THE
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1934.
SOUTH CHINA'S OPPORTUNISM
RESPONSIBLE FOR DEFEAT
OF ATHLETIC
YESTERDAY'S NEEDLE MATCH FULL OF THRILLS
Opportuniam was the secret of South China's victory over China
Athletic in their First Division
needle match on the Football Club ground yesterday. They won by the odd goal in five.
The game was full of thrills, but unfortunately there ware frayed temperя un well. The opening] uxchanges found an Athletic play- er off the field through Injury after a collision with Tong Kwan. of South China, who received a
Local Cycling Records
TIME TRIALS: TO
BE HELD SOON
Last week-end's run of the Hung-
caution from the referee. Fung kong Creling Club saw a few King-yu returned to the
new
feld faces, mainly as a result of the sue- after about five minutes absence. cessful tourist event promoted by the The Athletic forwards were in- Club over the previous week-end,
Owing to severe knee trouble which clined to retain the ball 100 long and were robbed of possession developed during the week, the run before they had time to shoot and leader, H. A. G. Koaten, was unable to attend the Sunday run, which, in their wing halves allowed South consequence, was led by the Vicm China's Hanks too much rope. captain, E. Muhns, who conducted a Herela lay their weakness.
pleasant spin around the Island, with By virtue of their win South halts at Tytam, Stanley, Repulse and China "B"
move up to level point- Deep Water Bays. The light ing with their "A" eleven, but falling throughout failed to dampen the enthusiasm of those taking part, have played an extra game,
with the carried out a short spin
the social section of the Club on Mainland.
SOUTH CHINA SCORE.
The Athletic took up the offen- Hoon after the Blart And threatened when awarded a free
Nive
BADMINTON CONTROL
Here's a remarkable action pleters from the Oregon State-Stanford game at Multnomah Stadium, Portland, when Stanford triumphed over the Bänvers by a lopsided 17-0 scors, Norman Franklin, red-headed Oregon stato halfback, has kicked from baħled his own goal·lios. - Coming in at- templing to block the kick, sra Topping (49) and Reynolds (15). Moscrip (24), Stanford end, appeari
to be resting on the shoulders of an Oregon State player.
Football Charity
A further party under the Captain Games
Next week-end's epin will be co
will ducted by E. G. Teedy, who
enve the Jordan Road Pier of the
social
kick close in. Au Pal, however, Vehicular Ferry. at 9.30 a.m. for a shat wide. A period of even exsurprise destination. Under the Hon. changes then followed, but erratic Secretary, LA. Anning the shooting kept no score registered, section will leave the same rendezvous until Young was sent away and at 1.15 pm for Castle Ponk Cafe- from his centre Tsang King-kaiteria where the hard-riding party will found the net to give South China be met for ten. All local enthusiasts the lend.
are invited to take part in either run. The Athletic nimost evened mat runs will be discontinued,
Until further notice the Wednesday ters up from the centre kick when they broke through with a deter
mined rush, but Chalk attempt went
FURTHER TRIALS.
£17,412 REALISED DURING AUGUST
London. Football never fails to the occasion in the cause of charity. Charges of commercialiam have been levelled at the game, but
Golfers' Experience
CADDIES STRUCK · BY LIGHTNING
Benoni (Transvaal).
Bowlers
Practice
In Jungle
SOUTH AFRICANS NOVEL TOUR
Johannesburg.
RECENT FORMATION OF INTERNATIONAL BODY
NINE CENTURIES REPRESENTED AT INAUGURAL MEETING
the
As a result of a meeting in July {during the past few months and last an International Badminton after consultation with other coun Federation has been formed to tries by a subcommittee of take full control of the game in Badminton Association, there yet futurojust 40 years after the remained several matters (such as formation of the English Bad-nance, tournament and interna- tional matches) for which it is minton Association.
necessary to draw up regulations At the invitation of the Badmin to be observed wherever Badminton
ton Assoelation repreventatives of played. For this purpose several ali nations met at Bush House, sub-committees were appointed, and London, on July for the purpose their reports will in duo course be- of Inaugurating this International presented to the executive com- Federation. In addition to
the mittee
"
representatives of the Badminton
After the conclusion of the Association, the national organisa-business the delegatea of the meet- tions of the following countries ing were entertained by the com. were represented, viz.-Canada, mittee of the Badminton Associa- Denmark, England, France, Hol-tion at the Mayfair Hotel, Berkeley land, Ireland, New Zealand, Scot Street, to a luncheon at which Col. land and Wales. Promises of Arthur Bill, president of the Bad- future support and membership minton Association, took the chair. were received from Australia, Federated Malay States, India and South Africa.
Mr. A. D. Prebble, chairman of the Badminton Association, took the chair and welcomed the various delegates in a short speech in which he gave a brief history of the Bad- minton Association since its forma. tion in 1893. The chairman then proposed the
Resolu- following tion:-
"That this Meeting, consisting
FRIENDLY
CRICKET
L
K.C.C. DEFEATED BY CLUB
A golfer who was about to alight from his car at the Van Ryn course, Benoni had a curi- ous experience when a flash of lightning struck two caddies ing fast bowlers in the country tives of National Badminton Or-defeated by the Hongkang C. C. first and felled a number of players, and Then de Klurk, one of South
R. J. Crisp, one of the outstand of duly authorised representa-
The Kowloon C. C. first eleven were
eleven by an innings and 80 ruTIS,
lie had his hand on the handle Africa's best all round cricketers, ganisation, shall and hereby does when they continued their friendly never is any mention made of of the door and was about to step are to keep in practice in the form an International Badminton two-day match on the latter's ground the good work done for charity. out when he was almost blinded African jungle. They have joined Federation; and that the Draft yesterday. When an appeal for funds was by the flash and received a severe an expedition to Contral Afrien Rules already circulated to each For, the Kowloon C. C. the highest The Hon. Secretary (Mr. Aan-made for the relief of the depend-shock which paralysed his arm and but as they are both keen to secure National organisation by the scores in the first innings were A. W. and Ramsey (20) and C. I. Stapleton ing, 23 Taipe Road) will be ents of the Gresford Colliery dis- made it impossible for him to places in the South African team Badminton Association be
denf release his grip for several to tour England in 1935 they will hereby are adopted as the Con- (19). wide, Fortunes again fluctusite pleased to receive any entries forster, football did not turn
be returning to Cape Town in the stitution of the Federation."
In their second inninga the K.C.C's. and Chuck Shek-kam lobbed over time trials to be held with the ear. Every team was ordered by seconds.
He suffered no consequent middle of the present cricket sea- This was seconded by Sir George highest scores were compiled by W. the heads of several players from object of establishing local rethe FA. to make a collection at
effects.
son and take part in the more Thomas and carried ucm-con, C. Hung (38) and E. C. Fincher well back over the half-way line corda. Record certificates will be one of their home matches,
The results of these efforts are Golfers were taken unawares Important Currie Cup matches. The meeting now resolved itself (27). to score South China's second gond awarded to the fastest finishers.
Before leaving Johannesburg into the first annual Council in The Hongkong C. C. bowlers 'were before Sul had a chance of recover. Ta cover feeding and other small not yet known, but a very useful when the storm broke and a party
shot, Br- expenditures a nominal fee of $1m is certain to be forthcoming of five with their two native cad-they added to their baggage a General Meeting, in accordance decidedly in form. T. A. Pearce from a grevious
will be charged
Then, at their recent meeting, the dies had an unnerving experience, number of cricket balls and a bat with Rule No. 5. The chairman at captured four wickets, T. M. Redmond Fore the interval, however, the
F.A. Council subscribed £260 to They had taken shelter under which was given to them by Syd once agnounced that he had the took three, while G. R. M. Ricketts Athletic railled and Ho Kar-keung !
the Mansion Rouse Fund for the tree when there was a vivid flash Curnow, the Sonth African Inter-authorlty of the Badminton Asso-had two, in the K.C.C's, first knock, sent Chan in to beat Wong Ku-kal
Gresford auerors,
of lightning necompanied by national. So perhaps in few ciation to state that they fully, ro- In Kowloon's second innings, T. A. with a cross-shot,
The first run is to be held
Hospitals always November 25, commencing at 10 nancial assistance, can
requiring terrific report. The party was weeks' time the jungle glades will cognised the Federation and hereby Pearce and G. R. M. Ricketts can FURTHER Trials,
and will be over a distance of 50
always hurled in all directions and the be echoing to the click of leather handed over to the Federation the tured four wickets each nilles. On December 2 a start is to look forward to the football senson two natives wore severely burnt and willow, while monkeys chatter international functions (Including The total compiled by the Kowloon The leama changed over with he matte at 9 am. and the distance with the assurance that some by the discharge. The Europeane appreciatively over a classic off-control of the laws of the Game) C. C. in their two innings was 103, South China holding a goat advan-will be 100 miles,
money, however small, will be escaped unhurt but the caddies drive by de Klerk or complain atat present performed by the Bad- while the total compiled by the Hong- tage, but the Athletle opened with Full detalls as to course, etc. may coming In.
had to be removed to Boksburg the way. Crisp is tearing up the minton Association, and further kong C. C. on Saturday was 282 for Iospital. a raid on their opponenta citadel be hnd on application.
pitch.
that the Badminton Association five wickets declared, It is desired to announce that all) which resulted lo Chan levelling
A number of telephone lines in
donation of Crisp, it will be recalled, estah proposed to make a
H.K.C.C. JUNIORS WIN. Iunds of the the score.
The proceeds of the practice Benoni, Brakpan and Springs were lished a world's record during the £200 to the They continue to competitors in the Tourist Time Trini hold the advantage territorially actually completed the course of 50 matches each year are devoted en put out of order while batr the last Currie Cup senson when for Federation.
The two-day friendly fixture played for some time after this and butlles. The final party were delayed tirely to charity. This year it is main lines between Brakpan and the second time in first-class!
between the Kowloon Cricket Club for 3 hours at Taipo owing to да
and the Hongkong Cricket Club for their unsteadiness when with-acclient near the 12th milestone, but announced that matches in Aug Johannesburg
similarly cricket he took four wickets withi in striking distance would prob- eventually repairs having been auc
ust realized a total sum of £17,412 affected.
four balls.-Reuter.
juniors on the former's ground was concluded yesterday afternoon, re- ably have taken the lead. Chan comfully made, thi Beclion reached 2. 1d., all of which was distribut- In Benoni the greater part of
salting in a win by three wickets for and Chof both narrowly missed. Shamshuino at 7.39 p.m. Miss Nancy ed to charitable institutions. the town was plunged into dark-i
the Hongkong side. When play transferred to the Chaine, now a Club member, is there- Glamoros Arsenal FC., who ness Insting a few seconds as a other and South China made the fore in all probability, the first local attracted a crowd of about 60,000 result of a fault caused by thei most of the opportunity their raiday cyclist to cover the Circult. to see them have their by out lighting. Springs had a similar. gave them. Lee Shek-you across a foe centre from the touch on club runs
£1,213, Although London for about five minutes. Rénter, and Sui stopped the ball but failed spins) has been complied, and makes Tottenham Hotspur came Recond mid-week labs handed over a sum of £4,676 to hold it. Taong running up interesting rending. The following pushed the ball over the line to jare the leading figures up to the end put South Chinn ahead once more, of October during which This lead they hold until the final official runs have been held: whistle despite, the
game efforts
H. A. G. Kontr of the Athletic to bring the final. Read result to a draw. The teams were: & Mon
Chinese Athletic-Sul Tin-lim; Tweedy
1. A. Anni Mak Sui-hon, Wong Sik-ping: Lai; 2, WV, It. Chien Kwok thui, Chu Au-fai. In Chu
ARSENAL TOP LIST.
were
DUNCAN'S
sent mileage covered by individual riders with
An attendance list and details of were easily at the top of the list experience and was in darkness APPOINTMENT
Jilder.
(omittlung
time 23
Attenditems Kilmer.
1,405
23
+,105
1,240
1
831
11
547
16
17%
Twenty other riders have less then yin; Tany Kwong-sum, Chan Churi-| ten attendances such.-Contributed. wo. Ho Kar-keung. Au Ping-ming
and Fung King-yu.
to Arsenal with £554.
In addition to this charity com- petitions are run in every country and useful contributions are made] to deserving causes.
Blow For
Irish Athletics
Some of the big soccer clubs have endowed beds in their local hospitals and pay for their up C.N. AND C.A. CONGRESS keep. One well-known Third Divi. sion club in the East End of Lon- don, for instance, has at least six beds in various hospitals.
MEETING
London.
Professional At Mere Country Club
London. George Duncan, the Open Golf Champion of 1929, and Bri- tish Rider Cup International, has been appointed professional to the Mere Golf and Country Club, near Altringham, Che shire. Duncan and James Braid laid out the course, which will be ready for play on January 1, 1935,
South China "B"-Wong Wa- Kam; Yeung Shui-ylck, Lal Shui- Say what they may, football's į Ireland will no longer be able lui; Chung Chi-ying, Yu Hng-ying. Taung King-kul, Chuck Shok-critics cannot polut to any game, to compete in big international ynen; Tong Kwan, Lui Tuk-po, Lee kam and Lee Shek-yau,
that makes a stronger appeal to contests and Irish athletes will the masses of any outdoor sport have to content themselves with in the deserving cause of charity, performing at their own meetings,
The new course is in beautiful} As the result of a special Congress surroundings. forming the centre of the National Athletic of an estate of 251 acres, bord- Cycling Association held in Dubering the main Manchester Chester un.
rond.
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The meeting was called to con- sider thu decision of the Inter- The eighteen holes comprise national Athletic Federation at 6,560 yards and the scratch score Stockholm that the N. A., and C. has been set at 75.
A. should confine its activities to: Duncan has many splendid per-
Tommy and Dado Clash the Irish Free State and that formunees to this credit, including
on November 20
Los Angeles, Oct. #1. Young Tommy and Speedy Dade, two of the ablest Filipino fighters in the business, have been matched together in a contest for which - fight fans have been waiting for.
They will clash November 20 for the Callfornia stato bantum-weight crown,
It will be their fourth meeting. They first clashed in Oakland, Oct, 12, 1932, where Dado won to take
the title which will again be at stake. Their next meeting was in, Moy, 1933, when Tommy won from Dado to gain the title back again, Again, In October, last
the Northern Ireland Association the captaining of the British should be regarded as coming with Ryder Cup team that regained the in the jurisdiction of the English trophy from the Americans at Association. When the Federa-Moortown, Leeds, in 1929. In that tien's ruling was put to the vote match Duncan gave one of his beat it was defeated by 31 votes to 21 exhibitions of his classic style in |--Reuter.
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HOCKEY
After holding various posts. Duncan went to Wentworth, Surrey, where he remained for n number of years until he accepted of remunerative position
WOMEN'S TEAM TOprivate golf coach to the Aga
TOUR EGYPT
Khan.-Reuter.
The following women's hockey toam will leave England on The uniform to be worn by the mat, and Tommy lo" year, they November 16 for a fortnight tour team will give the first hint of a of Egypt-a week to be spent at Tommy will be out to even the Cairo and a week at Alexandria. attire for women, for the usual change in the conventional hockey oht acore. He has encountered J. Ellis (Surrey and England). long stockings approved by the some hard luck this year, having C. Goodman (Warwicks. Mid-Women's Hockey Association are won by a knockout from Benny lands). G. Grimwade (Suff, East being discarded in favour of stock- Gallup, defeated Huerta Evans, lost Renarves). D. Morison-Inches
ings
turned down below the knee. ta Lou Sallen, and drawn twice (Edinburgh), P. Jackson (Derby- This will be the first time with Joe Ticken.
shire); E. McKerrow (Dumfries). English team travelling abroad Dado's record on the Pacific B. Moffatt (Glasgow), W. Neave departed from the standard Coust has not been overly impres- (England). N. Oliver (Melrose). dress. jalvo, either. He won from Pete P. Snook (Horta), E. Stone (Kent), Sevedra, Bobby Olivas, Lou Salica M. Tobbs, E. J. Warwick (Hunta). and Ticken. but previously to the and Misnes Armffeld (umpira), last Aght lost by a knockout to Miss E. J. Warwick, of Peter- | Tickon.—United Press.
borough, has arranged the tour.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
new
The meeting then proceeded to the election of the officers for the ensuing year. Viz.:--
President: Sir George Thomas.
Bart
Kowloon took first lease of the Vice-presidents: Mears. B. L. wicket on Saturday afternoon, and Bisgood, E. Hawthorn, Col. R. compiled the useful total of 254 for Bruce Hay, D.S.O., A. D. Prebble. was consistent,
eight wickets, declared. The batting N. A. E. Mackay Hon. treasurer: D. L. H. Mer-scoring 58, W. Mulcahy 63 and A. E. Perry 49. W. Keith-Robinson cap- The executive committee weretured four wickets for 71 runs and: elected us follow:-. Plunkett J. E. Potter three for 21.
eer.
Dillon (Ireland), A. E. Hollings The match was resumed yesterday (Canada), Jackson Millar (Scot-afternoon, and the visitors passed land), A. C. J. van Vossen (Den- the home team's total for the loss mark), L. T. Wickham (England), of seven wickets. R. H. Grifiths E. Trevor Williams (Wales), scored 03, while P. H. Scoonos had Mr. F. W. Hickson, of 74, Grange bad luck to miss his century by a Drive, Winchmore Hill, London, single run, being well caught by F. N.21,
A. Broadbridge, folding at square appointed secretary, WA This address to be the official nd-J. E. Jupp (21) and 3. E. Potter dress of the Federation.
holped towards
(32 rotired) also their total of 285,
Of the Kowloon bowlers, V. Dur-
Although the inaugural meeting had accepted as the Constitution of ling took three wickets for 70 runs. the Federation the rules drawn up and Mackay three for 30.
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