had
the
Thanks mainly to Pearce, Charl
#13
on their own
SPORT ADVTS.
RACE The TWELTH EXTRA. MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on
Hutchicon, who played a vary W. H. B. Riggi J. J. Ferguson, J.Euturday, th November, 1933, com- promising game, had hard luck with Hutchison, R. H. Griffithu, G. P.mencing at 2.00 p.m. a drop at goal in the last few minutes, Lammert; A. F. Jenkins, J. A. R. the ball just going outside the post. Selby (captain); I. H. Bradford, D.1.30 p.m.
Llcut. Crowe-Read was injured in McLellan, S. Stillard, G. C. Moutric, the first half and did not return after A. F. Walkden, D. C. Cumming, G. A
Stewart, K. A. Munro. Major H.-M. the interval.
Macintyre referred the game.
The Club was represented by.
BOLD LAD WINS THE CHAMPION STAKES
1.
they their
The First Bell will be Rung at
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and
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Green from con- appearance at the C.R.C., was not PUNTERS KEPT ON THEIR TOES AT Gloucester
grand He was only a correct.
elfort wond too late with{
fraction of a
"I must explain that about ten
his dive across the goal, and al- days ago a telegram was sent by though touching the ball, failed to us to Mr. Ko Sik-wal, one of the
the ball with confidence and made
MACAO RACE MEETING
office. 3rd Floor; (Tel. 27704), will close at 12 o'clock Noon,
to Badges admitting Members Enclosure will NOT be on salo at the Race Course.
Oa No Pretext will Children be permitted in either Enclosure during
Meeting
defect it. Throughout he handled officials of the Hongkong delega- The following are the complete $5.80, $5.40, $8.29.
Lion at Nanking, asking him to ar- results at yesterday's Маско Cash Sween: 1st No. 81-$324.05, clean clearances Fogwell has a
range for Mr. Hsu to play exhibi-Autumn race meeting, at which 2nd No. 183 $92.60, 3rd No. 40the
$40.80. very sound understudy in Lowson. tion matches at our club, and the Champion Stakes was run, Unplaced Nos. 3, 66, B9, 70, 38 each
three days afterwards we received No Constructive
1. Shishingfu Handicap. Five Fur
$10.20. a cable from Mr. Ko asking us to tonge. Ideas
arrange the matches.
"The report that we replied on persuading him when he arrived was therefore not true.
Ng Sze-kwong,
My comments on the Club Lenni might very well be applied to the Police. With them there was lack of concerted action; a team comparative- ly barren of constructive ideas, and forwards without the ability to push Club. home their advantages so hard won from the middle of the field.
One found relief in the displays of
Chairman, Chinese Recreation
Mesars. Lo & Liang's Pure Music,
155 lb.
(Deltz) Mr. Gelllon's Sn On, 150 lb.
(Frost) Mr. Lyze's Whiteball, 150 lb.
(Ych) -3 Time: 15, 46 1/5, 1.20 2/5. Distance: 4 lengths, 2% lengths. Pari-Mutuel Winner $4.00; Places $6.30, $5.80, $11.00.
McHardy in goal, Chris Pilo at left TOO TIRED TO PLAY Cash Sweep: 1st No.
centre-half,
back,
at Channing
Shepherd at left half, and Britain and
Green on the loft wing.
A
the
Pile's skill in holding up ubiquitous Fowler demanded admira tion, and he also saved Mellardy from
number of anxious moments. Channing paid due and proper at- tention to Howe, and for the Police, with
excellent results. Shepherd worked
on his left flank, but he failed to give his forwards suf- ficient
support The forward line was an oddly. assorted combination.
too
DISPIRITED GAME
(Continued from Page 8.) Joseph's two goals down, A. V. Gosano went up forward to try in luck,
Within half a minute Lau Mau was shifted up to inside left, Tam Kong pak dropping buck. It was the rotort ulladainfull
Gough wa all round the posts, broke ]
planted out on the right wing in the first
half though Heaven knows why The last time I saw Gough play he was scoring goals for the Artillery from the inside right berth.
Wholiter his transference to the wing is meant as a subtle compli ment to his believed versatility is hard to say, but the results on Saturday were certainly quite the upperton is not such a forceful
South China's goals came in the Recond half, when Pau Ka-ping, after and bont Marques with a hard rising shot which struck the under- neath of the bar and rebounded into the net.
1-$99,38,
Tifins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 6. The Champion Stakes, One Mile. 21920. Bold Lad 149 lb.
(Frost) 1
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission to the Mr. K. W. Fung's Blue Plane, 150
(Harriman) 2] Public Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persons, Including Ladies, Messrs. Lo & Liang's Pure Music,
152 lb
(Deitz) 3 and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers Time: 36 2/5, 1.10 4/5, 1.44 2/5, and Sailors in Uniform are admitted
Half Price, 2.17 2/5.
Distance: 2 lengths, 2 lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $13.40; Places |$5.80, $7.20, 87.50.
Cash Sweep: 1st No. 12-$201.18, 2nd No. 70-$28.10, 3rd No. 4-$14.20. 2nd No. 181-$57.49, 3rd No. 184
Unplaced Nov. 92, 88, 113 cach $6.20.
2. Limehowfu Handicap "D""' Class, Ono Mile.
$28.74.
Unplaced Nos. 188, 137, 63 each $10.05.
35.
Carh Sweep: 1st, No. 7181-
$18.160.60, 2nd No. 24127-$188.70,
13rd No. 20750-$2,594.40.
Bookmakers, Tie The Men, &c, to operate will not be permitted within the Precincts of the Hongkang Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hongkong, 30th October, 1933.
Mr. Yick Chin's Ajax, 143 n
(Deltz) Mr. John Keswick's Adam, 163 b (Frost) Messrs. Bellamy & Gordon's King'
(Soares) a Parade 155 Time: 31 4/5, 1.02 2/5, 1.84 3/6,
6. (Unolicial) The Machine 2.00 3/5.
Troop Handicap. Five Furlongs. Distance: Short Head, 24 lengther. Browning's Pat 180 15 Parl-Mutuel Winner $20.00; Placca $10.70, $0.50.
Unplaced Nos, 13033, 18042, 10892 DANCING
11393, 1464, 15224, 16410, 12001. 22346, 20810, 22280, 10877, each $240.22.
Gun
(Browning)
11r. Potts Monch 174 Ib (Potts) 2
Cash Swoop: Int No, 71-$141.12, 2nd No. 75-$10.32, 3rd. No. 28 Mr. Macnamara's Red Leaves-170 $20.10. He, added a second some timo
later Unplaced No. 180-$20.10. when he dashad through after Young 3. (Unofficial) The Canton, Plate. Sui-vick nd baton Gosano, and inpped Six Furlongs,
the ball post the outcoming goal-Mrs. Servanin's China Beli, 101, keeper,
During the absence on leave of leader as Johnstone, and frankly the Lieut. D, Tollington, R.A., the taly danger of the Club rearguard duties of hon. secretary of the camo from Brittain and Green, who 'Army Football Association will be did play together with some unular taken over from October 27 to standing and had a respectable shot November 17 inclusive by Capt.
|E. Hague, R‚Â
in their boots,
How the Goals Came
The Club opened the scoring through Fowler, who nently, nipped in to snap up a ground shot by Howe which was going astray. They held up to the interval, after tho lead which the Polico wero awarded n penalty through Robertson handling, and Green equalised.
Almost immediately afterwards
ib
(Ferguson) 3
Time: 15 1/5, 47 8/5, 1.21 4/5.
|
Distance: 8 lengths, length. Pari-Mutpet: Winner $36.00; Places 39.20, $8.10, $0.00.
Cash Sweep: Ist No. 183-$20020, 2nd No. 81-$69.80, 3rd No. 13- $29.80.
Unplaced Nos. 147, 177, 85, 82. 113 each $0.04.
7. (Unofficial) The Ladies Race One Mile.
(Ponomaroft) Lieut. Col. D. C. Kozikia's Tango,
168 b
(Biggs) 2 Mr. N. Mitravelly's Lezgin, 172 b
(Tiurin) 3 Time: 29 4/5, 110 1/6, 1.48 1/5. Distance: 2 lengths, Many longtha. Messrs. Hall & Shenton's Parl-Mutuel: Winnor $10.70; Places,
Wembly Stag, 151 b (Mrs. 39.10, $16.00, $17.60.
Froat) Cash Sweep: 1st No. 88-$180.00, Messrs. Harriman & Ponnack 2nd No. 103-$51.44; 3rd No.. 140 Widnes, 162 (Miss Dow- $26.72.
biggin) 3 Ernie Strange was fouled in the fatal
Unplaced Nos. 39, 111, 87, 128, 20 Mr. Lancashiro's Swale 100 m area and his brother came up to score each $5.72.
(Miss Alabaster): '91 4. Walchowfu Handicap. "E" Class, with a perfect alot.
Time: 901/5, 1:01 1/5, 1.86.1/6, For a thne after this the Police Onco Round,
2.08 1/5. (Wa) Distance: 4 lengths, 2 lengths, were really dangerous, and when Mr. Lan's Esk, 101 'b Greon scrambled. home an equaliser Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai, 155 Parl-Mutuel: Winner $13.60; Places
(Botelho) 20.00, $0.70, $12.10.
it looked as though the Club were going to be beaten,
But in a fading light they carried the ball down, and Fowler clinched the lasts with a elever goal from Bickford's corner.
Ib
Chan's Mr.
1
The Loafor, 181 15 Cash Sweep: Int -No. 113-4218.82,
(Poy) & 2nd No. 302.40, Brd No. 200 Time: 24 3/5, 60 3/6, 1.81, 2.01 4/6. 191.20.
Distance: Many lengths, 2 longths; Unplaced. Nos. 200, 21, 107, 188) Parl-Mutuci: Winner $17.20; Placasionch $8.00.
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