CHARITY MATCH
SERVICES V. REST
ON NOV. 11
Sume very. One football promised for Armistice Day when Combined Services will be opposert to the Rest of the Colony in charity match to be played on th H.K.F.C. ground,
The proceeds of the game wil
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.:
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 2, 1934.
IF DAVID MUST TAKE ON GOLIATH
R
RUGBY CLUB
THE CIVIL SERVICE GAME WITH THE CLUB
+
RECORDS HAMSON'S FINE DRIVING
be devoted to The Earl Halg Fund. ¦ Below are the records of am of
The lending Home Rugby Clube theletuber 1
Servicen
The strong representative side,
fielding Arc
eleven comprising Sig. Cord (A, C, A of S.; C. Mullane (S.W.B.1. A.' Aberasteg
B. West (Rainbow); A. B. Pyutt Suffolk), Podmare (S.W.B,); ERA. McGuire (Suffok); Pte. Mathin (S,W,B.), Pay. Mid. Smith (Suf- folk), Tel. Glass (Rainbow), (pl. Ridley (incolns), 1./Cpl Baldre (Lincolns),
The reserves will be Sto, Pepper (Suffolk),, A. B. Ryccroft (Suffolk),
The Rest side will be later.
selected
FANLING GOLF
STARTING TIMES FOR
SUNDAY
Old C'auras,
9.32 A. D. Humphreys, A. B. Purves. 936 1. K. Hislop, W. A. Weight. 9.40 1. R. linghurst, R. C. Webb, 9.44 G. Marseille, H. Young. 9.48 A. T. Lay, A. B. Raworth, 9.62 J. MacKnight, T. C. Munugghao, 9.69 E. 1 Groome, K. W, Jones, 10,00 C. H. Bradley, E. D. Matthemen,
- 10.04 J. W. Mayhew, W N. A.
Smalley,
19,08 1. II. Geare, 14. M. Bryden. 10.12 A. E. Liesanan, H. IT. Pethick. 10.16 J. C. Dunbar, II. S. Rebb. 10,20 W W. C. Shewan, T.
Fairburn,
19.24 G. F. Hele, G. S, Hugh Jones. 10.28 G. W. Greene, G. McGrane. 10.32 P. Marrimum, D, ERIK
10.30 L Geldman, R. I. S. Webb. : 10,40 N, K. LittleJohn, A. McKeilas. 10.44 D), J. Goore, K. S. Morrison. 10.48 P. S. Grant, J. Perbes.
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AGAINST K. C. C.
(By R. Abbit)
That the game between the H.K.C.C. and the Civil Service was the first Senior League game of the year came as a surprise to me as, at the time of writing my notes last week I had neither card. I may say that the result of the game-a draw-also came as a surprise. I have heard a certain amount of criticism of the tactics of the C.S.C.C., with which I do not agree. If David must take on Goliath,
a sling is a better weapon than a club.
It is of course, unfortunate that the various teams are of such dis- proportionate strength, but cricket talent must be decentralized as Tar as possible if we are going to get the greatent good of the great- est number. And Saturday after noon cricket gives the underdog something of a chance to extend his opponent-pardon the mixed dm 22 | metaphor-if he in wily. 30
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SPECIAL GOLF COMPETITION
A.B. RAWORTH WINS TROPHY
A GREAT TEAM,
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A QUESTION OF THE RULES,
The light was undebtedly unfit for play during the last twenty minutes, and several overthrows went for our heenuse neither Dunkley nor anyone else could nee where the ball was going. When
was asked about the light after I stated that and my fellow umpire would have stopped the game at any time during the Junt twenty minutes on the appeal o: either Captain--(Captain, mark you) and had we not both be tonged to the C.S.C.C. who were
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Here's play which paved the way for Santa Clara'a touchdown in their game with Stanford at Palo Alto, to make the scare 7 7 against the vaunted Indian squad. Sobrera, Santa Clara (10), rips off four yerda around sight end, whils Falsachi (28) in son blocking out a stanford player, Mogrip (23).
and Callaway (11) of Stanford are coming behind Sobiero,,,
HOCKEY
ST, ANDREW'S DEFEAT ORDNANCE CORPS
ry
Playing on the Marina ground yes-
Andrews delented th Royal Army Ordnance Corps by mix goals to nil. At half time the Saints end by four Konin to ni. W. H. College, Rev. J. R. Higgs and N. A. E. Mackay each netted two goale.
LADIES' TEAMS.
The following have been select
M.
JONES AND WALLER
LEAVE TO-DAY
Brook Passes Them On Way To Melbourne
Athens, Nov. 1. Cathcart Jones and K, F. H. Waller, who are trying to set a low mark for the London
ONLY ROAD TO SAFETY IN FLYING
(Continued from Page 0.) four-engined Fokker. This Is a very fast, extremely comfortable modern air-liner. It cruises at 174 miles an hour and carries 82 passengers,
It is to be used on the Batavia run, where flying will be done by night as well as by day in order to savo still more time.
hertha, which is an Innovation In Passengers will have sleeping
Europe, although the practice has United States with a high degree
писсева,
Consider the Club aide. There
Melbourne and return light delay were six members of this year's
n danger of defent, we shoulded to repriseal the Hongkong
ed at Athens to-night and wil Interport eleven in it, and the have stopped it of our own accord. Ladies in their Cher Clark Cup lene to-morrow for England. remaining five had played in a Here, after looking at the latest zame with the C.R.A, at King's Interport side: three of them. T. E Wisden I think I was wrong aal Park to-morrow afternoon: B. the difficulty in obtaining proper The delay was occassioned by Pearce, A. W. Hayward, and A. C that we have now me auch power. Hance; E. M. Gray, R. Smalley; fuel supplies, but it was certain 1. Bowker, in many aiden! The In 1981 (I think) after some trou- A. ducka, A. Owen Hughes, B. that the airmen would have been pursued for some time in the C.S.C.C. captain had little batting with a Test Match nt Lees, elbling Marsh, Smalley. sumcient quantity of petrol by and 4 bowing so what could the question of the fitness of the .. Harrop, C. Fergason, E. įmarting. poor Dicky do then, poor thing? light-or the reverer was vested Davis, Naturally enough he put the other solely in the umpires and appeats
Meanwhile, II. L. Brook, one of The Hongkong Ladies are also the contestants in the marathon side in and hoped that either they cut out.
I tried the controls of this ener- This was not a success, fielding 2nd XI on might declare too early, and give and I think that in the very next
Saturday who was delayed at the commence-mous plane, expecting it would afternoon against St. Andrew's ment of the race, left here bound take more than my strength to the Civil Service a chance of season the appeal was restored; second string, and will be repre- for Melbourne. He plans to reach operate them, but found the wheel luke win: or too late, and give the but I was under the impression sented by F. Baskett: J. Burris Baghdad to-day, after fueling at and rudder bar an easy to move CS, the chance of a drawn game that the umpires had retained Walker. 3. Smalley: B. O'Hagen, Aleppo...-Renters I cannot quite follow the argument right of independant action. How-M. Dunnett, M. King: E. Blackburn,
na in any light acroplane. that if you cannot win you meat, ever, I cannot justify from the M. Rattey, H. Hance, A. N. Other Juxe, One likes a decision
latest rules and shall be glad i: and G. Blex. eoutse. But for sporting interest The Competition at Fanling, lan1. ing all October, for
there was much more kick for they of my readers can set me right The trophy
on the point. presented by the Joint Council of spectators in watching that last The Order of St. John of Jerusalem hour's struggle than if C.S.G.C. CCC AND KOWLOON FRIENDLY, and England and the British Red had gone in first, and been duly Cross Society attracted 122 entries, mopped up by the Club by nine or The following players 144 at a ten wiekels somewhere about 5.30 I have written some length Squator 1, 2, Edward (7). Liut. pm, E. J. S. James (6), A. R. Raworth as I feel rather strongly about 101, 6. Marseille ) and H. N. this. The only times the Clubs are going to be really extended are Edward those when they play the Indians were all two up of part on the fast and the Triangular Tournament- nine holes, On the last six, they with perhaps the K.C.C. and Army were all ng up.
The Competition matches thrown in. The rest of and If he could get a few more showing lately. It was a close was therefore tas announced in their games will be sitters unless the conditions decided over the they have to overcome defensive That threw holes where Haworth, tactics, and I do not see why this was all square, Edward one down should not be just as sporting. Land dames two down. Raworth ne- made "cordingly wins.
10.52 J. C. Taylor, II. U. Ireland. 10.50 W. N. Ruyers, J. Coulthart. 11.00 A. Sommerfekt, 1. K. Valentine, 11.04 J. F. Rabinson, A. R. Me 11,08 I, H. Bradford, H. A. Browning.
h-p
New Course,
9.32 Men. Webb, Men, Smalley. 1.8G J, L. & Mrs. AdamA,
9.40 B. P. Summera, R. &, Rodgers
FLOODLIGHT FOOTBALL
ALTERATIONS IN MILITARY SIDE
Several alterations
In the team which is to expresent
the Army in their match against
Willamson (16).
Raworth.
James and
the Seath China A.A. to be played Auction Of
by floodlight on Monday on the
Stokumpoo Football ground. The
military texes will now rompie 1935 Griffins
Cord Signals: Morrison (SW.
B.). Mullane (S.W.B) Davies
(S.W.R.), Podmore (SAV) Jones $15 FOR MACAO DERBY
(S.W.B.); Matkins (SW.D.). Me-
(Lincoln). Higgins (Lincolns).
WINNER
THE GAME.
There was quite a good game between the Craigengewer Senture and K.C.C. The visitors won the toss and Omar alone worried Teddy Fincher and Ramsay, Zim mern too got going and Ernie Fin- cher and Willie Hung have yet to with the bat. find their form Stapleton has an excellent defene,
scoring shots he would be one the better batsmen of the Colony. Burnett hit, and Manu, going in very low down also did well. The double century was stored quickly. The Kowloon bowlers, except per Richardson put the Club in and haps Smith, never seemed to find a they proceeded to wallop the bowl-length, and Hamson, in an innings notable for fine driving, mude a ing all over the place. Simpson great attempt to pull off the game. went down one inspired over in Omar ton seems to have pulled which he bowled Alec Pearce and)
back some of his old form with had T. E. Pearce taken at thet
icket from balla which came with the bat. But with both teams it
is question of bowling. his arm a bit. A great bit of work.
considering both were well set. But then came the crux of thei game. Whether Hayward respect.
THE ARMY WIN.
Y. M. SECOND TEAM. The Y.M.CIA, 2nd. XI will play; Club seconds this afternoon t King's Park, and will he repre- ented by Moss: Buke, Dormer; Wileon. Greeford, Cusson; $. Fowler, Laard. W. d. Brown, Lange and Henry. Bally-off in at
[ 12.3.
Picton they did not feel like an early declaration after the hurri- eane hitting that Walch has been
thing." K.C.C. lost again--but only the R.A.M.C four runs to Culledge seems out of luck so far this year, but Bonavin held them together with a sound forty-one.
TO MORROW'S GAMES. The Army meet the Recreio.on. the ground of the new Senior Division baby. If 1 may so term them. And if the new team can beat the Army alde, ny advertised, they will do well. Clive Garth- waite, the Interpart Cricketer will captain the Army, I am told, and [ no less than three second division i men are pulled out for the League Capt. Michell seems to like matafile.Bonavia, Walch and Colled culs de poules were disposed of d the Civil Service howling too ting. Spinning the ball quite a ke. Baidrey Lincolns. The referee at the puble roup held at the paddor much, or valued
The side is pretty much for too lightiv nel lat he took seven
sixtern itsal, but I have not yet seen the University, Coad for the Hongkong Jorkey Club, yester held on until just after four when against
day afternoon, the auctioneers being the second rentury had been figures, but I doubt if anyone will Baker, of the Lincolns. playing. Fughes and Hough, Ltd. The ponies hoisted. And the Civil Service; ever beat thase of Lyhater Reed he is the man who has been keeplug for the Army in Colledge's gold, together with particulars saved the game thanks to Sayer. --6-6-0-6! Garthwaite bud
absence, 1 am told he is good, 'hem, their pries and nates of the Perry, Harrow, and Wand, who the balance of three wickelt I can trace o otifer League La urchasers, matent ar to,losed 1. B. |arelding" No. ILK.D. 28, 11
gallant batting stopped what Took they bowled unchanged--and got
games save one in the Junior tour year old, San Cantain R. APe fed like the start of a rot. and, either fifty-one or forty-nine not
Division between the University: finally a stubborn stand by Baker ont. Dewey got forty-seven and
on their own ground and the nd Simson in the crepuscular the Army won overwhelmingly. luom. The Club were unlucky.
(Lincolns). Ridley
will be CQ.M.S. Hode, -
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
The TEXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER. 1921. commencing at 2.00 nm.
The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.
By Order.
C. B. BROWN,
Hongkong, 28th October, 1934.
Secretary.
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wicket and the batsman'a legs. A the C.S.C.C., but the I. C. Junior home to the Soppers in a friendly. wincky draw, but very well fought could not force a win against the N.B. The time for drawing
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FRECKLES, DO YOU KNOW HOW TO DO THE CARIOCA
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I'M NOT QUITE SURE, BUT I THINK
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HOLDS!
I'M AFRAID I'M NOT SUCH · A GOOD DANCER,
FRECKLES..... I WALKED ON YOUR FOOT AGAIN!
CH,GRE, THAT'S NOTHING.... I WALK ON 'EMİ MYSELF, ONCE
IN A WHILE..
HAHAHA!
*YOU DO SAY THE CUTEST "THINGS !!
THIS IS A SWELL PARTY. |IM SURE GLAD
I CAME... AND IT'S AWFULLY NICE, BEING WITH YOU!
THIS DANCE IS MAKING ME A LITTLE DIZZY... SHALL
WE SIT
DOWN?
WHY, YES, YES... OF COURSE
SAY ~CRASH DAVIS SAID HO HAD THE NEXT DANCE WITH YOU, IS THAT· RIGHT?
DON'T BE
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