THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936.

TWENTY ONE EUROPEAN NATIONS TO COMPETE IN WORLD OLYMPICS

LITHUANIA, RUSSIA

AND TURKEY ARE

EXCEPTIONS

London.

Twenty-one major European | BADMINTON

nations will compete in the XIth | Olympiad in Berlin this summer. Three will not compete; and one

is doubtful.

C. R. C.

None of them have been affected i FINISHING

in its decision by Nazi Germany's

anti-Jewish policy.

The countries which are definitely

participating are:

Belgium

Hungary

Irish Free State

Italy

Czechoslovakia Laivis

Britain

Bulgaria

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France Greeco Holland

Norway

Poland

Rumania

Sweden

Spain

Switzerland Yugoslavia

Russla Turkey

STRONGLY

Challenge For Third Place

narrow

CRICKET NOTES

CHAMPIONS All About The Easter

ITO PLAY. THE REST

TO-MORROW'S GAME

LEAGUE WINNERS ·

PROSPECTS

(By R. Abbit)

It is particularly good news to hear that there will be the final game between the Rest of

Race

Meeting

(Continued from Pago 8.) ·· in the Kongmun Handicap and Rugby Star, the favourite, let the punters down very badly.

WE WERE RIGHT

Harris on Doxing Eve and Mr. C. Choy on Ythan when these two ponies were being led in to the dismounting due to their plucky ride against their paddock and I presume that it was older brothers in the Boa Vista Handicap for "D" China Ponies. Tho Allowance of 6 lbs. was res- ponsible for the success of Boxing

In discussing the prospects of Eve who won by he narrowest margin various ponics for the Fatshan and Ythan was, as usual, not blessed Handicap-Second Section "C" class, with the 'element of luck. This pony I said in my last notes that "the top-of Mr. Grayburn has not as yet scared weighters would find Valorous and a win and it is interesting to recall What A Chance à source of danger

that

last year he started 10 times with and that the distance of the event was five seconds and three thirds to his to the liking of What A Chance." credit. He started six times this What A Cliance just mannged to season with three thirds and when nose out Valorous by a neck and in-he is going to win?

the League and the shield win-dividend pall the second biggest

much

ly

and

MR. BOTELHO'S

RIDING

+

Earns Him Fine Victory

$93.00 for a win. I sincere- that readers of the

Hongkong ners, Kowloon Cricket Club.

Telegraph

had taken the hint. After the disgusting way in which Chinese Recreation Club, who to-

There was

* thrilling finish be- Most of them deplore Germany's gother with St. Andrew's are striving the very fine game between the tween Dawn Star,

Amberl Jewish policy—even if they do not do hard to secure third position in the K.C.C. and the Services was washed Laughing Girl in the Sugar Loaf so officially-but they have all oc- men's doubles badminton league, out on Saturday last, one would have Handleap over five furlongs

and after cepted in good faith Germany's as gained two valuable points last oven- felt that cricket was finishing with a few minutes of deliberation, the aurance to the International Olymple Ing. when they entertained and an anti-climax. As a matter of fact judges gave their decision to Dawn Federation that there will positively defeated Recreio "B" in their last but at the time of writing these nolca Star by a short head and the same be no discrimination against Jews all one match of the season,

the weather

morc

like margin separated Amberley

and the Games.

As a result C.I.C. with the same February or March-except perhaps Laughing Girl. This was Mr. Ip's first The three countries which will not] number of games played, are on level that the light lasts a little longer. 1 win after over a year and a half, and The meeting closed with a novice participate are:

pegging with St. Andrew's, who also is certainly none too warm for crickell he has certainly not lost his usual race, the Pokfulam Handicap over six Lithuania

have another ratch to play.

furlongs and this, to my estimation. C.R.C. have to meet Recreio "B" at present. The last rain fell I believe, desha

On Wednesday forenoon and if no The unbeaten Liberty Bay took the was one of the best events of the once more, this time at King's Park. more comes down the wicket should lead in the Easter Stakes over a mille Carnival. Lithuanin's decision has been Last night on their own court they roll out quite nicely,

and contered the circuit in 1.55.3/5, prompted by economy and the strain-won by the comparatively

There was some speculation over During various desperate efforts being three-fifths of a second outside ed relations between Germany and margin of 6-8, and it is possible that to get the personnel of the Rest' team of the record held by his stabiemate Mr. Botelho's capability of handling

Gold Sovereign who the Memel question. Recreio will turn the tables on them I amused myself by jotting down the Diana Bay. Lithuanin on

was given the Russin never competes with "capital in the return match. Details of the names of a side I thought might be

post of honour with 168 lbs. There istic nations. Turkey, according to encounter follow,

useful. I should premise that I did

was no denying that Gold Sovereign the United Press correspondent In

was the best flower of the Block, but, it was feared that the jockey would in all probability rush die pony at the release of the barrier and the weight would be telling at the end. In other words, the betting public had no confidence in the jockey and Stopwatch 148

lbs. was made favourite. However, Gold Sovereign By a strange coincidence the Morri- passed the post two lengths in front (capt.) son Hill Handicap for "B" class China In turn beat Cassius, and Stopwatch of the second pony Ocean View, who Played at Sailors and Soldiers Colledge, F. L. Gosano, Garthwaite, Ponies over six furlongs was run in finished a bad fourth. For a win, was threatening to withdraw from Home lust evening, the V.R.C. win- |A. H. Madar, Minu, Owen Hughes, a very fast time and Honeymoon Eve, Gold Sovereign paid $23.50 and the ning their last game of the season by Pereira, Persse, Richardson and J. Pthe winner of this year's Hongkong manne was commended by all the

Istanbul, han "never heard of the

Olympics."

H. 1. Chan and 15. T. Was (CRC) best not consider Tom Hayward's name ns COULD HAVE SET

A Barrow and A. Xavier 21-8; best N1 understood he was unable to play to a spot of trouble with a

Deltimo and D. Gusano 21-2; boas J. Noronha and O. A. Alaves 21-2.

owing

C. Y. Yung and 8. W. Liang (C.R.C.) 10 centipede. Whether Tom bit the

AUSTRIA DOUBTFUL to Harrow and Xavier 11-21: lot to Beltra centipede or the centipede dug is and kaanu 16-21; best Noronha : Alelaws into Tom (Centipedes don't bite Austria is the only major country 21-8

*W. G. Choy and II. V. Họ (C.R.C.) but to by the way) 1 am not sure, but 1 which is doubtful of participating Xavier 12-1: beat Beltran and gather there was a bit uf an im- Originally she announced her intens como 21-10; beat Noronha and diveu 21-1. tion of competing, and did, in fact, send a team to the IV Winter Olympiad at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria. Immediately thereafter she

the summer games.

The trouble arose some months ago when Austrin forbade her athletes to compete with Germans until Germany ceased her alleged campaign of pro-

V.R.C. v. 5. AND S. HOME

and Yang Chen 18-21; trat Sprague and A. N. Ober 11.

W. Flaher and E. Lawrence (V.RC.)

broglio.

However that may be, the team I selected way Brunwell,

Williams.

ent

NEW RECORD

HONEYMOON EVE

IN FORM

int

ine

in which this pony was

over the pace and about

Derby, covered the distance X games to three. own and A. T. Edwarda 21-6; best W. J.bil the exact team chosen save that outside of the record established by-goers.

have just discovered that I had 1.25.4/5, being three-Biths of a second C. N. da Silva and K. Alven (V.R.C.) best Merritt and Yang Chen 21-12: beat W."

1 had Williams in instead of Tinker Bague and A, N. Other 25-22

Both Cassius and Stopwatch rushed paganda against the Austrian system E. Soares, Bod Č. Pereira (VIC) beat Lee. I had actually written down Apollo on April 6 1031. It is away from the barrier at full spied, own exaggeration to say that Honeymoon and Herlot and Gold Sovereign fol- Later the ban was and Edwards 21.10; kont Morritt Lee's name first but gave Williams Eve could have lowered the track lowed in the rear. At no time of the preference as I thought the batting record, for she was not all out at the race was Gold Sovereign's jockey

with strengthening und finish, and had a few pounds to spars worried there was

a good deal of bowling ready. must admit however that Lee's inclusion is the right thing. the Army have already two repre-

and Croigengower sentatives,

wil only have one. It is always arranged as far as possible that each League side shall have one representative at least in the team.

to Brown and Estwatch 1221; Inet is a hint and Yang Chen 14-21; hent Sprague and

A. N. Other 26-22.

LEAGUE TABLE

of government. modified to allow a team to purtici- pate at Garmisch, but then Germany refused to allow her skiers to come pete in on International meet Innsbruck until Austria lifted the ban. Austria retalinted by threaten- Ing to withdraw from the Berth games, and, at the time of writing,

P. W. 1. F. A. Pts. was still seriously considering thus Eliot Hall "A" 20 19 7 128 10 38 threat.

Revrelo "A" -.. I 18 1 120 24 30 Meanwhile, well aware of the St. Andrew's

21 16 112 76 32 campaigns that are going on iTL several countries, principally the G. R. C.

21 10 & 117 48 32 United States, alming, to shun. the Eliot

17 12 6 83 49 24

Hall ""

Xith

Olympiad because of Germany's Recreio "B" Jewish policy, Germany has been St. John's handling the Jewish question with Fire Brigade velvet gloves.

VIR.C.-

She has reiterated more than once Kowloon Toug. that no discrimination will be shown St. Andrew's against Jews, and, in fact, Jews may "m**

18 12 6 80 55 24

I

as

formance

in any case it was a marvellous per-150 yards from the finishing ine, Mr.

nce and after passing the dis- tance post she left the field standing: Botelho went ahead to win in easy It interesting to know that with fashion. He rode a well timed race. the exception of Cyclamen Bay and

and certainly deserved the win. Sadko, Honeymoon Eve was conced- ing weights to all her competitors and am sure that her running in the Morrison Hill Handicap was an eye-

Unfortunately, Owen Hughes, Minu ope

opener to

to all the experts. Mistake and Gosano are unable to play..

is taking Owen Hughes say showed her usual brilliance of Hayward is |prace (it scen

seems he won in the end)-speed but was no match to Honey- und I understand that Prowse of the moon Eve and she beat the third pony 21 8 13 67 101 16 Navy is being asked to play in Minu's King's Justice by a length,

The "divi" handed out by Honey- small one" for

20 10 10 81 40 20

225.1755. 98-10-plaço-and-Dr. Rido in that of Gosano-j muvii" Eve” was really owing to the

22 # 15

49 104 6

22

be included in the German team-S. and S. Home 20 1 19 Jew Rudi Ball was a member of the

8 10 8 100 G 37 164 2

German lee-hockey team at Garmisch,

NO POLITICS

The International Olympic Federa- Lion, too, bos satisfied itself that politics will not be injected into the games, and it is mainly on the Federation's recommendation that twenty-one nations have signingd their intention of participating.

Since in practically every case the decision for or against participation was taken by the national athletic body or bodies, none of the twenty. one nations can be said to have been influenced by its government's policy, In this way politics have been, and will be, studiously avoidell.—United Press.

SEEKS LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, Apr. 16. Jimmy McLarnin arrived from California to-day to start training for his May 8 out with the lightweight champion, Tony Canzoneri, at hindi- son Square Gardens. It will be a ten round bout-United Press.

The absence of these three players I two of whom are regular bowlers and expected three Agures

fact that she has never raced in a one a change, will do much to upset "g" class event and her running of the balance of the side for of the Saturday certainly did not justify the three proposed substitutes only confidence of being the third favourite Frowse bowls at all seriously, and he made by the betting public. has played very Httle cricket for a long time.

Personally I should have preferred¦ — to see Prichard in though admittedly

Great ovation was accorded to Mr.

it would have meant rather a lot of United Services and they are not very the, Army. However the side is a sure once a couple of wickets have good one with Gerthwaite, Pereira fallen early on. However Neve is a and A. T. Lee to bowl and Richardson great acquisition and I hope to ace and A. H. Madar to help them out Hung, Ramsay and Gillins in the with the slower stuff, while the bat-team again. ting is very sound,

THE HOME SIDE

19

much trouble)-and any other data they can spare mo.

hope to give a full account of thei game, all being well, in the editions of Tuesday next. In the meantime, I should be very grateful if all cricket The K.C.C. side is more or less at secretaries would send me their bat- full strength though F. S. W. Smith ting and bowling igures for both first will be absent as he sails for home and second teams, together with a In the morning. I gather that he la record of their league games (and of not returning to Hongkong, but it is the non-league too if it is not too possible that he may be able turn out again for the Hongkong Nomads (ns he did in 1933) If they manage to I make this appeal for my get going again in 1937. I believe the

information but I might point out to matter has not been lost sight of, and the long-suffering gentlemen whom I sincerely hope that it will come off. дт worrying that .a great

But to return to the question of the cricketers keep press cuttings of their K.C.C. Blde.

very much doubt frien

cricket and the seasons. records of they have the bowling to win the their Clubs.. It will therefore benefit match. Whether or no their batting them to have the general. facía is strong enough to stave off defeat collated

and tabulated so that the Robin Law, leading K.C.C. bowler, remains to be seen. who played a large part in the success rather dangerous signs of the

They showed cutting may be cut out and pasted old into the common place-book. Also, of the K.CC. onlor sida this season. weakness in the batsmen against the Bie dat qui ello dat!

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