THE - HỌNGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, AUGUST
1985.
FOOTBALL AT HOME STARTING NEXT WEEK
BRILLIANT
WIN IN DOUBLES
BRITAIN RETAINS DAVIS CUP
(Continued from Page 81.
match and the challengers broke through. Allian ensily hold his own, service and, disheartened, Turkey lost itis service for the first time during the anatch.
DOMESTIC CRICKET
CONDITIONS
Currie Cup Competitions In South Africa
CHAPTER
XII
DOMESTIC CRICKET
(By R. Abbit)
to take a more comprehenkive survry i of what may be termed domestic! cricket in South Africa, There were | three more seasons to pass beforaj to be undertaken in 1935. the next International adventure was
ful recovery towards the accomplish are the County competitioners who played either lu the 1920
Full Programme For The Opening Day
PROMOTED TEAMS TO MEET
BRENTFORD PLAY BOLTON
SEVERAL GOOD FIXTURES
(BY "SACAX”)
gave a brief description of the start At the beginning of these articles of cricket in South Africa and I men In reading contemporary reeurds,) tloned Sir Donaki Currie who did so it be most surprising to find that much, After this there could buy one much for the game. He gave the stress is laat on the general shortness hui, and although Hughes, recovering pa his confidence, snatched the twelfth cented Cup which bears. 's name of the average career of a South Afri game un service, the Americans went d is competed for by the various can cricketer, in view of the
very which represent what, in large proportion of the present side's out to win at 8-6. It was a wonder.
tenins. The Competition is ment of which Allbuggy
matches or the 1981-82 games in Aus-1 contributed the wh
which is a sort of mixture of our tralia. It seems that getting away to; lion's share. Van Ryn. although in proving in the forecourt,
was still County Championship and the Asso piny cricket is not quite such an easy elation Football Cup." It is not necea- business in South Africa as it is in hachazan of the ground.
During this unfortunate peried for sarily competed for every season Australia. Britain Hughes suffered a shocking and always gives way when a visiting There is a direct indication
that Iapse. All his backhand returns of team tours the country.
some of the players, who took part in defailed history of this competition of their jobs! Furthermore it seems do not propose to attempt any the Australian tour, did so at the cust on it, early days as there would that the depression that is passing, particularly interesting matches
interesi by little
longkong over the world hit South Afrien about with quite a number of the lead- : readers, Sullee it to say that, start- this time and cricket finance, as well ing teams of the country clashing. ing with two or three teams, there as all other, became a matter of great nie over half a dozen teams (i think actually right) who compete as a rule,
the ball
service were lobt and they were mock; ton short, Allison, putting away to Tackey's feet with the Eng Belman in the "farernuet.
INTERVAL WORKS WONDERS
for
But the ten muutes interval worked, wonders with the British pair whereas
CONDITIONS IN 1933 Van Ryn had obviously lost his b spiration and Allison, [13 | cunsentence |
When, however, we come to as late of additional burdens, was rapidly
Four double fruits quickly date as the close of the Australian Uring. revealed this and the end came when our of 1901-32 & may be interesting Van Ryn was foot-fruited UN second service to give the Englishniani
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Not since 1929 has the English as late in football season been starting as it will be this year; Saturday of August happens to fall on the last day of the month.
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FIRST DIVISION
- Aston Villa
Bolton
v Sunderland
V Wednesday
v Grimsby
diflerity,
The Lendon Arsenal, winners! is therefore, perhaps understand for the past three years, will be It is able that
in 19:12 the cricket horizon receiving a visit from Sandorland, was very cloudy, and the romparative who, last season, finished sread intensified this failure of the side in Australia
only. Itlow after blow to the Highbury clubs, came along. Denys Morkel had mut:
The two teams promoted from returned to South Afrien but went to Second Division, Brentford and England where he has become a re- Belton, will be miting at Boraden¦ gular member of Sir Julien Cahn's Park. a lead of F-3 121 the fourth set, any of the other players and so adroit. Eleven. He was a terrible lon Turkey's service followed and they dist he anticiple returns that was worth his pince in Interitis In the other Divisions also som
Internationa seldom was he tied up in his volley teams ne much as a bat en bowler, matches and down for next By this time almost certain defeating. He volleyed low and hard, cou had been changed into very rosy prosimally making the ball go away and fuel win was well nigh as good!
Herbert Taylor
retired Saturday, the full programme for definitely
when 14 appended: representative
tative cricket, and Q pects of a great win for the English overhend he committed only couple ant, speeding op in every des errors throughout the match,
an all-rounder as Morkel step partment,
Allison
stepped out by excellent driving
also commanded great of cricket for good. Two further; Arsenal gaining command of the net, they deal of attention and there were neen. retirements
also announced- game of the final sins when his genius of stroke equip- those of C. 1. Vincent and E. A, van captured the first set off Van Ryn's service and pr. ment and his magnificent flair for der Merwe. The former dropped out
A Blackburn ceeded to consolidate the
ising doing promising
the right thing at the right for a season or so but as everyone! position by holding Hughes's service, moment dwarfed everything vise on knows he has returned to the game, Allison retaliated but Tuckey, now in the As a volleyer Allison has and dene great things in England.
the court. his element, quickly reeled it the un peers and few equals in the world | Van F Merwe di retire, I believe, points on his own delivery. Van today, and when that volleying is but, .ith the evergreen Cameron! Hlyn recovered to secure his service, ispired as it has to be sometimes to available, this was not such a blow to bit Hughes was giving nothing away, day it becomes a shat in a class of its the strength of South Africans I and by going in very cleverly and gui- own.
might have been, splendid stumper ting off the returns pul England Hughes proved an ideal ally for the though he was. nhead to 4-2. Services continued to enterprising Tuckey. He had some hold away with England leading 4-3/ bad moments, but when his skill was: and 5-3.
most needed-in the fourth and final, Then a gorgeous volley by Hughes sets-Hughes was not found wanting, and two brilliant averhead smashes His volleying was quick, decisive and by Turkey gave England match admirably placed, and the only short poiul. Allison, serving from the coming in an otherwise splendid all-season of 1932-33 but, instead, a tour-Hull
the Currie Cup Competition in the *Charlton south end of the court netted his round game was return of service on first delivery, and with his second the backhand.
nament was arranged at Cape Town Newcastle tried to obtulu too much pace and sint the service enurt for a double Fault to give England a gloriou
KUFCORK.
TUCKEY THE HERO... Tuckey was undoubtedly the hero of the match. He not only eliminated
miserable
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SECOND DIVISION
Port Vale *Doncaster
A NEW AND SPIRITED POLICY BY
ENGLISH A SSOCIATION
THE REFEREE PROBLEM STILL NOT.
SATISFACTORILY SOLVED
(By J. A. H. CATTON)
London, July 28.
For rather more than seventy years the Foot- ball Association have stedfastly developed the playing of the game by all classes of the com- munity. That was their primary purpose-to en- courage the playing of the game as a pastime for the refreshment of mind, for the invigoration of the body, and for the joy that such a revel can give to young and healthy men. The idea was to provide an attraction in the open air during the time of the year when the atmosphere was chill and the fireside might mean comfort. Probably some of their schemes have had results that no man could foresee. One conclusion, however, is beyond despute: this form of foot- ball has obtained an almost universal vogue among those who are strong and active, and an amazing popularity among people who for variety of reasons can only be spectators. British football has attained distinction, and as the guardians of the game, the Association are mak- ing new and interesting moves to maintain the high standard of both amateur and professional.
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They have begon the work by hav-|other, oven zieh moderns as John ing the pupils at the Secondary and Lambert and Jahn 67. Bestall, higher school taught the gone as there. The final, dissension provid it should be played. The county ns. how, intelligently and keenly' they, i saciations, linkidd with the F.A., have, had followed their lessons, They re. as a whole, heurilly co-operated," "The minded one of the remark of Make, best benine and the best legs aang penge whe spid, after coaching in cold and respected players have be. Hollnad, that he had no idea, însik the teachers of these adult v, put to the test, how much there was No fewer than 10,000 copies of ito import, and how difßeult it was booklet: "Poothall How to Succeed" | tu give instruction so that it could -have been circulated, mostly in be mentally digested and reproducest schools, but supplies have also been in netion.
LOAN TO NORWICH Esent to Austrália, Junonien, Novn
Scotin, and agencies other thunni There is no end to the efforts of sehool.
There is a book to be issued the F.A. Norwich City applied for a on Association Football-technical and loan of £14,000 to equip a new ground. Instruction-next month. The price The Association decided to accept the will be nominal, but the manual will guarantee of the directors, collective- be beyond any price because men wholy and personally, for a loan of 18,000 know have written these pages. A to be repaid by annual instalments film, with spoken comments by au-of principal with interest at 3 per thorities, is in process of preparation cent, over a period of fifteen years. Bury
by a renowned company who make The loan will commence when Norwich pictures. The Foolbati Ausoriation City has expended £7,000 on the new Manchester U. fure joint producere in BLeicester
the under-headquarters. There are other loans taking. Every dovica and ald are to clubs, both amateur and profes V Swansea
heing introduced to make young kional, but not of thin athletes understand that there is a The F.A, have given £100 to the Uni- magnitude. right way to kick,, trap, control, and versities Athletic Union toward the driishie a lid to show that is proposed tour to Hungary, for students article can be purchased. football match is not a mere hap-flo take part in 'the International hazard hurlyburly and that physical games. A desire was expressed at a prowess is not by any means always conference of the four British As sure to be prefùmbunt.
sociations that a British International PRACTICAL HELP: NOT ADVICE.each year by the premier country in Championship Trophy should be held
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Van Ryn, as the whole, had among the three leading provinces. Norwich
Transvaal, Natal, Western Province, Notta Forest day. Sometimes hand a composite side, the Rest made Plymouth Bached not brilliant shots-an ideal up from the best players from other Sheffield U. cross-court velicy Ur li running provinces who could get away. There
mash hit taken by and large his wax undoubtedly behind this the idea Southampton ploy was tentutive to degree that it would be a good early survey The Englishment's service deliveries for prospective Test match and their fieres driving completely and it was all the more valuable,
ployers, from his game all traces of nervous. did his round strukes tram which; the wicket was a Krass one similar Bristol R.
at unusual number of errors re-to those in England. In 1932-33 there Clapton 0.
were far fewer grass wickets in South Africa than there are to-day, it must!
Crystal Pal ¦ be remembered.
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rule, አዎ ቤ
strongest combination Northampton
ness he might have felt, but he re-' fumed to be Intimidated by the inten sity of the American's attack in the third set. His serving was better than!
suited.
SECRET OF SUCCESS
But the secret of the English pair's surress was their skill and pertinacity
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in taking the offensive. It is the in the country, won two of their three Queen's P. R. v Cocktails And Caviare.couple who can command the fore matches and drew the other. Natal Reading
court who generally win the modern! At this time of swar, when every game of doubles, and this Tuckey and were undefeated but only won one Southend body feels more or less intend out Hughes set out to do and accomplished. Ther two sides were Walford of-Hort", there
tendency to forse its Afflsen Bul Van Ryn much weaker the war word, and stimulate the enfeebled appetite by wer means of cocktails, aperitives and tennis, in this class of game spells. were on the defensive and defensive
THIRD January 3
3, 1933. unaccustomed foods. The result
Among the players taking part in Barrow luxative defent," at intervals fa
It worried the Americans out of the games were no less than ten of †Carlisle ever, so that the digestive tract may There was one occasion when they Williams were in the
their usual precise and model tactics. Siedle, Wade, Dalton, Nourse, and Hartlepools
the fifteen at present in England. Chester be cleaner und kept in working order. were found together in the same spot Viljoen, Bulaskas and Tomlinsun in Natal side, Pinkettes are superlatively
good for
Lincoln do these daiz. of court while Hughes gently the Rest, while Western Province sup- New Brighton v this purpose. Not
only ty little laxatives ensure daily intex. / Volleyed into a yawning up. Inlied R. J. Crisp-(then just coming!
inst regularity, but they aid the tuition they were too prone to guard appetite and digestion, dispel billour chances of putting the ball through
their sidelines, offering the opposition F. A. Rowan.
into notice)-und the Transvaal sent attacks and sick headaches, keep the the middle-chances which were in- liver active and the system cool and dran. Chemists everywhere
variably accepted. Pinkettes,
sel!!
Mansfield.
Rochdale Rotherham Walsall York
V Gateshead V Stockport *Promoted teams. $-Relegated teams.
+ Re-elected teams.
those intes. "The F.A. offered to have A fresh dynamo of considerable power has been set in motion at the such a vase made, and present it for competition. This will be inscribed: affees of the Football Association. The British International Champion- This body has organised, and just ship Trophy. Presented by the Foot heid, a Summer School of Football,ball Association in Comumoratio although the title was an "Instruc of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty, tional Course In Association Football."the King: 1986. This trinket will As clube, the members of the Lenge, probably cost 100 guineas, but surely were not well represented, hat there the honour of being the champlon were over fifty of the coaches for country is in itself beyond compare schools, managers, and trainers of with any emblem, however artistic. clubs, and they were given four days International games should net of lectures in the class rooms, and ideal, and not descend to the con- demonstrations on the field of the
yentional bauble, Duke of York's Headquarters at
an
Chelsea. The teaching staff included REJECTION OF DUAL CONTROL the principal and lecturer of the Cur- The problem of refereeing is always negle Physical Training College with us and always will be, whatever (Leeds), Mr. James Hogan, Dr. Cove may be done. The agitation for two A FINE WIN
Smith, the Rev. K. R. G. Hunt, Mr. referees has so far proved futile. In F" For such a "strange" couple Tuckey
N. S. Creek, Mr. J. R. Witty, and the midst of all the argument "about Only one more game that season
Mr. Norman and Hughes played with wonderful requires netice, a game between Natal
Blackburn, the captain of it and about" the F.A, was asked to
ddresses decline to understanding and it was not an un- and the Transvaal played at Durban
register any referee' who were as practical is the field exer- had lost the sight of an eye.
This important factor in their success. curly in February. It scena that This match alone proves that Britain Herbert Taylor had finished his Eng-
eises, and every one expressed such
request
WOM
with. complied appreciation of the nurse
No that the other course was possible. Can ene at last found a pair capable of a holiday and he turned out for
McGrory (Stoke) and J. Browns each summer comes.
gathering is likely to become an event eye be expected to do that which i beating any other combination In the Natal. The Transvaal made $70 and (Sheffield Wednesday) have been Acupuncture, Motorausle and Bone Sening World and if they
is now contended only four eyes can Men of such reputation as Frunki do with satisfaction? Stili thet ment Ideences. Curm Sprained Ankies and sary to regard the winning of three by Taylor and won the match by 14 no longer be neces- they made 458, thanks to a great 158
Somerset), very conservative group, the clubs of Write. Revammended for many rare by singles matches as exclusively the only runs. It must have been a great
Arthur Grimsdell, Leonard Graham, the Football League, endowed with real pals and Dociera,
4. Wyndham Street. (lez floor). means of England retaining the Davis game.
Bradford City are to have new Sampy, Stanley Seymour, Edward two referees for each of the matches E. Hansey, Jesse Pennington, T. votes, rejected the idea of appointing colours this season-white shirts Taylor (the goalkeeper), Erie Tom- during the approaching season. They with_red, amber and black hoops, kits, D. B. Tremelling, many an-
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