THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER
་
28, 1935.
KOTEWALL SOCCER CUP HOLDERS PLAYED TO DRAW
ARMY AND NAVY
IN OPENER
FOUR GOALS SHARED
IN CLEAN GAME
GOOD INTERESTING FOOTBALL AT GAROLINE HILL YESTERDAY
Army
(By SAGAX)
2 Navy
2
Army:-Rowlands; Swain and Steele; Keneghan, Lawton and North; Clayton, Harrison, Higgins, Ridley and Baldry.
Navy:-Hayman, Nicholson and Wolverson; Lanenster, Bowers and Lobli; Duran, Rose, Cannell, Jones and Baxter.
Possessing all the necessary ingredients, the football match played yesterday afternoon on the South China Ground at Caroline Hill be- tween the Army and the Navy in the Kotewall Cup Competition, was one of the best contests of the season. The game was marked by some clean, wholesome, football in addition to the standard being as high as locally:
It can well be said that all twenty- two players rave a good account of taemselves and each and every man excelled at different periods of the most to game. But the palu Harrison, the Army
inside right, the who, stepping into the team at
great game 1st minute, played, a for the military side. He was de patising for Sandford, who was re- unfit owing to an injury ined thy previous day. The Royal Welch Fusiliers' for- menacing the
ward was conarticularly in thei
Naval defence,
rond half when he made many penings for both Clayton and Hig- ins. He had several direct shots at gaat and some were missing by nar- margins. His display might vasily earn for him a regular place In the team.
Las
During forwards were rarely prominent init
the first half the Army
after the interval they regained their
can be expected
Braddock Can Beat Louis Easily
WILL KNOCK HIM DEAD
SAYS JAMES J. JOHNSTONE
New York, Oct, 24. The "White Hope" industry has form and gave the opposition defence been dead for 20 years, ever quite an anxious time. Many were since that afternoon Jack John-
Nicholson, Navy's right back (nearest camera) challenging Higgins, Army's centre-forward during the Kotowall Cup footbali match at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon when the two teams shared four goals. (Photo: Mee Cheung).
THREE PENALTIES GIVEN
IN CLUB-POLICE GAME
LEAGUE LEADER'S RETAIN LEAD
IN
SENIOR DIVISION.
FOOTBALL PLAYED. UNDer difficuLT CONDITIONS ON SATURDAY
Club
(BY "CIRE")
Police
2
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Club: Rodger; Hill and Strange; Skinner, Forrow and Robertson; Fowler, Elliot. Lammert, Williams and Bickford,
Police: Mellardy; Binckburn and C. Pile; Brooks, Gough and Brit- tain T. Pile, Johnson, Stephens, Green and Mass
PLAYING under conditions that were all against good
football, the Police defeated the Club by two goals to one in their Senior League clash on the Club ground on Saturday afternoon. Rain fell during the opening stages of the first half and thereafter the players were slipping and had to do everything they could to gain ball control. Miss Lau Kwai-chun, who won the Nevertheless, it was a fairly good game and the custodians
of the law gained a deserved victory,
Ladies 50 metres free style against Miss Young Sau-king at the National Games in Shanghai. Miss Lau was second in the 100 maless and also in the back stroke. She was bonten by Miss Yeung Sau-king by ons point for the indivídual championship.
FIRST REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL MATCH PLAYED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
CHINA'S NATIONAL SOCCER CHAMPIONS DUE TO
· RETURN FROM SHANghai on FRIDAY NEXT
FIRST of, the Caltiny's representa played this season was the clash between the Army and the Navy for the Kolewall Cup, played on the South China Athletic Associa tion's Ground yesterday.
football matches to be
petition lust season with the Cup was presented for com-
the times when they were within an son, carefully sluding his eyes Army, Navy and South China as
inch of scoring,
RIDLEY WORKS HARD Ridley was attempting too much and was often out positioned. During the first half when the Army defence was working under pressure. he was continuously falling back for the ball
from the fierce Cuban sun, his the competing teams. The mili- mouth split in an enigmatic, gold-tary players are the present hold- toothed smirk, attentively listeners of the trophy, beating the ed to the referee's toll of "en Chinese and then the Navy lust
yent', and out!"
The machinery in the heads of fight
their victory against the Club rangers and promoters, which manu. THE Police were full value for factures white hopes, stirred for the
(By "Sagax")
VICTORIES against Kowloon and match against the Club de Recrets placed the Collegians in a rather exaggerated position for they were at the top of a league table con- taining the cream of the Colony's 6141816369808230625539598012749861623279:18:36:21
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
the Club and then a drawn
Army
।,
KOTEWALL CUP
2 Navy
DIVISION I
But was not able to keep up with first time in two decades a year ago on Saturday and from present in-St. Joseph's the fist moving forward-line:-low-when a dark-shadow-from-Alabaina dieations they should be able to RW Fusiliers ever, he went dangerously near scor began butchering a heavyweight a maintain their unbeaten record, at Club ing on several occasions and was
sivi awer month. As the Killer's opposition in least until December when they Kowloon F.C.
closer to the championship of due to meet the South China East Lane.
the machinery whirred "A" combination for the first
time.
When the Sepia Slasher who works under the name of Jou Lauls, laugh- tered Max Baer to stand but one step from the throne, the call was sounded
THOSE MISSING HEAVYWEIGHTS
ONLY SIX FOR RANKING LIST
ONE SURPRISE
Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 27, · The scarcity of good heavy weights is shown by the fact that the National Boxing Association can find only half a dozen to in clude in their world heavyweight ranking list, instead of the usual
ten.
All the goale wore scored from
, the Club's right spot-kicks, back, having the minfortune to foul twice in the area while Chris Pilo caused an infringement to give the Club n early lead in the first half. G. Mons scored both geals for the Police while Forrow beat MeHardy for the Club.
The star performer of the day was Green, playing at inside-left for the Police. He played beautiful football displaying clever ball control and an uncanny way of swerving to puzzle the Club defence, Green, was much in the picture and everytime he was in possession he was dangerous.
Time and again he dribbled past Hill to give a good pass to Stephens or Jolinson but the final effort was unavailing
Stephens led his fine well but Johnson decidedly had an off day. only in the second half that Johnson in for brief periods of clever Came Saldom was he in position and it was
play.
beginning to meet the better HOWEVER, now that they are of the local clabs their success of the early part of the season has
The list, which was drawn up On the right wing, Tom Pile showed been greatly minimised. They are now but fourth but even their pre- before the recent Baer-Louis fight, good bursts of speed and sent in some sent position is threatened by the is as follows: 1, James J. Brad-ne centres but most of them were Royal Navy who are within one dock (champion); 2, Max Baer; 3. Intercepted by point of the erstwhile leaders after Joe Louis: 4, Max Schmeling: 5. cleared
Ford Smith; 6, Primo Carnera. having only played two matches,
-
Ford Smith's Inclusion will come as a surprise in this country. He recently out-pointed Buddy Baer,
Sid Strange who well. Pile WAS всем In several keen tussies with Robertson (left-half) fer possession and their efforts were fairly equally shared,
DEFENCE SOUND
NOTWITHSTANDING the ab sence from port of several of
In the intermediate ne Gough. the ships, the Royal Navy have been able to field a formidable com-
The fly-weight title fa declared worked hard but his ball distribution was faulty. Brooks put in magni- bination for their league matches vacant, with Denny Lynch and ficent work at right half while "war good spoil- and their second victory against Jackie Brown as the leading chal-horse" Brittain played a the East, Lancashire Regiment by Jengers The list is: 1. Benny ing game on Gough's left,
stal- Blackbourn and Pile formed four goals to one has stamped the Lynch (Scotland), Jackie Brown
Bob McGhee, Joewart pair and Mellardy, between the Silent Service us one of the best (England),
off
nice Beveral Maurice teams in the league.
Hugenin sticks, brought Mendiola,
clearances. He was prominent in (France); Tommy Pardoe (Engay corner kleks leaping up over land), Small Montana, Joe Hardy, a bunch of players to punch the ball Huffered by the Royal Artillery George Gregeson:
we Club's forward line, led by 0 teams and although the Lyemun
Jack McAvoy, the British middle-Lammert, was rather disjointed and 4 contingent gave the Royal Welch
Fusiliers quite a keen tussle for weight champion, is ranked ninth Bickford, on the left wing, did not the points, the Stonecutters eleven among the cruiser-welghts but is receive enough passes. Most of the osuccumbed tamely to the Kowloon not included in the middle-weight time he was starved. When he did 3F.C., whose only victories to date list at all!
have been against the two Artillery
0 Lincoln Regt.
G
4 RIA, (L).
2
1 Iolice
4 R.A. (S.)
always feeding bis
creased In stature, and he moved
1 Royal Navy Baldry,
closer,
DIVISION II When the Naval forwards launched the
world, attack after attack during the first faster.
RASC & RAOC 7 Kowloon F.C. half it was necessary for the Army
2 East Lancs. halves to assist the full hacks to the
IINTIL then and even for some Rerreis exclusion of the forwards and, as a
weeks after that the custodians Chinese Athe result, the military attack was not ak dangerous as it might have been. for the "White liepe" manufacturers of the law should retain their poal-Radio Lawton, North and Keneghan were to start overtime production, From tion at the head of affairs. They Club
on, until Louis is benten, Swain were always capably
sing covering their halt backs and gave They'll come from
and
UN
given plenty of work to do but Steele now will pour forth "White Hope" will not receive any opposition dur-Eastern
everywhere, their next two matches as they University the opposition few opportunities to lumberincks from the Northwest, meet the Kowloon Football Club on worry Rowlands. Steele was always stevedores from the New York docks, Saturday and St. Joseph's the the bettor of the two backs and had farmers from the middle-west. and following week.
it not been for his sound tackling even possura-hunters from the South.
Fusiliers
R.A.F. Police (E)
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ONCE again a double defeat was
0 Lincolns
0
teams.
Fusillers
7 +
2 South China'
3 Navy
31
1 Engineers DIVISION III
fi
4.R.A.M.C.
4 East Lanes.
1 Police (C)
St. Joseph's
2
OTHER LISTS
get the ball he put in some good work and gave Brooks munny anxious muments.
bly
Playing back in his old position on Cruiser-weights: Bob Olin the right wing, Fred Fowler was 3 E return of the Chinese teams (champion), Maxie Rosenbloom, much in prominence and sent in on Friday next will add inter-Abe Feldman, John Henry, Lewis, several first-time passes. He took the est to the league, as both the South Al McCoy, Al Gainor, Ambrose ball on the run and taking into con; China and the Chinese Athletic Paimer (Australia), Tony Shucco, sideration the bad state of the ground nchloved his objective very eredita- teams will play with fresh laurels Jack McAvoy, and Joe Knight. 2 gained in the National Games in
Middle-weight list: Teddy Yarosz Elliott, at inside-right, played 4| Shanghai.
(champion), Lou Brouillard, Paul clever football but lacked support Pirrone, Frank Battaglia, Ken with the result
that most of his and accurate clearing the Army Their chief qualißentions will be a might easily have been a beaten side white skin, railroad fare back home, POLLOWING their reverse at the Railway R.C.
SOUTH, China's "B" combination Overlin, Fred Hennebury (Aus efforts went bogging.
be making its debut on tralia), Young Corbett, Babe Risko, The half back line, Skinner, For when they left the field.
and a willingness to lay their chinhands of the Royal Welch
Welter-weights: Barney Ross row and Robertson, put in a lot of Rowlands again stopped many and bodies in the line of Joe Louis' Fusiliers, St. Joseph's suffered an-Saturday next when the side meets hots which seemed certain goals and mercilean fire.
the Royal Welch Fusiliers. Both (champion), Jimmy McLarnin, Bep useful work in checking the on- the South China "A" and the van Klaveren only once. during the second half BRADDOCK READY FOR LOUIS other defeat on Saturday when the
(Holland), Jackslaughts of the Police. In Tom Pile, Athletic have
Cerefino Garcia, Harry while Skinner had a good part
Robertson had whon a constant drizzle made play
than in what surprising that they should Chinese
already | Curall,
fast man to watch All the fighters Louts has knocked side went down to the Lincolns by football teams and it seemed some-
wider margin dicult, did he appear uncertain in hid saving. Ilo fumbled the greasy out were ao scared they couldn't lift an even
stronger than themselves.
engaged on the opening. Saturday, Tildy Loder, Coco Kid.
Trin
were safo and Strange fortunately he
Light-weights: Tony Canzoneri back. They cleared well Another shot, but
and showed (Continued on Paye 2.L
Locatelli (Italy), Frankie Klick, in goal,
his usual safe game. Wesley Ramey, Al Roth, Charley Had conditions been more favourable Burns, Eddie Cook,, Joe Ghnouly, he would in all probability have Tiger Horney.
suved the second penalty shot. Feather-weights: Freddie Miller "Maurice Heitzer (champion),
ball and allowed the Navy forwards their hands. They had to put the their initial humiliation a week be ahead of teams undoubtedly played one match, they having been Dublinsky, Kid Asteca, Eddy Wolf, day's work cut out in marking Mos
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out. keep the King from running The Kingfish Was Bo nervous he couldn't lift a hand. So was Carneru. And Baer had the jitters so bad in his dressing room before the fight talk. talking delirious Fivo minutes before he went on he praialaed that he'd come out awing, ing and give Louis all he had. And
came creeping out then he
of his corner like a sick crab and had his hend knocked off.
that he wOR
It is a shame that James Joy Johnston, of Madison Square Garden, lins the champion, Jim Braddock, under contract, and so isn't interest- ed in white hopes. For Johnston la the best "White Hoper of them all. Once, when Jack' Johnson was cham- pian, Jimmy drew some 500 White Hopes out of the bushes and hills,
and ran, tournament,
Jimmy wants no part of "White now, for in Braddock he says
Here" hang them
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By,
not only will lick Louis
Local Hockey Team Plays In Macao
NAVAL ELEVEN.
TROUNCED
Macao, Oct. 27.
BANTAMWEIGHT
FIGHT
BABY CASANOVA BEATS VARIAS MILLING
(Special to "Telegraph")
Mexico City, Oct. 27. Baby Casanova, the Mexican A spiritful hockey match took bantamweight boxer, won a deci- place this afternoon when a team aion against Varias Milling, the from Hongkong selected from Filipino, here today. destroyers of the Royal Navy The winner weighed in at 120 and captained by A. Davis, was pounds while Milling touched the. defeated by the Macan "B" team scales at 126, United Press. by a score of 6 to 0.
Both sides played doggedly and
James J. toll the press, But he'll as the result of very skilful play knock bim dend inside of 10 rounds by the forward line of the home Don't laugi, kids. That's what you did when I told your he'd kick Baer team, two goals were scored during silly to take the championship. And the first half. anytime Louls thinks
The visitors made strenuoua: ho can whip Braddock all he's got to do is walk efforts during the second half to over hero and sign a paper, and securo a goal and Almada the James will be very glad to meet him, home goalie, was kept particularly!. anytime, anywhere."United Prass." busy.
FOOTBALL IN AMERICA
ST. MARY'S BEAT 'FRISCO
JOE LOUIS
HEARS A GREAT AMEN
WELCOME GIVEN TO BOXER
CONGREGATION'S
RECEPTION
Detroit, Oct. 2.
(France), linby Arizmendi, Young
Casanova, Henry Armstrong, Ver- non Cornier, Mike Belloise, Peter
Connell.
Surron, File Echverrin, Frankie
Lou Salien
Jantam-weights: (champion), Sixto Escobar, Midget Wolgast, Pablo Dano, Young Tommy, Speedy Dado, Petė Sanatol (Norway), Little Pancho, Frankie Martin, Star Frisco.
"You're doing more to help our
Joe Louis and his bride and race than anybody since Lincoln." about 2,000 other people went to "Amen to that, Brother!" roared church in the Calvary Baptist|the congregationė Chapel. Five thousand others stood outside.
Joe and Mrs. Joe stood near the pulpit. He had his arm around his bride.
They were presented with a bouquet on which was a ribbon bearing the words, in golden letters: "Welcome Home,"
ABE'S SUCCESSOR
"He don't smoke,” went on the preacher.
“Amen,” replied the crowd,`·
"He don't pour red-hot liquor down his throat," was the next call of the pastor. "No, Sir! Amen to that?" suid the congregation.
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The Prencher: "He fights, clean The Macao players must be St. Mary's beat San Francisco by
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So great was the excitement that The congregation showed its one woman in the throng fainted. Acupuncture, Moxocauris and Bone Betting English team to tour Australia. rapidity in the direction of the
When the collection was taken Holder of Japanese and Tiongkong Govern«- during the forthcoming season: visitors goal area, they scored. the goals from mounting rapidly approval of the boxer by whistling T. Stevenson (captain), J. Abbott, after repeated attacks. Whiskerd, well deserved the applause, he re-and stamping.
Joe put a 100-dollar bill (£20) Inment Lletres Cores Aprained Ankles and N Parker H. ind. About the Navy's goalie, handled the ceived from the large crowd who But
Wrists Recommended for many years: lo the great moment came the plate.
Local Hospitals and Doctors,setelt, on. Atkinson, G. Newton, M. situation very pluckily The gal-witnessed the match. Our Own when Pastor James Martin shook
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