THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1933.
The Services Sporting
Section
Conducted By "The Scout"
S.W.B. INTER-COMPANY FOOTBALL FINAL
HAZLEWOOD'S GREAT DISPLAY
Hazlewood, the Borderers first division league player, figured prominently in the victory of the "C" Company against the "B" Company in the final of the S.W.B. Inter-Company football competition yesterday.
Besides scoring one of the four goals, he presented gift openings to his colleagues by means of clover passing and intricate footwork.
Podmore and ho men could find no effective means of stopping Hazlewood, who did almost what ho liked.
Morria was an energetic leader for the winners, helping himwolf to two goals, whilst Morgan play- ed his part in scoring the fourth.
Hurns at right half was out-
atanding for the "B" Company, whilst Suter, steady as n rock, defended with consummate skl.
WORTHY WINNERS.
CARRIED OFF WITH
CONCUSSION
Submarine League Match
But the "C" Company wore worthy winners, their attacks, be- Ing better planned and more .effectively carried out. They also displayed an all round stability which was lacking with the losers.
John, playing on the right wing.. #cored the " Company's only goni.
"Tomma:
"C" Company:-Williams (72): Hughes and Mountford: Gimblette, Nelson and Williams (83): Cpl. Duncan, Marshield, Morris, Morgan and Hazlewood.
"" Company:-Watis: Cpl. Sutor and Manford: Hurna, Pod more and John (26): John (35), Purcoll. Walters, Whelan and King,
Accident
An accident attended by un- fortunate results occurred dur- ing the Submarino football league match at Happy Valley yesterday, when Atwells, the Parthian's right back and Had- dleton, centre forward for the Osiris jumped at the same time to head the ball, came into collision, and were knocked un- conscious.
They were taken to the Naval Hospital for treatment,
The Parthian made an nuspicious atart in their league programme by defeating the Osiris by seven goals
to one.
RUGBY
H.M.S. KENT BEAT THE TAMAR.
HUDSPETH'S FORM
-Hudspeth, the Navy. soccer right winger, was among the outstanding personalities in a rugby match between H.M.S. Tamar and H.M.S. Kent, played on the Navy ground at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon.. Very fast, he constantly out- paced the opposition, and in addi- tion to acoring an uncoverted try, contributed to the general superi- ority of the Kent, who won by eight points to three."
Garwood also went over the line)
for the Kent, and converted his
own try, whilst Ackroyd replied for the Tamar with a penalty goal.
Teams:
II.M.S. Tamar:-Butlin, Powes- land, Stockton, Richards, Harris, Wall, Dane, Weir, Thatcher, King, Elsworth, Ackroyd, Burfit and Corbett.
H.M.S. Kent: Clark: Jonkina, Henderson, Hudspeth, Garwood, Dowden, George, Owen, Sheppard, Brown, Curgel Morris, Still and Rofeer.
.
THE M.C.C. OF INDIA FORMED
SMART WIN FOR CARDIFF.
IN RUGBY UNION MATCH.
London, Dec. 4. Cardiff paid a successful visit to Rugby to-day, when they met the focal club in a Rugby Union match, and de- feated them by eleven points to five, nfter a keen match.
· Reuter:
LORRY DRIVER TO :
BOXER
VERY GALLANT DISPLAY
UNLUCKY JACK LONDON
London, Nov. 7.
LARWOOD NOT GOING
OUT OF CRICKET To Spin A Googly If He
Cannot Bowl Fast...
London, Whatever happens to Larwood's damaged foot, he is not going out of cricket.
If he must never again how] fast, then he will bowl alow. Ho has made up his mind about that. And why should ho not be a good, spinner of the ball?
"It would be nothing fresh if he made good with a new method. Several who put their faith in speed the beginning of their careers have met with increased success after they reduced their
race.
Schofield, Halgh, D. J. T. Bos- anquet, and R. O. Schwarz, both pincers of the googly, and Leon- ard Braund, whose alow leg breaks helped to win Test matches, all bowled fast when they first play- ed for their counties.
1936 OLYMPICS
HAROLD LARWOOD.
TO DEVELOP GAME
FINANCIAL AID APPEAL
BY VICEROY
Bombay, Nov. 7, A now cricket club which will, in effect, be to India what the M.0.0. is to England, has just boon found ed. It will be called the Cricket Club of India.
Lord Willingdon, the Viceroy, is patron-in-chief, and in. a message promising his support says that as an old cricketer ho has watched tho really extraordinary growth of and interest taken in the game through. out India since he first went to Bombay ns Governor 20 years ago.
It was in Bombay, continues the letter, "it should always be remem- bored, that cricket was first motive- ly started in this country largely
MINOR COUNTIES through the influence of that fine
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CRICKET
NEXT YEAR
Jack London, the lorry driver PREPARATIONS IN NEW PROPOSALS FOR from West Hartlepool, was ad judged the loser at the Crystal Palace last night after his 10- rounds fight with Ben Foord, the South African heavy-weight.
With all due respect to Billy Wells, the referee, I thought the North-countryman had done enough to cara a draw, writes Fred Dart
For one thing, London seemed to
GERMANY
SPECIAL COURSE OF TRAINING
cricketer, the Inte: Lord Harris, who was one of my predecessors as Govenor of that Presidency.
INDIA'S FINE SHOWING.
"The fine showing that our Indian leam made last year against the beat of English cricketers is
Upon the occasion of the Minor sufficient evidence of what we may hope for in the future, but without Counties Cricket Association an full co-operation and good organ nual meeting at Lord's to-dayisation we cannot achieve the best Northumberland will propose that results. the rules be altered to empower Committee Lorenrrange fixtures, after consultation with the county secretaries.
EAGLE TRIAL MATCH.
Berlin, Nov. 27. II.M.S. Eagle are now busy
Preparations, in Germany for building up a rugby fifteen, and nell of the News Chronicle.
There was a disparity in size. yesterday at the Happy Valley: London had a four-inch handicap in
the 1936 Olympic Games went
Counties at present find extreme! a big step further with the es difficulty in ixing up sufficient trial match was played between height, and he rather emphasised
tablishment of a special instruc matches to qualify and Major R. C. the Probables and Possibles,
tion course, for 500 young Campbell, the secretary, in a letter It was highly satisfactory, some this by his curious crouch,
athletes coming from all parts to clubs, voices a serious danger promising talent being revealed, think more quickly than his rival.
of Germany to participate. Howard played exceedingly well in
of the competition collapsing jor the forward line for the Probables, A moterist has to make instant
Under present rules ex- this reason. Under the guidance of decisions, and when Foord launched Doc, leader of the winners' at- his speed making him among the some of his heavy artillery London perienced sport Instructors and neither committee nor try
most dangerous forwards.
in former Olympic can arrango or rearrange fixtures. Lieut. Judd was prominent for knew how to dodge them or lo take participants
competitions, these "griflings" are The committeo recommend that. the Possibles, passing and handl-cover in the accepted manner.
From Foord's corner came a run-living a Spartan life in the bar- the following amendments shall be ing with rare confidence and skill,
Teams:
ning fire of guttural advice. He is racks of the German Station where made to Rule 17:
Five points shall be scored for Dutch, and although his second was they receive training in all bran- Probables-Boyne; Lt. Eustace, telling him the Taal, so to speak. It ches of sports.
a win in a completed two-day, Their physical training begins match, and for a win on the first Phillips, Mudd, Howard, Gnskall, Cagby, Bowen, Boobyer, Minor, whose habit of swiftly circling the lasts until noon, when pupils and the first day of a two-day match George.
ring reminded the spectators of
flights teachers assemble for their frugal provided the match is not played, Possibles: -Easman, Clark, Midget Wolgast's alry
meal. The afternoon is mainly out, when the match shall be Hogg. Morris, Lt. Moulton, Johns, against Jackie Brown.
devoted to hikes and lectures as played under the rules of cricket Roberts, Liddington, Morgan, Lt.
for one-day matches. well as to their professional train- ing which by no means is allowed ia be neglected.
the
tuck, was in great form and scored The complete results in this five of the goals. competition were: "A" Company
As the score suggests bent H. Q. Wing 4-0: "C" Com- pany beat "A" Company B-1: Parthian dominated the game, and "B" Company beat "D" Company scored at lelsure. Leut. Donald
3.2: "C" Company brat ""B" Com-jobtained tho Osiris' only goal, Thomas, Boyland; Neal, Lt. Gillan,made little difference to London, at sun-rise every morning and lanings where there is no play on
pany 4-1.
BURNIGE AT THE BEST
Three Goals Against
Phoenix
following a clever run down the field. The Parthian's last point was the result of a melee the ball being carried over the line by the Koalkeeper.
Teunis.
H.M.S. Oxirin:-Willy; Hooker, Dunn; Kirkhan. Lasey, Douglas; Lt. Donald, Haddleton, Wilson, Farmer.
H.M.S. Parthian:-Print; __At•| wells, Starling; Simpson, McRae,
Three goals by Burnige McMillan.; Platten, Donaldson, Doc, against H. M. Phoenix yester-Balmer. Robertson.
day showed the tremendous improvement made by this player sinco turning out for the Wishart in their last league match.
Io had the Phoenix completely namplussed, and in addition to his own goals, paved the way for several other openings, '.
The Phoenix
were not over-
CHINA--FLEET
FOOTBALL TABLES
Present Standings In Three Divs,
whelmed in the exchanges ns The following are the China Fleet suggested by the score of 8-3, but football league tables, together with their dofence was rather inferior that of the Submarines Lengue, in-
cluding all matches to date, to that of the Wishart.
Toogood was in excellent form for the winners, his foraging earning him- two goala, Bianion
DIVISION 1.
And Aylmer were responsible for Kent the other Wishart points, whilat| Engle Leach, who was a great trier, and Cumberland Barnett and Cox replied for the Medway and Phoenix.
Teams. H.M.S. Phoenix: Kay. Philpots, Harrison; Milon, Thompson, Barnett; Lench, Pearson, Barnett, Cos. Packer.
Submarines Suffolk Berwick
ILMS. Wishart: Phillips; Tate,
Keppel Nicholls;
Strickland, Wren Peters, Mullaly, Robinson, Binnion, Too- Cornflower good. Burnige, Aylmer.
SIGNALS BEAT
DRUMMERS
Livelier Forward
Line
Gools
P. W. D. L. F........ Pis. 7 3 4 0 15 10 10
6 1 32 85
55 1..2 2 6 8 22
5 1 2 2 0 12
3 1 1 1 3 3
+2 1 0 1
DIVISION II.
+
Section I
0 13 9
10 0 0
OWHEŇMEN
Falmouth
Verity
Whitehall
Whitshed
Bridgewater, I 0
Sandwich
2 0 0
Witch
Wishart Tamar Wild Swan Making the most of their Voteran.. opportunities offered, as a re- Folkestone
sult of mistakes on the part |
Bruce. Herald
of the opposition, the Signals of the South Wales Bordercra |. · · yesterday defeated the Drum-
Section I
6 4 4
2002-000-
COONH-DON
Rowe, Chambers, Hoskin, Lt. Judd,
Bannon, Gardner.
NAVY UNABLE TO SEND TEAM TO SHANGHAI
JAPANESE DISAPPOINT
SPORTSMANSHIP, Once or twice Foord hit a little low in his eagerness, and when the
crowd remonstrated he waved an apologetle hand to them, while
into a pardoning smile.
The most important aim of these London, a good sportsman, broke [courses, however, is the develop-|
ment and strengthening of the All the sante, London revented (spirit of true comradeship. While the big Dutchman was taking BUENOS AIRES time to set himself for a punch London would jump in and
antl-
some of the limitations of Foord.
READY
BABE RUTH TO VISIT AUSTRALIA?
SUGGESTED TOUR OF AN ALL STAR TEAM.
1t
that is - announced arrangements aro
almost complete for the visit to Australia next year of an all-star American baseball team, which will include "Babe" Ruth, and other such Famous players.
In the event of this plan materialising, it is not un-. likely that the team would. pass through Hongkong on its return, as efforts are likely to be made to induce the tourists to give exhibi- tions in Japan.
Hours 11.30 to 7.0 first day and Another suggested amendmenį:
alf-hour on second day if needs- 11.0 to 6.0 second day. Extra sary on either side's demand,
A small balance..on last year is
"And there is another side of the mainly due to the game with the game of cricket which I always feel West Indies, which returned a pro-should be borne in mind. Cricket fit of over £52,
la in very truth one of the links that bind the British Empiro to- Aires as soon as Congress appro-gether; through cricket we get a priates the 6,000,000 pesos, (about better understanding of each other, £470.000) which the Government and get a fuller realisation of each other's temperament and character- The stadium will be erected by fatles; by playing cricket we all the government-subsidized Club learn how to "play the game," Gimnasia Y Esgrima. It will be which is of the first importance to If the honour of staging the jof, reinforced concrete.
the people of any country in their Olympic Games at some future. A law authorizing the stadium varied occupations and professiona date should go to Argentina, was passed in 1921, but the final in life. Buenos Aires will be ready for plans of the architect have only recently been approved, The field will contain a half-mlie track.
Shanghal have been hoping to re-elpato him with his right, while ceive a visit during the season-from-his-rendy-counters took Woord-very--FOR-STAGING THE a Navy rugby team from Hongkong, much by surprise. but it is learned from an authoritative source it la Impossible for the Senior Service to send a team North,
During January and February there will be extensive movements of ships to various parts of the Far East and It is not possible to get together team of rugby players to send to Shanghal.
During the sixth round both men were checked by the referee for an interchange of rabbit punches when in holds. Foord hit the harder, and later on caused a smear of blood to spread all over London's cheery face.
OLYMPIC GAMES
Buenos Aires.
|hus agreed to contribute.
FINANCE.
At the close London was heartily
it, cheered, and the winner, like a good sportsman, joined in the ovation.
"The objects of the promoters of A national stadium, with a When Argentina entertains the this club are far-reaching, but to Machtens, feather-weight champ-seating capacity of 100,000, and world's athletes in future Olympic secure their objects they must have ion of Belgium, beat Johnny King, facilities for staging major track Games, perhaps in 1940, it intends practical financial support. They bantam-weight champion of Grentjevents, International football to hold them in this stadium, and hope to securo aufflelont support to
Olympics, will be built in Buenos Andean resorts..
This will greatly disappoint the northern port who have already been notified that no Japanese rugger alde will be able to visit Shanghai this Shanghai had issued an invitation
received stating that owing
to the contest,
year.
to a Japanese team, but a reply was
very heavy training programme for the visit of the touring Australian 4alde, which is expected in Japan short- 3 ly, they were unable to necopt Shang- 2hai's invitation.
HOCKEY
KENT'S SPLENDID RECOVERY
hockey
The Kent (Communications) played the Whitshed in a match yesterday afternoon at the Valley, the Kent winning by the odd goal In seven,
The Whitshed led by 3-2 at the interval, their play in the first half being very fast, with passes thrown
Gonts P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts out from wing to wing.
0.6 1
2 4 4 2 0 2754 2.1 10 7 1 3
0 1 2 3 2011 1 6 1 4 0 0 4.0 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
DIVISION III.
Medway and
iners in a friendly football Subinarines 7 match by four goals to two. Kent
Eaglo The exchanges wore ovon Suffolk throughout, and judgod by them] Berwick the drumpere were PUT what un lucky to lose.
The Kent did not combine well together until the ascond half. They
scored two goals during the frat through the efforts of Bowler and Mathewson, while for the Whitshed, Bookless, notched two of the three goals, the other being netted by Hurry..
Britain, on points in a 12 roundsgames, military spectacles and the the winter games at one of the enable them to provide cricket
RECORDS
grounds, professional coaches, and other facilities in order to improve and develop the game,-
OF ENGLISH RUGBY CLUBS "I feel quite sure that all who
THE UNBEATEN
FEW
ONLY 3 TEAMS
London, Nov. 7. The Welsh Trial match and the county matches in the North and Midlands deprived several clubs of their best players but did not affect Cambridge or the London Scottish, who robbed the Varsity of their unbeaten record.
This leaves the Old Craniofghans, who surprised Bedford, and the Wasps as the only clubs with first- class fixtures who have not yet tast- ed. defeat. Paignton's defeat by Torquay was their first of the season.
Pointa
The second half saw the Kent get into their stride the equalising goal resulting from a clever run by Simpson. The Kent added another Baraple 73 13 15 13 7goal soon after through Smith to
1 1 21 0 11 03112 8
2
1
1 0 4 2 3
1 + 3 7.3
SUBMARINE LEAGUE.
Novertheless there was an oddi-. tional "pop" noticeable among the Signals' forward nc, whilst Orphous their shooting was much more | Phoenix accurato.
Terms:
Porsous Rainbow
Drummers: Ashby; Raish, Jon- Oswald kins, Smith, Osborne, Griffiths: Parthian
Proteus Wall: L/Cpl. Morrick, Mathias, Pandora Jones, Cooper.
Odin
Bignals: -Townsend, Cavoll; | Osiris Hopes, Broody, Alabaster; Fourtey, Otus Grimtha, Ramden, Jones, Hayes. Olympus
Goals
P. W. D, L. F. A. Pia,
3 0 0 13 2
2 11 10 .8
2 0 0 0 14
2028 10 4
1115
place them in the lead.
Philbrow,
Aberavon Aberūžierz
Bath
Bedford
Tirkunbond Park Blackheath
Bridgwater
IL.M.S.
Whlished:-Helden, Bradford Woodgate, Saunders,
ridgend Biddle, Knights, Robinson, Humble Beighton man, Hurry, Mitchell, Booklons. Bristol
H.M.S Kent:-Smith, Chick, Wright. Bowler, Clarkson, Baston, Bastram, Clayton, Simpson, Farr, Mathewson,
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Cambridge Univ.
C
Clifton
Cavesify
Ordes KeyKENYA Devonport Service
Durham Exelar Famouth
Fylde Oloucester : Clay's flospital
Halifax
Harlequina Handfarley
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hold dear the cricketing future of India will give this venture their generous support and thereby assist in a practical way to enable our country to win before long the highest position in inter-Empiro cricket."
It is hoped that the paw-club will soon have an all-India mem-
bership of thousands, and a com- paign is on foot to get the mambor. ship roll up to 10,000 by the end of the M.C.C. tour.
HOCKEY ELEVENS.
* Club And... Radio.
Teams Picked.
The following" have been selected to: represent the Hongkong Hockey Club sentors in a match against the Jat Regiment on the Marina round at 5 p.m. to-morrow. D. Skinner; FA, A., Dand_and: E. V. Reod; W. A. Rood, HeV D. Lowe and J. L Tetley;
FINE TACKLE-An Incident during the recent county langue rugby H. Owen Hughes, G. E, R. Divett, match between Middlesex and Exetern Counties, showing a Counties man P. H.Sanior, A. Sinclair and J. E.
Leicester
100
Ipswich Y.M.C.A.
Idaneliy ..
107
London Irish
London Beollist
120
17 London Univ. Vanda
43 London Walsh
to' Lydney
being brought lown. (Planet News).
1182 20" Falation M2,
75
68. Redruth
0 150
76
Ross L'ATM
Bale
201
31 Bidmouth
ST Manchester
109. '100 Moncler
Neath
#1 Newport
66 Nortahmpton
SE- Nuneston
109 108 Old, Alleynlana
74 71 Old Blues i
Old Grantelthans ....
2018 Leniatis,
107 11 Old Merchani Taylors
180, 102
Ola. Mihillene
49. Old Whitgiftistim
Oxford University
De Penarth
CNB Plymouth Albion
$325 Pontypool
22 Stichmond
17 100 111 Ragby..
4 120 for Bt. Bart's Hospita
01. Routhend
018 YG Awanson ..
110
3 76
4.72
Teignmonth
Torquay *****
United Berrines
0 0 ARU.C.B, OM Bors
Upper Clanton
Wakedeld
Wasps ***** Wellington
Weston-super-Mare
63
147
114
10
11176
$10 66 53
Potter.
The following will represent Radio in their Mamak fixture against the 9 #15219 R.A.M.C. on Tuesday at Bookunpdo
50 at 4 p.m.:
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07
Man Singh, Parduman Singh, J. S. Grewal, Jagrant Singh, G. J. Dyko, Mohinder Singh, M. II. Hassan, G. 87 Singh, Awtat Singh, Kalwant Singh,
HFA. Kemp. (Captain): Reserves.
Surfin Singh and Attar Bingh
Games Cancelled, "
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The match between the Hongkong Hockey Club second cloven and H.M.9. Modway at King's Park, and
dij ther game: between the "Radio: Sporta 35 Club and the Club de Recrelo at Boo-
110 100 kunpoo yesterday was cancelled,