TUESDAY, THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
SEPTEMBER ⠀ 17,
1935.
THREE STRONG INTERPORT BOWLS RINKS CHOSEN
ROBERT DUNCAN
DROPPED
BIGGEST SURPRISE
OF SELECTIONS
COMMITTEE SHOWS PREFERENCE FOR F. J. JONES TO J. C. BROWN
(By "Sagax")
Fow selection committees ever give entire satisfaction to everybody and in one of two in- stances those charged with the selection of the Colony's lawn bowls rinks which are to oppose Shanghai during the first. fortnight in October, will not find themselves in favour with many bowlers. Taken on the whole the three rinks are well balanced and each possesses the necessary talent to ragain the prestige lost in Shanghai last year.
The three rinks as selected are
a1 follows:
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FIRST MATCH.
J. E. Noronha
L. Guy
C. G. Silva
R. F. Luz (skip)
SECOND MATCH
A. E. Coates
J. McKelvic
A. W. Grimmitt
A. M. Holland (skip)
THIRD MATCH
J. V. Ramsay.
B. W. Bradbury
F. J. Jones
U. M. Omar (skip)
RESERVES
H. A. Alvea
R. Duncan
J. Fraser, J. C. Brown
Alf Gover
"No-Balls"
An Umpire!
FUN AFTER THE MATCH
Eastbourne, Aug. 24. Though heavy rain fell during the early morning, the Saffrons was bone dry before ground eleven o'clock, but the condition of the wicket remained far less encouraging and the festival a rather melancholy end. Light showers fell at in tervals and at half-past four was abandoned with a the gon result..
came to
no
The Shanghai Interport swimming team photographed at the Shanghai Rowing Club prior to their departure for Hangkong.. Standing, left to right:-C. N. Brown, W, A. ffumbor. W. Ward, Hans Park, E. A. Welz, T. Britton; seated:-A, Logan, J. Huxley (President, Shanghai A.S.A.), N. Hammond (Captain), D. Lyon (Hon. Sac, Shanghai A.5.A.), G. J. Grilk; Seated on floor:-Kan Yi-kit, W. Wagner and Sie Bokkien. The team arrived yesterday. Brown, Park, and Lyon did not maks the trip.
HOME SOCCER UPSETS
HOBBS SCORES 73 AT LORD'S
AGAINST ACTORS AND MUSICIANS
MATCH DRAWN
A remarkable collection of well-known players, under the captaincy of Hobbs, met fifteen Actors and Musicians in a charity match at Lord's recently, the proceeds going to the Musicians' Benevolent Fund.
and
LEADERS LOSE
WEDNESDAY DEFEATED BY HUDDERSFIELD
BLACKPOOL also FAIL
SINFIELD AND BARNETT'S RECORD STAND
BASEBALL
Cubs On Way To National
League Title
WIN FROM GIANTS BY FIVE RUNS
YANKEES AGAIN
DEFEATED
New York, Sept. 16. The Chicago Cubs are still winning their matches in the National Baseball League and, with the season fast approaching its close, they are well on their way to securing the champion- ship and the right to take part in the World Series.
BADMINTON SEASON
ANNUAL MEETING
TO-DAY
The annual general meet="" ing of the Hongkong Badminton Association will be held in the Board Room of the South China Morning Post this afternoon, at 5.30 p.m.
MARK SEYMOUR WINS
The Cubs were lo-day matched BRILLIANT GOLF
against one of their neares!
| rivals, the New York Giants, but the leaders won by a margin of five runs, scoring an 8-3 victory.
The St. Louis Cardinols are also strong contenders for the tile and their win against the | Brooklyn Dodgers has helped them to maintain their challenge.
AT MARIENBAD
BENTLEY LEADING
AMATEUR
Marienbad, Aug. 25.
of Crow Mark Seymour,
The Detroit Tigers, in the Wood, won the Czechoslovak Anurican League, WOR agains. Open Golf the Boston Braves while the New York Yankees were benten by St Louis Browns.
Results of Follow:
to-day's
*NATIONAL LEAGUE
Host on Pittsburgh
The Highest Ever Against Philadelphin
Glamorgan
matches
R. H. E.
3 7 3
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12.
2 12 1
9 1
3 7 1. 8 12 Q
Cincinnati
There were eleven innings).
New York Chicago
Championship here day with an
Aggregate of 6 for the 72 holes. He followed up his first two rounds of 71 and 69 with rounds of 69 end 67 to-day.
Arthur Izes, the Yorkshire cham pion, who led at the end of the first four finished record. two rounds, -trokes
behind the winner, with 280. His individual rounds were 68, 67, 74 and 71.
Henry Cotton was placed third with 286 (69, 71, 70, 70), F. B. Hobson, an professional resident in English Pola
fourth with 287 172, 70, 75, Afth with 291 (76,
70),
Lakdaw
72, 69, 74), and 11. G. Bentley, the leading amateur, sixth with 291 (71,
(Cavaretta, scored a home run 79, 70, 70). Other British scares
for the Cuba). Brooklyn St. Louis
(Dean pitched for dinals).
Cleveland
the
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were G. Wilson 294, F. S. Dorman 208, and W. J. Branch, the Belgian cham- płon, 203,
Seymour's victory cante as a sur
Car-prise. The local critics did not think he would be able to shake off Lees and Cotton,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R. II. E. ........ R 11
5 1 2 Philadelphia
(Johnson scored a home run for
5 7 1 ? 7 1
(Coleman scored a home
Although Sinfeld And Barnett scored 250 In four hours for Glou- cestershire's first wicket at Cardiff, Gloucestershire lost four more men for 81 runs and finished with 334 is the highest for live. The stami London, Sept. 16. ever made for a first wicket againat Sheffield Wednesday, present Glamorgan, beating Hohnes' and Sut holders of the F. A. Cup, and cliffe's 234 for Yorkshire in 1930.
Glamorgan had to travel from The game was drawn, Hath's XII. Huddersfield, the only two teams worksop in relays, and did not reach Ten minutes' cricket in ali was
in the First Division of the Eng the ground until just before the time played before lunch, and when the scoring 320, and dismissing eleven of I think that the rink which will game was enlled off Surrey still their opponents for 144. Hobbs him-lish. Football League, who have fixed for the start. But their smart give most satisfaction will be that needed 10 more runs to avert the self made 78, Hendren 75, and E. W. hitherto not suffered a defeat, fielding saved many rus, and it took Dawson 61, while Bowker Andrews
the two hours for Sinfield and Burnett to selected to meet the invaders on the follow-on with one wicket in hand, produced a cracking 65 for the Actors Wednesday Ground where the send the 140 up. Both reach three the Athletics).
were engaged to-day on Club de Recreio green in the first of Had the match begn vital to the and Musicians.
figures in the same aver in 3 hours two Yorkshire clubs fought out Sinfeld for the fifth time this senson St, Louis The series. With several players ear championship it is conceivable that Bobbs having won the toss marked for the quartettes, the rink a greater effort would have been rung the warning hell (under instrac- a desperate battle for the points. and Barnell for the second. Barnett New York
of the Actors and Huddersfield, deposed from the hit seventon 4's in his 128, and Sin- which Shanghai will first encounter
Musiclans went out into the field: can hardly be improved upon and if de to settle the allocation of tion), a dozen the players reproduce the form shown points on the first innings.
Soon after the game had been where Oliver Garden and Roncoroni leadership last Saturday, brought field, who displayed much patience admirable bowling. of one of their best performances in his undefeated innings of 162, hit, during the current senson, Shanghai
of an amusing, episode However, largely owing to some in scoring two goals to their ap can fully expeet to take the field in declared the second iütch in arrears,
occurred in front of the pavilion, lustrous strukes by E. W. Dawson, ponents one to give them, the top E; Noronha has been giving somewhere Alf Gover, the Surrey bowler, the score at lunch was 160, and fobbs position again. J..
Not only was this the first de vensistent displays as. No. 1 and the arrayed in a long white coat, stood and Hendren were together, in on
100-feat that the Wednesday players fact that he is able to play on his as umpire in a mock single-wicket or afterwards they addiod
Hobbs contented himself with artistic own green will have made itin selee match between Dennis Hendren, tion a practical ecrtality. T. Guy, the well-known umpire, and the tickles to leg and singles to the offered this season but it is the bat Hendren caused many journeys in first they have sustained on their the Kowloon Bowling Green skip, has captain of the local cricket club. desert plueen. When he was caught own ground for 17 months. The aish been revealing some good form
Brooks kept wicket with the aid at cover he had made 76 runs in last ocasion the side lost on the and his inclusion in the side shoult
of his mackintosh, and Gover catised precisely the right manner for the Wednesday Ground was on April not weaken the quarette. Both
Hobbs went to his 50 with Noronha and Guy are making their ars of laughter when in a stentor- orension.
in an interpretan voice he repeatedly no-balled one of his best shots past cover, and 21, 1934, when Liverpool scored a
when Hendren. Then
Hendren then began to lay about him until 2-1 victory.
he was bowled by Jack Livesey, trying Sunderland drew against Aston went in
bat he
him
trok. The innings ended at five to Vilin at Villa Park and thus allow out, with palm fully extended, under 4 far 320.
Huddersfield to return to the top the new hw, rule!
initial appearances fixture.
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AN OLD COMBINATION
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Somic time ago I suggested that
C. G. Silva be given one of the artis
is skip with R. F. Luz as his No.
to
but since then the Club de Reeren won his little half-crown.
player Ная lost some uf bis early sea-
on form while the Craigengower C. C.
Kave
some began
eighteen,
VARSITY GAMES
A THRILLING SPRINT
J. LOVELOCK WINS 1,500 METRES
TIME NOT GOOD
EXCELLENT ROUNDS He played four excellent ronda, getting better as the champlonship progressed. He set up record for the last mine holes, which he did in 32 against the previous best of 37.
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His strength lay in his approach shots, which the gallery often ap-. run plauded, and he missed nothing on the very long putts. for the Browns and Rutting for greens, getting in some
Lees facilitated Seymour's victory by succumbing to nerves to-day. He has shown nervousness before on this .course and has been robbed of the
fruits of two good rounds.
.ne 'Yankees).
Detroit Boston
Chicago
Washington
5 8 2 310 3
9 11 1 14-2 -Reuter
CHELSEA MYSTERY PLAYER
Danish Footballer Not To Be Signed
London, Aug. 25.
Cotton was right out of form on the last round, and only just scraped into third place.
At the end of the second round Arthur Lees, the Yorkshire champion, still led with an aggregate of 135, a flawless 67 to his 68 of the adding previous day, to have a clear advan- inge of five strokes.
Cotton and Seymour shared second place behind him with 140, Cotton, whose putting was uncertain in the. latter half, taking 71, whilst Seymour excelled with a 60.
The play of F., B. Hobaon, an English professional resident in Po- land, came as a a surprise, for hitherto.
had realised his potentialities.
son, an
Habba began his bowling with of the league with a one-point Gover had backed Eastbourne's Amar Singh and Haigh, and altered | advantage.
Blackburn Rovers jump a couple captain and needless to say, this field about with such bewildering
Budapest, Aug. 16. rupulity that it beenme hard to follow them, and charity seemed, in this places in the table by virtue of Jack Lovelock, representing ense, to be covering a multitude of victory against Chelsea at Ewood his native university, Otago, won Chelsen's mystery player, "A. With an aggregate of 142 he shareıl Sim The Srst six wickets went Park. The Rovers and now third the 1,500 metres at the InterNewman," again appeared at out-fourth place with F. S. Dorman. Mr. skip has shown an improvement and the 1950 Interport series in Shanghai down for 15, but Hubert Baker found to Huddersfield and Sunderland. national University Games very side-left in the club's third public II. Bentley, with 147, shared the next -the reversing of the positions would but C. G. Silva was dropped after the stoutest of partners, in Bowker
Blackpool, the leaders of the comfortably by 25 yards in the trial, at Stamford Bridge last place with G.
Englishman seen one of the natural serences of Hongkong lost the first contest. Andrews, and the score was up to 71
living in Silva's first and only in no time. After Baker was out, Second Division, received a shock not very good time of four evening, but it afterwards trans-
and Allen Dalley. events.
W. J. Branch, the Henbury assist- pired that he will not.be signed on. Luiz one player who can be de- Interport match but Luz, has played Andrews showed himself no respecter at Bloomfield Road Ground where minutes dead.
In the He is a Dane and a friend of Helgian Open had engendered great
ant, whose brilliant victory pended upon to give of his best in in Interports since his first up- of persons. He crashed Ps in every Nottingham Forest scored four
direction, until Lord Tennyson made goals to take both points. Since E. Wegener (Germany) in 14 7-10- Nils Middlebos, over here on holi- hopes, failed to find his form, and an Interport. Ils display against pearance in 19:10.
The strongest and only criticism him snick ene to Diliavai Hussein, Shanghai on the Craigengewer green
Division Iwo seasons ago, the eliminated in his heat. Buiset (Continued on Page 0.) India against the last M.G.G. team.
team had only once been beaten (France) captured the 400 metres in would not divulge his name. at home. This was by Manchester United last year.
That was
The 110 metres hurdles went to
two years ago will be remembered, which might be levelled it the: com-who, incidentally, kept wicket for the side's relegation from the First sec.. F. T. Vane (London), being day. The management, however, with 153 had dropped out of striking
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Southampton now remain the only unbeaten side of the Second Division and
drawn match
gainst Bury at The Dell allowed | the club to displace Blackpool..
Results of to-day's matches fallow:
FIRST DIVISION
48 9-10sec.
There was a terrific finish to the 100 metres final, a yard covering the first Ave.
Josef Sir (Hungary) was adjudg. ed the winner from Suzuki (Japan), but the time given for both run- Bere was 10 8-10sec., and it appear- ed that the Japanese had broken the tape first.
C. B. Holmes (Munchester) was budly away, but finished strongly to obtain fourth place. F. Dodellnger,
Aston Villa · 2 Sunderland 2 Frenchman studying at London Blackburn 1 Chelsea
o Univeralty but entered from France,
1 Huddersfield 2 was fifth M, Scarr (Cambridge)
Wednesday
SECOND DIVISION
Blackpool
Bradford
Doncaster
Leicester Port Vale
was sixth and last,
Holmes, Dondelinger and J. Clarke (Ginsgow) all qualifieil for the semi-
1 Notts Forest. 4 finals of the 200 metres.
1
Swansea
1
3
Norwich
0
2 Bradford C.
1
2 Charlton Southampton 0 Bury Tottenham 3 Barnsley West Ham 3. Sheffield U.
MEDLEY RELAY
The British team, composed of
G. N. Blake (London), C. B. Holmes (Manchester), 3. Clarke (Glasgow) Oand J. C. Stothard (Cambridge), won Z the 1,000 metres medley relay in
31 2-1086e.. min:
The long jump went to Japan, winning with 7,02 metres Dajinu
Miss D. Saunders (London) put
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Cardiff
1 4′ Clapton O. Luton
2 Queen's P. R. 0 (about 24ft. 8 in.) Millwall 2 Newport Northampton 3 Crystal Pal. THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Halifax 1 'Walsall Lincoln
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3 Stockport
2 Mansfeld 2. Darlington SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION)
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CHAMPAGNO
2 up an excellent performance 1 finishing second to Miss Stella Walsh (Poland) in the final of the women's
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100 metres. Miss Walsh won in 12 seconds dead which was a tenth of a second faster than she ran in heri 1 heat when she brake the Games re- 0 cord of 12 9-10 sec. Miss Rose Mackenzie (Aberdeen) was sixth and just.
Fraulein G. Mauermeyer took the 3 discas final with a world record
throw of 44.03 metres.
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