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TSUI WAI-PUI &
HOME FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
ARSENAL'S IMMEDIATE
PROBLEM.
FIVE PLAYERS TRANSFERRED:
NO NEW STARS
FAULTS REMAIN UNREMEDIED
(By Charles Bachan)
As F.A. Cup-winners and holders of a prominent position in the First Division, Arsenal have reason to be satisfied with their performance last season. Even so, I do not fancy that the hende of the management will be lying casily on their pillows. There were grave faults in the side throughout a trying season. These have not been remedied. In fact, Ärsenal will begin the coming season with weakened resources because of the transfer of players. I understand the officials are alive to this fact, and I have no doubt that before the season is far advanced Arsenal will add to their playing strength..
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is unlikely Janes, the attack develop into the old match-winning fear much chopping cumbination. and changing will be necessary before an effective blend is found. So it. will be gathered that I do not fancy Arsenal as capable of wresting the championship from Sunderland."
ΟΣ course, they are
100 well- organised and have too much talent nt command to sink into a position of comparativo obscurity. Arsenal will command a high place in the table, trut. I do not think they will cut much ice in the race for the leadership.
THE
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22,
1936.
MRS.
ID 10
MISS R. HANCOCK
SOCCER'S LATEST
Bolton And Arsenal Call, In
P. T. Experts
дулпакіит
work
for
WILSON TOP RANKING LISTS
1936 SELECTIONS
ISSUED
TENNIE KWOK IS GIVEN FOURTH PLACE
INTERPORT TEAMS WILL BE CHOSEN FROM LISTS
LESLIE AMES
The Hongkong L.T.A. Interport Selection Committee met yesterday to issue the Colony ranking lists for 1936. Those rankings will form the basis for selection of teams to meet Shang-HOME CRICKET hai in an interport in Octóber.
Tsui Wai-pui and Mrs. Nora Wilson, as singles champions of the Colony head the men's and ladies' lists respectively, while cight other ladies and ten men are included in the lists, which are as under.
The members of the Interpart Selection Committee respon- sible for these rankings are: Messrs. Nyr Sze-kong. H. R. B. Hancock, M. W. Lo, Ê. Abráha m. C. J. Tacchi and Mrs. Wilson. I
MEN
1. Tsui Wai-pui
2. S. A. Rumjahn and H. D.
Rumjahu
4. Tennie Kwok
5. Tsui Yun-pui
6. Paul Kong
7. E. C. Fincher
8. L. Goldman
9. M. W. Lo
10. Lee Wai-tong 11. W. C. Hung
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LADIES
1. Mrs. Norn Wilson
2. Miss R. Hancock
3. Mrs. J. F. Kayll
4. Mrs. Dowling and Miss
Saville
6. Mrs. J. L. Litton
7. Miss M. Griffiths
8. Mrs. Chiu Chun-chiu and
Miss R. Perry.
Cricket Club Give O.K.
For Interport
AMES RETURNS
Plays Great Innings GOVER'S FEAT
FIRST-CLASS CRICKET AVERAGES
Positions On · August 3
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MA 1 .456 135
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A. Melville
R. C. M.
Kimpton 19
Wortbluton
C. H. Drepster Badwelt
Bendren
FR. T. Bolines
Verity
Parker
Langridne (James)
N. S. 1ebell-June Cimbles...
N. W. D. Yandy
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T. N. Penger
1.817
20. $7.26
1,033 140
46.05
124 182. 43.0%
658 14% 13.00
700 110
47.80
10A
174
$2,15
#70 104*
41.65
1,533 204
41.40
1.473
2oz
40.92
1,171 1710
40.37
40,33
357
20.60
1.143 107
39.41
15
207
39.87
1.Z20 100* 20.80
726 110
31
31.15
1,100
174
17.70
1,048
110 36.16
143 85,16
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120
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1.059
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062
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1,014
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93,80
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0. M. Wo Aver. 867, 30x 1,832 155 72.11 c. 155 1,2 *684,3 148,1,845. 103 13,00
(Millenexi 700,3
London, Aug. 21.
- Verly Leslie Ames, Kent and Eng-p
I.AT WOH! land wicketkeeper-bateman, | smill 15.1
102 1.803 who has been out of first-class
491.6 130 1,333 Amail cricket for the beter part of the w
679 210 1,832 Townend (1) 3411 current scason owing to rheur (A.V.) நதிய INF 1,068 matism, made an auspicious "comeback' to-day when he nekon
scored 120 runs against York-antum) .E.) 376.. shire.
Ames was top scorer first innings of 100, while he reesived diary valuable support fram Bryan Valen tine, who contributed 78.
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Kent finally won by nine wickets, Yorkshire being sent back for 208 and 266. The Hop county cleared off the necessary 70 runs for victory with the Goddard loss of one wicket.
Stanesi
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170 1801 too
18.01
Meyer
320 2.341 125 445.8 126 1,103
Clark
463
112 1,200
Creste
607. 1 1,454
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1180,G
858 2,404 124
10.38.
Iloys
64.3
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71 10.47
Hollies
480.5 Stephenson 498.1 113 170 ALL INDIA AVERAGES
13 1188
61 19.47
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BATTING
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Time
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21.50
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17
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BOWLING
D. M. R. When Aver.
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This is the first ranking list to be Issued since 1981, when Tani Wai- put also headed the men's list and Mrs. Kay was No. 1 in the ladies'. An interesting polat about the present list is the inclusion of Tennir Kwok, who in the championships this year made his way to the last eight before becoming a victim of Tsui Wai-part, the ultimate winner. Kwok has been given fourth place, which this in a distinct compliment to
writes At player,
meeting of the Interport Special
young While not usurping in any way the promising
Selection Committee held at the footballers under qualified PT. duties of the club's trainers, Jones, "Veritas"
Lancashire scared a decisive vic-.. Paul Kong also figures in the list HR.C.C. yesterday, it was announced instructors is the latest Idea In who gained a diploma in physical football.
culture at the Fredensborg Physical for the first time, and is given pride that the Hongkong Cricket Club had tory against Middlesex, the London
Lgiven permission for the tennis team only just avoiding an inninga Matthew 1 081.8 189 1.452 Bolton Wanderers
ap-Training College, Denmark, will take of place over E. C. Fincher, have painted 19-year-old physical charge of the players gymmsium Goldman, M. W. Lo, Lee Wai-tong Interport between longkong and Warwickshire. They enjoyed a lead culture expert to look after this work.
and W. C. Hung.
Club ground,
Surrey won in ne style against It was his clever performances inanghal to be played on the Cricket defeat after following on. Mille of their team's training. One of his ideas is that of giving
(Continued on Page 13.) Arsenal players wi!! receive a different exercises to players accord the championship which earned him! It has also been suggested that fortnight's
being to the positions they occupy in this high ranking, the ex-China Davis some of the Interport games should physical culture
Cup player showing greatly improved be played at the Kowloon Cricket fore the senson starts from Mr. Ja ezm, Stanley
A half-back would thus do train form to reach the quarter-finals and Club-probably on Sunday, October Wilson, of the Carnegie
Fing Pysical Training College, Lavdi, exercises quite different from then take S. A. Rumjahn to 2-6, 7-5. 10.
Meanwhile, Jimmy Hogan, of those of a back, and there would be 6-t.
the coach to
Austrian on
The bracketing of the Rumjahn even greater contrast between football team and well-versed in the exercises performed by forwards cousins for second place occasions Continental training methods, has and goalkeepers.
no surprise, and is, in fact, the only LEAGUE TENNIS And Iren invited to come over
The general aim will be to make logical thing to do in view of the players quick-thinking and give them fact that 3. A. reached the canch the Aston Villa players. A sun-tanned young giant sprawcourage. This will come from con final and H. D. the final this year. led in an easy-chair at a house in scientious regular plain exercise.". Two names which have hitherto
Bolton, Westbourne-avenue,
the said Jones.
found their way into the lists are other day and talked football revolu- shall concentrate on leg exer- missing. They are Y. Hachiuma and
cises to develop feetness of foot inƒ. W. Leonard, but as
as the committee tion.
Tis is the only word which ade-all players except goalkeepers, who, decided to cenfine the list to eleven quately describes the ideas of 18-of course, need an all-round develop names this is a matter of course. years-old Glynno Jones, a left back ment." from Liwydeoud, South Wales, who In his opinion 16 is the ideal age has just been appointed physical at which to begin the moulding of
Instructor tu the
18 Bolton the physical development of the new 117 culture 11 Wanderers club,
Ono player Arsenal may need is a wing-half or litside-forward, capable of pulling the side together, or of clunging the tactics, when things are not going right. I have no doubt they will try and #et pinyer of this rare type, but where is he to be found? This is Arsenal's immediate probleau. The new grand-stand, a palatlai athir, will not be
be completed unt!! December. This affects not only the onlookers but the players, Whose dressing accommodation is put yet ady. For the time being they will
in on the Tufnell Park ground. PLAYERS AVAILABLE
Nan
Stittar Pusta, L. Awindin (Rotherham) ....0.5 10 Wilson (Wishaw) G, § 11, ...t 9 Nowe (Leyland)
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THE LADIES
ות
K.C.C. LOSE LAST GAME-
TO CRAIGENGOWER
County Cricket Draws To A Close
DERBY LIKELY CHAMPIONS
London, Aug. 21.
All
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Kowloon Cricket Club brought their
The County cricket season is draw-Amar Singh... 24.4
Mahomed Nower, 458.8° 106 1,855 Mrs. Wilson justly oecuples first "B" Division tennis lengue program- place among the ladies, succeeding me to a conclusion yesterday, when ing to its close and although leaders. Banerjee 208.3 they lost to each have three more matches to W. M. Merciant 69.6 Mrs. Kayil, who drops to third posi- on their own courts
play, Derbyshire which is at the head K. Nayudu ... 356.1
C. A. Nayudu ... 115 tion. Miss Hancock, as championship Craigengower by 5 sets to 3%.
Outstanding performers for the of the county table with a percentage M. Jahangir Khan 170.t runner-up, and because of her gen- erally fine play during the past twelve losers were Burnett and Ramsey who of 58.4 has suficient lead over last alla *** 77 months, is given second place. won two and a half sets, but A. Craw year's champions, Yorkshire with H. J. Gopolan..
Miss Grifiths drops down to sixth ford, for the Brst time this season 51.11 to be generally expected to be Subtan Al 0.7 place, giving precedence to Mra. had to figure at the losing end of champion county position which M. Hana Jiant 90.0
Derbyshire has secured only once be Detailed scores and revised league fore in history of eluumpionship.
-British Wireless.
'TSUI WAL-PUI
Lisrce nuts.
table follow.
A. W. Ramsey and G. C. Burnetti (Kowloon C. C.) beat R. Choa and. G. Lai G-B; drew with J. Leonard and H. Huchuima 0-6: beat F. Zimmern
ntul A. B. Hamson 6-2.
G. Polglase and N. A. E. Mackay
(Kowloon C. C.) lost to R. Chon and
G.
La 3-6; lost to J. Leonard and
I Hachuima 3-8; beat F. Zimmern and A. B. Hamson 6-4.
A Crawford and H. A. Philippens! (Kowloon C. C.) lost to R Choa and G. Lai 4-6; lost to J. Leonard and H.: Hnchuima 4-0; lost to F. Zimmern and A. B. Hamson 3-G.
"B" DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE
Sets
P. W. L. b. F. A. PE.. C.R.C. "A" 8 8 0 0 54 18 10 Recreto.. 8 6 11 45 ID 13 K.C.C.. 0.5 2 2 40% 31% 12 CS.C.C. 9 4 4 1 47
34 C.C.C. 7 4 3 0 30 2018 IKUT.C. 4 4 0 20% 434 8 H.K.C.C. 8 3 6 0 33 381 0 C.R.C. "B" 5 2 3 0 10 22 1.R.C.
Dowling and Miss Saville (joint No. CD.A: 4) and Mrs. Litton,,
Miss Mackenzic does not and a place this year, Mis Rose Perer Poing Introduced as joint No. 7 with Mrs. Chiu Chun-chiu.
The committee has done an arduous
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HOME FOOTBALL
task very creditably and no serious First Division Programme
objection can be raised to any of
the rankings. The majority mure or less picked themselves, and those who have come in to diaplace others have
richly deseryed the honour..
In Scottish League
The following is the programme of
From these rankings the Interport matches in the First Division of the telectors should be able to get to-Scottish Football Lengue to be play.
gether a very useful team to played to-day:
Shanghai. Unhappily some of the Arbroath higher ranking lady players will not Celle be available, as for example Miss Dundee. Hancock and Mrs. Kayll, but it 19 Dunfermline possible that Mrs. Ashton, who has Falkirk played some impressive tennis in the Hibernian mixed doubles lengue this summer, Motherwell will be given an opportunity of prov- Partick ing any Interport" claims" she may j St. Mirren have.
Third Lanuck
v. Henrts
v, Queen O'Sth. v. St. Johnstone v. Kilmarnock v. Rangers
V. Queen's Park-
v, Clyde.
v. Hamilton
v. Aberdeen
v. Albion
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