THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1938.
NEW BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION OF ORIENT
PHILIPPINE ATHLETES
TO INVADE JAPAN
SENDING BASEBALL AND TRACK
DELEGATION IN APRIL
JAPANESE AMATEUR ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION INVITATION.
The Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation is outlining plans for the organization of a picked baseball squad and a track and field delegation to send to Tokyo next April to participate in
ball trial teamsă-
Pardon, whose comilstency this the spring season contests in full swing there at that time. The season, has earned him the pivotal executive committee of the Federation, in its meeting last week, position in one of the interport foot- approved the sending of a baseball and track delegation to Japan. The Japan Invasion was proposed | P.A.A.F. ófficials have been advis- by the Japanese Amateur Athletic ed. This team, which recently as Association. P. A. A. F. officials aumed a professional statua will 'thought the proposal a good one leave Japan soon for the United' as it will enable local athletes to States where it will play a nerics get foreign competition and plans of games in various parts, of the are now being made for the sond country. ing of the local teams to Tokyo.
18 BASEBALLERS
The batball team will be mado up of star players from the various teams in the Manila Bay League series or others who may make the grade in the tryouts. A total of 18 players will compose the base- ball delegation.
ARMY V. NAVY GOLF MATCH
TIMES STARTING
FOR THURSDAY
The size of the track and field The following are the starting del atlon will depend upon the times for the singles in the annual showing of the local cinderpath artists. Candidates for the track squad will have to come up to car- tain standards of performance and any number may be sent provided their showing in the tryouts war rants, according to P.A.A.F. offic- Jals,
RIFLE SHOOTING
Naval Yard Narrowly Win from Suffolk
A very keen shooting match took place on the Stonecutter's Range an Saturday afternoon, when the Duck yard Rifle Club avenged a former defost by beating 1.M.S. Suffolk by 'eight points.
Practices were 200, 600 and 600 yards.
Scores:
Army and Navy golf match, to be W. Quinnell played over the Old Course, Fanling, A. Lewis
Royal W. Austin by kind permission of the Hongkong Golf Club, on Thursday, A. Cox
il. Johnson January 10.
1. Lakeman 10.24 a.m.
10.28
Scouts will probably be sent out | 18.32, into the provinces to unearth mo- 1936 terial for both the baseball and track squads which will invade Ja-10,40
Promising boys will be pan. brought to Manila for training and 30,44 will be given a tryout."
With the proposed tour in view P.A.A.F. officials will watch clore.
ly the performance of track and ; 10.50 field men during the Interscholastic | 1.00 meet and national championships which are to be held within the 11.04 next month or no.
The proposed invasion of Manila by the Nippon All-stars baseball 11.12 team has been definitely cancelled,
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4
SINGLES
Majur Eastwick Field v Lt. Cavaye.
Sub- Major Mcintyre v Lt. Knox.
អ៊ូឌ
គឺគឺឥតគិត
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LITTLE PANCHO OUT. POINTS FRISCO
SPARKLING FIGHT THRILLS MANILA FANS
WINNER MAKES LATE START
Little Pancho, less flashy but more experienced than when he left the Philippines almost three years ago to invada American rings; outpointed Star Frisco in the feature bout of the Eastern Boxing Club card at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Stadium last week and became the new bantamweight champion of the Orient. The bout, which went 12 rounds, headed a card of four main events.
Those who saw Little Panche be-i Frisco rushed out in the ninth and fore Manuel Eloriaga took him to started action with a right to the slds. the States missed the old-time ring of the head. Pancho took it brilliancy which the brother of the
and
great Pancho Villa used to display returned with a right hook on the at the old Olymple Stadium. The point of the chin which made Frisco's fight, nontheless was a good one, knees sag almost to the Door. Frisco and in view of the fact that both recovered before Pancho could, follow Pancho and Frisco are taken into consideration in the ranking of the up his advantage, however. Pancho world's bantamweights it had an battered the champion who attempted International significance.
LATE OFFENSIVE
to exchange punches with the chai- longer. Toward the latter part of| the round Pancho connected with an other right to the jaw which Jarred Frisco all over."
For the greater part of the 12 rounds Star Frisco carried the fight to the challenger but Panche proved Total little too fakt for him. Time and again he made the champlon mise and in the last three rounds he took the offensive and battered Frisco A right swing which caught Frisco 70 with lefts and rights to face and the on the side of the face farrod the
twelfth round, champion's testh mid-rection. In the
H.M. Naval Yard
BU
20 32 30 กา
20
RG
24T
11 26 84
28
22
BD
y
Total
485
་།
1
I. Hebert Capt. Cutter. Capt Trimble v 14. Cdr. James,
H.M.A, Sufolk
A. B. Beency. 31 31
28
00
!A. B. Evans - 20 | Mr. Anslow
31
85
20 30
28
8.1
28
70
18
6-1
477
Lt. Col. Williamson v LA, GIN.
Major Wren v Surg,
Beason.
L.A. O. Tribe.... 23 Lt. Com Venville 28 P. O. Mitchell ..
Total
Capt. Michelle Pay, Cir., Teiley.
Col. Kirke v Cdr. Tufnell,
BANISHEE AS G.C.H. COOK
10,48
10.52
"
Lt. E. Robinson v Capt. Law.
Lt. Winkfield
❤
IA.
Winter-Evans.
Major Anderson
Lt.
Cdr. Browning.
11.08
Major Withington v Cdr. |
Roome,
Major Greller v Pay Cilr, Hargreaves.
11.10
Lt. Col. Fasken v Capt.]
PRISON SENTENCE
Fraser.
IMPOSED
11.20
Major Roupell
Cdr.
Maxwell,
11.24
Major Held Ltil. Cdr. Rundle.
11.28
11.32
+1
11.30
1
PANCHO COMES INTO OWN
Pancho led the fight in the tenth.
almost loose and wild he was on queer street. Gamely but Pancho caught Frisco with a swinging left which sent the champion, vainly he tried to block Puncho's lofts to the mat on his knees. Frisco was and rights which landed on face and not hurt badly, however, and he re- tummy. fused to take a count.
The eleventh and twelfth rounds Pancho's biggest. In the were eleventh he started out by landing & hard right to the jaw. le pun
was forced to meiled Frisco who assume the defensive. Toward the middle of the round Frisco connected with three stiff rights in Pancho's midsection which slowed the challenger up. Pancho displayed some of his time flash in this round when he This round was even. | layed on the ropes and made Fríaco Pancho took the second round by miss like a novice.
Pancho, according to the fulletin scoring, took six roumis, while Frisco won three, the remaining three rounds being even.
Pancho was announced at 113 pounds and Star Frisco at 78115.
SLOW START
The heaut started off slow, with the two boys exchanging light taps and making each other miss the hard ones.
a shaile. doing what Hitle hitting That was done during the round the side of the head caught Frisco In the twelfth, a left swing to Friseu had difficulty in connecting off balance and he went down on his with his short stinging punches, knees. He wan
Pancho also
up in in Instant, took the third round. however, refusing is tako
count. Although Pancho back-pedailed most fa attempted to rush Pancho but ran of the round, Frisco couldn't lay a into a right to the jaw which rocked glove on him while the challenger him
on his heels, At this point tapped the champion on the side of Pancho started in to do all the fight the head or get in an occasional lefting. For every blow Frisco Innded, to the mid-section.
Funcho connected with two. He gave Lai Kwok-chiu, aged '25, employ-{ Frisco came out. in the fourth the champion a real boxing lesson to Ted as a cook at the Government round and chasesi Pancho around the wind up the 12-round go.. Lt. Wilkinson v Surg. L. Civil Hospital. pleaded guilty ring. Failing to connect at long Cdr. Huran.
before Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones In range he resorted to infighting and Lt. Jeffers Lt.Cdr. the Central Police Court this began working on Pancho's kidneys. Moir. Lt. C. Jones v Cdr. Packer. morning to a charge of returning Frisco took the round on the basis of
his aggressiveness. 12.00 Lt. Powell v Lt. Currey.efore his term of banishment ex-
12.04
12.08
11
Thoyts
Lt.pired. I had V
Major Bloomer, Major Griffen v Lt. Cdr. Davis. Starting times for Foursomes afteronon will be arranged at Fanling on Thursday,
JUNIOR GOLF
in
FRISCO LIVENS UP
previous convie- lon for theft.last year...
Frisco continued to press Pancho in j Defendant: I have been away in the fifth. He engaged the challenger the country, but my house was at in-fighting and got the best of th ruined by the floods. I came back Pancho was chided by the obrero for to Hongkong where my mother back-pedaling, Frisco also din.. works. I have infringed the law pinyed his cleverness in this round by blockling many of Pancho's only orice, and yet I have been punches, entching them on hix elbows banished. I ask your Worship to or stopping them in mid-air. Friso's deul leniently with me. have round. no work now,
MANILA. STOCK EXCHANGE
PHILIPPINE GOLD SHARE QUOTATIONS
To-day's quotations as received Mesers. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz shortly after the close, of the morning session of the Manila Pancho came out in the sixth and Stock Exchange are as follows:-
fries In Pemot carried the Fight to the champion.
Aškert Bid Bulos. Votume The magistrate: But you are Both boys displayed some pretty
1′′rke Price
la l'em working as cook at the G.C.II.? hlocking. Toward the latter part of Antamuk Goldfelh 0.72 4.72 0.71 20000
the round, Frisco started a two-fisted Haguin Gold Mining Defendant replied that that was attack, amacking Panche on the law Benguel Consulated 11.00 11.09 11.00 20,000 0.18 0.11 0.18 Rood The first round draw in theso; he had been employed there twice without a return.
Round even po Gold Hines Junior Championship of the flong, for the past three months.
In the seventh Pancho also start-flögon Mining Co. kong Golf Club has been made, and
and not out aggressively
only Balmet Mining Ca
Suyoc Commitm made Frisco miss but connected with tried Paracels stinging blows to face and bread-
CHAMPIONSHIP
Draw For H.K.G.C. Event
resulted as follows: A.B. Raworth The Magistrate: I do admire v. R.LS. Webb, C.IL. Burton this man's nerve.
fed
Gold ver
0.35
0.50 1000
3.PA 0.00 0.05 1900 0.12 0,14 0.18 0.21 0,31 4.22 20000 0.20 628 0.28 10,000 Market
2000
8. C. & F. Gold share Index 71.9. It is a wonder
basket. Toward the middle of thelly bullish. Volume Pos 150,000. round Frisco clipped Panchio with a hard right, la the Jaw which clearly hurt Pancho. From then to the end of the round Pancho was on the defensive and Frisco was able to even up the round.
Y. I. F. Phillips, H. Hampton v. G. he did not come and apply for W. Reove, D.E. Prophet v. .W. Job at the Central Polleo Station Mayhew, ILG. Wallington v. Capt. Sentence of nine months hard Mitchell, J. Harrop v. D. J.labour was passeil. Valentine, C. Mycock v. W. Wood-
ward, J. MacKnight v. A. Ritchie.
LOSER'S BIGGEST EFFORT
IN WIRELESS TOUCH
The following steamers are cx- Ipected to be in wireless communica.
The theft of n felt hat from a As in all competitions, the first counter at the Kam Shing drapery named in ench bracket is respon- shop, where a sale is now progress sible for arranging the date. ing, led to the appearance of -Kung The eighth was Frisco's biggest tion with Hongkong to-day :-Toba Starting times, if required, should Sun, unemployed, before Mr. Wynne- round. At the beginning of the Maru, Kaiapol. Hydrangea, Hozan be asked for In the usual way. Jones in the Central Magistracy this round both boys displayed some Maru, Sheng Lee, President Mc- The first round is to be played morning. Three weeks hard fabour clever dodging making each other Kinley, Ningshao, Hakone Maru, on or before January 20, the was imposed on the defendant who miss often. Frisco finally connected
Generat Sherman, pleaded guilty.
Detective-Sergeant with a right to Pancho's jaw which Bustamante, second round on or before January Kinnear stated that the hat was of dazed the challenger. He went in Kunhsing, Terukuni Maru, Asosan 27, the semi-finals on or before inferior qualiy and was valued at one evidently intent on a knockout but Maru, Penang Maru, Hellkon, Tan- February 10, and the final, over dollar. Can you buy a hat for Pancho's experience stood hint la talus, Rawalpindi, Tjiandane, Kut- 30 holes, on or before:February 24, dollar-72-asked the Magistrate.
sang, President Taft-
0
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