THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY,
GUTIERREZ AND AITKENHEAD
SHIELD ARRANGEMENTS
LAWN BOWLS SEASON
ENDING
FINAL
M..
MATCH ON OCTOBER 31
Arrangements for the International between Hongkong and Kowloon on Gutierrez Shield and the Aitkenhead Saturday, October 31, at the Kow Saleld were made at a meeting of loon Dowling Green Club. the General Committee of the Tong. Kong Lawn Bowls Association heid
board-room in the
of the South China Morning Post, Lid, yesterday,
C. Association, was in the chair, others Messrs. H. Basa present including
B. Hosking (Vice-President), (Hon. Secretary) and club repre- #entatives. It was been received from England, Ireland, Portugal, India, Australia, Wales, China, Switzerland, Philippines and Malnya for the International Shield. However, as only two names were for submitted for Australia, three
one for Wales, one for China and Switzerland, these countries auto- Switze
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ENJOYABLE CRICKET
East Lancs. Sergeants Beat Volunteers
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SEPTEMBER 29, 1936.
ALIMENTUMULTANTSUNE REMAIN COURChaturt
Our Daily Golf Hint
When once the ball has been addressed it is absolute- ly fatal to good golf to in- dulge in speculation as to how one is going to hit that ball.
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
Exciting Scene On Arrival At Singapore
Singapore, Sept. 20..
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
Draft Programmes and Entry
Exciting scenes were witnessed at Forma for the Eighth Extra' Race the quay-side to-day on the arrival Meeting to be held on Saturday, of the Conte Rossu in port, carrying 10th October, 1936, (wonther por the Olymple teams of China and
Japan on the way back to their mitting) may be obtained at the -P. A. Faile. respective countries.
Secretary's Office, Exchange Build- Happy There was patriotic cheering and ing; the Club House, LATERAANIKANIAnt counter-cheering by the people who Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the
hud gathered at the quay to meet the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan, TRACK RECORDS athletes, National anthems were Kwong Road.
Isohollo Better Than. Shrubb and Nurmi “.
sung.
Entries close at 12 o'clock The Japanese cheers were drowned NOON on Thursday, 1st October, by the cheering of the vast Chinese 1936.
crowd.
Interviewed here; Mr. C. T. Wang, head of the Chinese contingent, de- Helsingfors, Sept. 28.
clared, "If Manchukuo competes in The Olymple steeplechase cham the 1940 Gamer to be held in Tokyo, records in the seven, eight, alse plon, Isoholio, has established world | China will not."—United Press.
'The Sergeants' Mess of the 2/East Lancashire Regiment entertained As was the cune last year, Kowloon for which he rule at present hardly team from "A" Section, Corps 151, will be represented by 13 players
One such situation Battery, Hongkong Volunteer De- each from the Kowloon C.C.. the
at Club de Recreio and Kowloon Bowl saatlard was of a goalkeeper, having fence Corps, to a cricket match Tacchi, President of the ing Green Club, and nine from Kow- taken the goalklek and miskicked. Shamàhulpo on Sunday afternoon,
follows up the ball which is rolling loun Docks,
Hongkong will be represented by towards the penally line and kicks it and after a very enjoyable gams, bent
again before CTOS905 four players each from Taikoo R.C.question should the sick be re-taken
1int. the visitors by 01 runs.
C.S.M. Elvin (47); D/M Quilter Hongkong Electric, Yacht Club and
should the goalkeeper by Indian R.C.; seven each from and Police HC; and 11 from
to favour the goalkeeper the chief scorers for the home team; Cralgengower CC.
ME C. J. Tacchi.. President of the being penalised under the law
and Association, was elected capiain of states that in a free kick the ball and Neve (50), Leppard (10) the Kowloon team, and Mr. R. Basa, must not be kicked twice by the same Duxton (15) were top-scorers for the Vice-President, captain of the Hong-player before it has been touched by visitors.
another player.
It was decided to kung team,
After the match the visitors were make no general recommendation on Mesars, F. X. M. da Silva and J. Messrs. J. Russell and J. F. Me- decision in abeyance in order to sec
It is hoped that a return match In the case can be countries in the competition.
how things worked out. connection with this tourna Cowan will help Mir. Best in the where a free kick is given against by the Volunteer the near future Volunteer side, to return the representing selection of the rinks. ment, Mr. J. Russell,
A collection will again be made the goalkeeper, it would, of course, very enjoyable hospitality. the Hongkong Football Club,
the after- be one from which no goal could be posed that instead of the teams being for St. Dunstan's during
A third point to be selected by the General Committee a
The game will commence at scored direct.
raised was the possibility of a goal- player be selected from each coun-2.30 p.m.
Following the match, a dianer will kick being taken and a forward, just try, with power to
o com- co-opt
inside the penalty area, be held at the Kowloon C.C. it per
yet the correct distance from the bill, heading of the Club.
revealed that entries had Hongkong F.C.. Civil Service Cepenalised? Here again there was (20), Sgt. Crossley (22), Sgt. Benson miles and the 15 kilometres. Ilis caseyhine although the majority (20) and C.S.M. Archer (19) werelmes were us follows,Seven miles,
COLLEGIATE MEET Athletic Event To Take Place In California
34 minutes 46.8 seconde, eight miles 40 minutes 0.2 seconds, nine miles 45 15 kilo- minutes 13 seconds and metres.40 minutes 45.4 seconds.
He thus beat Alfred Shrubb's re- cords of 35 minutes 4.5 seconds, 40
New York, Sept. 27. reconds for the first three events, and It is anrouneed that the 1837 Na- Athletic the 1901 record of Nurml, for the 15tional Collegiate Amateur kilometres, of 45 minutes 49.0 track and fleld meet will be held at seconds.-Reuter,
California University.-United Persa.
matically dropped out, leaving seven V. Kmsay will assist Mr. Tacchi and this point to our referees bul to hold entertained in the Sergeants' Mess. minutes 18 seconds, 45 minutes 27.0
In
mittee, to choose the team.
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11000,
This proposal was seconded by Mr.mission is granted by the Committee the ball after it is been kicked but
W. Mair, of the Police R.C.. and passed unanimously.
The
following representatives were
selected:
Scotland.-Mr. W. Mair. England. Mr. C. D. Hosking. Ireland. Mr. J. Cavanagh. Portugal-Mr. F. X. M. da Silva. India. Mr. E. el Arculli. Malaya Mr. A. R. Dallah. Philippines. Mr. R. Basa.
DRAW MADE
Alter this was decided, the draw was made and resulted as follows:
Ireland v. England. India v. Mainya. Philippines v. Portugal. Scotland drew a bye. All three matches will be played on the Hongkong F.C. green on Sun- day, October 11, commencing at 2.45
p.m.
trics;
BRITISH EMPIRE GAME The Hon. Secretary informed the meeting that he had received a letter frain Mr. F. L. Rtapley suggesting the formation of a small sub-committee to go into the possibility of Hong- kong sending a team to Australia for the British Empire Games in 1938.
before it has passed the penalty line. What action should be talien? In this case it was agreed that under the new rule, the kick must be re-taken.
Control Or Jurisdiction?
THESE are points of vital interest
e
their
to Hongkong footballers, and The meeting unanimously elected one unhesitatingly agrees with the Mr. Rapley to be the Hongkong re- Referees' Association over Cresentative with power to co-opt interpretation of the rules regarding members if necessary.
the goalkick. The fact that the new Before
the meeting terminaled, the rule does not make provision for Chairman said he would like to con-ense such as the goalkeeper kicking gratulate the Hongkong players on the ball twice before, 11 has passed winning the Esplen Cup once again, over the penalty line, automatically and at the suggestion of Mr. Mair, calls in Law ID of the Game, which
the lion. was decided that
Secretary
expressly provides that goaldeks are should write to the Hongkong Inter- free kicks within the meaning of the port bowlers who represented the Inw. This inw prohibits the same Colony against Shanghal earlier this player from playing the ball twice The following are the players who month. Mr. Mair sald he sym- before another player has touched it. signed up for the competing coun-pathised with the Hongkong players The decision that a re-kick shall be because, fie knew the conditions of ordered when player touches the Shanghof greens.
ball after the goalkick, and before the ball has passed the penalty area is obvious. The Association is hap wise to seek
advice of the the English Association on the ques- tion of whether
a referee hus
has the right to turn a a player off the fleld be fore the game has actually started, but my own interpretation of the note to Law 2 is that he has this power. There ទ this to be sald, though I think that power ig only operative in cazes 61 violent conduct, such as fighting. or the abuse of the referee. What makes the rule puzzling is
the second part of it which appears to qualify the first. In it the relerce is told that his jurisdiction in nection with the laws of the game commences from the time he blows his whistle for the gume The whole point scene to start." around the difference between "con- trol of a player" and "jurisdiction of
England.-F. O. Itead. S. Randle, J. G. Meyer, W. Ward, C. Summons, W. Gill, B. W. Whiteman, W. H. At- kins, A. J. Flynn, J. M. Purvis, A. G. Grimmitt, J. F. McGowan, H. E. Strange, L. Collyer, P. E. Knight, T. Coleman, P. N. Parks, R. 1. Maria, E. Hollands, T. No. Fletcher, E 3. Nolan, A. E. Silk- stone, A. Spary, C. W. Fl Edwards and F. Haynes,
Scotland,J. Watson, A. M. Hal- R: Duncan, A. S.
land, W. Metal and J. J. Whyte,
Russell, W.
Successful Rugby Trial Yesterday
NEWCOMERS IMPRESS
J. C. Chulmers, J. C. Polson, J. Gel- latly, A. Steven, J. McKelvle, 1. G Cooper, M. Ferguson, A. M. Calman, R. Morrison, W. Muir, J. Orem, J. Riddell, W. S. Dail. S. Legun, Rodger, J. Russell and J. A. It. Selby, Dialnetly good form was shown by
Ireland.-H. L. Lockhart, J. F.
F.several players who participated yes W. V. Field, J. Cavanagh, C. terday in the Grat rugby trial at the Lunny,
und J. Galvin.
Hongkong Football Club, and this Dortugal, J. E. Noronha, G. M. P. intial effort to discover forms and Remedios, C. G. Silva, II. A. Alves, talent can be ranked as a big success, 1. A. Gutierrez, F. V. V. Ribeiro, L.
Among the newcomers to impress, C. R. Souzu, R. F. da Luz and A. S. especially with his handling, was H. the game." Gomes.
van Leeuwen. He also demonstrated
India-A. M. Omur, K. M. Omar, a nice turn of speed and has the car- Reminders U. M. Omar, A, R. Minu, A. H. Rum-marks of a player up to Interport: Jahn, S. M. Rumjahn.
Philippines.-V. Espina, D. Del- gado, V. N. Atienza and H. Basu.
Malaya.-M. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah. A. Bakar, M. H. Abbos, and A. M.
Wahab.
AITKENHEAD SHIELD J
It was decided by the meeting to play the Alkenhend Shield match
Help Kidneys
requirements.
con-
Just a reminder about to-day's) H. D. Bidwell, ex-Shanghal Inter-sporis meetings. The annual meet- porter, gave glimpses of form which ing of the Hongkong Badminton Juve brought him representative Association
takes place in the honours in the past, and all the S. C. M. Post building at 5.30. the A full players generally showed up well. attendance of club
Club appear to be fairly rich in is required in order to set in mo- representatives talent this year, one or two of the tion the machinery which will con- new players being particularly trol the coming season's badminton. promising
At the Gloucester Building, the The following newcomers were on Hongkong Ladies' Hockey Club meets the field: Holden, Chadwick, H. van at 5.15, while down at Sookunpoo the Leeuwen. H. F. Russell, J. Redman, Indian Recreation Club holds Its M. H. Curtis, Lyle, Kistner, A. S. annual meeting, starting at 5.30. Rend, Hands, Smart, K. A. Wayson, and Heath. Others who took part in three short games were G. S. Wilson,
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CAPTAIN'S CUP
Two Players Qualify At
Kowloon G.C.
J. R. Leith and H. D. Gausden, re- turzling cards of 86-17-00 and 81- 11-70 respectively, qualified for the Captain's Cup played at the Kowloon Golf Club over the week-end.
Among the other scores,was a card of 20-5-71 by W. Taylor,
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By Order..
8. A. SLEAP,
Acig, Secretary.
HONGKONG CRICKET
LEAGUE.
The Annual Meeting will be held at the Urban Council Room,
Post Office Building (by kind per- mission), ou Thursday, 1st Octo». ber, 1936, at 5.15 p.m.
A. H. MADAR,
Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 28th September, 1936.
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