CONTRACT SARAZEN NOT YET ARRIVES
IN PORT
SIGNED
Mrs. Moody Denies Turning Pro"
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NOT TO GIVE EXHIBITION
Hongkong will not have an opportunity of seeing Gene San Francisco, Nov. 4. Sarazen, famous professional Mrs. Helen Wills Moody told golfer, in action. Mr. Sarazen, Reuter that she had not signed who arrived here this morning any contract to turn professional from America on the President and did not intend to. Further-Coolidge on a round the world more, aho had no plans.of becom-tour, said that he intended to de- ing a professional tennis player, vote the two days he would spend
At the same time, however, well- here to sight aening. Informed circles insist that negotin- tions are afoot. It is thought that the only reason for withholding the announcement is the question of finding a suitable opponent; this hus not yet been decided.
It tu niso pointed out that Fred Perry also denied his intentions of becoming o professional until the clay the contract was signed-Reuter,
RACING PROSPECTS DISCUSSED
(By "Captain Foster")
(Continued from Page 8.)
poor show in the Kwangtung Handi- cap, Sylvandale should not be ne- glected in the parl-mutuel and this also refers to Diogenes.
KENT HANDICAP FOR “C” CLASS.
King's Bounty Worth Watching
"I played a lot of golf in Japan," he said, "and found the courses there equal to most places in the world. On board, however, I have not had any practice and have not hit hund- reds of balls into the sen! In Hong- kung my wife and I will spend the two days the ship is in port sight- seeing and do not think I will have an opportunity to play."
Mr. Saruzen will continue to Manila on the President Coolidge and then Frontinue to Singapore and round the world. The trip is not a professional tour but merely a pleasure trip made In company with several other dis- tinguished Americans.
Rugger Matches Arranged
Club Seniors To Play
Navy Fiftcon
There will be two games of Rugby
Football on the Novy ground at Causeway Bay to-morrow. The dral game, which will commence at 3.00 p.m. will be between the Club "A" and the Army "A" XV's. This will between the Navy and the Club. The be followed at 4.15 p.m. by a match i
on another teaser.
and Novy Handicap for "C" class of selected as follows:
Club sides ponies from the 1 mile post-ubout
ja
The second leg of the daily double the Kent
have been
Ave furlongs. It is to be hoped that My A, B, Knapman (Dorset-
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FRIDAY,
Two child stars, Freddie Bartholomew and Mickey Rooney, are reunited in the filmization of Rudyard Kipling's story of the sea, "Captains Courageous" which comes to the King's Theatre
Lo-day.
HOME FOOTBALL LEAGUE
MATCHES WEEK-END SCHEDULE ·
SOME INTERESTING
NOVEMBER 5, 1937.
CRICKET NOTES
(BY
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(Continued from Payt 5.)
of the two sides I have mentioned, They dealt very effectively with the Police however last week. The Navy II are a variable quality but their defeat of the C.S.C.C. II caused no great surprise. The bowling of the Jatter would not be half bad it the felding was better; but their batting is very weak and they seldom raise a total to give their bowlers a fair show.
TO-MORROW'S GAMES
So far as I know there are four senior League games down for de- claton
The to-morrow afternoon. Club are at home
the Civil Ser-
vice and have A. W. Hayward back in their team but T. E, and J. Pearce are not playing. If the Civil Service bat arst I fancy the Club will win, but otherwise there might well be a draw. The C.S. are a great deal bet- ter than they were a couple of years ngo and if they could get a really good bowler-I favour a speed mer- chant to help out Baker and Me- Lellan they might be quite danger- QUB. Haynes was remarkably suc- cessful
last season and I shall be most interesled to see if he main tains this high level of excellence, 34 wickets for 8.94. runs apiece was a remarkable performance even if all the victims were not the complete Hobbs.
IN their
Fixtures for the coming week-end in Home football are interesting. While Brentford, Chelsea's rival for league leadership, is playing away, Chelsea will have the big task of overcoming Sunderland to retain their top position. Walves, next contender for the bonours, are away at 8toke. There does not seem much chance of Coventry being ousted from the head of the second division; they have a two polnis lead on Shefeld.
In the Scottish League, whereas Motherwell has to contend with Dundee at Dundee, Hearts, one polat behind, are faced against Aberdeen. Changes might necur here as in the other divisions. The complete table of fixtures is as follows:
ENGLISH LEAGUE
First Division
v. Huddersfield
v. Derby
v. Sunderland
V. Arsenal
Brechin Cowdenbeath Dumbarton East Fife Edinburgh Montrose
St. Bernards
v. Sten'muir Y.. Forfor v. Albion v. East Stirling v. Raith Rovers King's Park
v. Leith IRISH LEAGUE
TH
Birmingham Charlton Chelsea Grimsby Leeds Live Liverpool Middlesbrough Portsmouth Preston N.E. Anderson Stoke
A. N. Other, Lt. Harvey no mistake has been made in allot (Odin), A. N. Other, Sub. Lt. Kyrke ting the lowest impost to Amberley, (Regent). Lt. Elliot (Engle) (Cap- Commencement Bay, King's Bountain). Li Talbot (Otus), S. B. A. Laughing Buddha and Rose Evelyn Stoker (Medway); Sig. Ford (Tamar), Should any of them manage
break the tape on the move, the weight 4. B. Romans (Eagle), Lt. Mayden carriers will have some good job to
Rood fob to (Orpheus), Sub. catch the leader and the daily dou-(Olympus), Sub, Lt. Ogle (Phoenix), West Brom,
ing.
to
doon
Lt. Woods (Crampus) and A. B.
ble should pay well. Amberley goes Thatcher (Eagle). well with Mr. Y. T. Fung and so King's Bounty with Mr. Davis. The
Club 1st. XV-J. P. Whitham latter pony was a speedy rondster in (Captain), D. H. Stewart, H. D. his prime; in fact he is worth back- Bldwell, M. W. MacGrath, B. Ván Leeuwen, W. E. Grleve, J. L. Bennar, K. A. Watson, K. W. Salter, R. G. Geer, C. F. Needham, W. E. Peers, J. Redman, A. J. G. Taylor and J. C. Miller. Club
"A" XV.-E. M. Watts, D. Campbell, M. G. Carruthers, Ε. Taverner, A. H. Murray, C. W. Lyle, H. Rutherford, K. 1, G. White, J. S. Dunnett (Captain), J. K. Birt, R. E.
FUSILIERS WIN
The Royal Welch Fusillers beat the Tamar six to three in a rugger. match at Happy Valley yesterday.
II. Nelson, T. Swan, H. W. E. Ileath,
Tamar opened the scoring when A. G. Dalziel and M. W. Scott. Ford received from Jeffery and Referee 3.00 p.m. game.-Dr. G. touched down, but failed to convert... Henry...
Referee
v. Blackpool
v. Brentford
v. Everton
v. Leicester
v. Manchester C.
v. Wolverhampton
v, Belton
Second Division
Barnsley Burnley Bury Coventry Lulon Minnchester U. Newcastle Nottingham F. Sheffield U. Stockport Tottenham
v. Shemeld W.
v. Norwich
v. Aston Villa
v. Brudford
v. Blackburn
v. Plymouth v. Southampton v. West Harn
v. Chesterfield
v. Fulham
y. Swansen
Third Division (Southern) Bournem'th Brighton
s. Watford
v. Bristol C.
Bristol Rovers Cardiff" Clapton
V. Aldershot
v. Gillingham
4.15 .. game.-P. Q. Carou
Webb broke through to score a try Rogers (Eogle). for the Fusillers and later on he intercepted a pass from Hughes to
score another." Both tries did not; bring in the major points.
There was no scoring in the second half.
SPORT ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
The Tenth Extra Race Meeting
BADMINTON LEAGUE
Fixtures
Arranged For
The Coming Week
,
The Badminton League malches commence next week. The follow- ing ure the Axtures:
"A" DIVISION ·
Monday
St. Andrew's
will be held (weather permitting) Recreio "B"
y Recreio "A" v'University "A"
at HAPPY VALLEY, on Saturday, University "B" v King's College
6th November, 1937, commencing
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"B" DIVISION
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v St. Andrew's
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MIXED DOUBLES
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(Friday)
v St. Andrew's ·
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v Free Lances
v University
Mansfeld Northampton Queen's Park R. Southend Torquay Walsall
v. Crystal P.
v. Millwall
v. Swindon
v. Newport v. Nolts C. v. Reading. v. Exeter
Thin Division (Northern)
Accrington v. Gateshead Bradford City v. Barrow Carlisle
v, Oldham
Chester
Doncaster Halifax
Rochdale
Rotherham Southport
Tranmere R. York
v. New Brighton
". Harticpools
v. Darlington
v. Lincoln
v. Hull
v. Wrexham
v. Port Vale v. Crewe
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Aberdeen Celtic
Dundee
Falkirk
Hamilton
First Division
Hibernian Queen O'Sih Queen's Park Kangers St. Mirren
Airdric Alloa
SPOI
v. Hearts
v. Partick
v. Motherwell
v. St. Johnstone
v. Arbroath
v. Ayr U..
v. Clyde
v. Morton
v. Kilmarnock
y: Third Lanarks
Second Division
v. Dundee U.
v. Dunfermline
Coleraine Linfield Larne Cliftonvill Portodown Bangor
Glentoran
v. Duatllery Y. Glenavon
Arda v. Belfast
v. Newry Town
v. Ballymena
v. Derry City
KOWLOON ELÉVENS
A REVENGE?
K.C.C. meet Craigengewer at Kow- loon and I should not be at all sur prised if they take vengeance for crash last week. Anyway I am open to bet F. K. Lee half a bot- tle of bubbly to a pink gin that he will not take 6 wickets for 1 run! But os to another big innings. I am saying nothing. It should be a very good game to watch
tch though many years experience has taught me that C.C.C. team away is very different from the same team at home. Of course, that is a general truth at cricket, but I have noticed it particu-
of Craigengower. Jarly
The I.R.C. should beat the Navy pretty comfortably at Soakumpoo un- less anything unforeseen occurs, but the Navy have 1 way of springing surprises on people! But I am In much more doubt as to the result of Army and Recreio match. It sounds good place to be-down at the fence there at Sookunpoo. you watch the Army and Recrelo. Minu will probably drop one of his
hits on the back biggest
the
of
hend; while if you regard the activi ties of the Senior Service, some it- reverent but muscular member of the Junior Service will be sure to land one in between your shoulder blades. On the whole the safest thing
would be to
to take a pair of binoculars and sit on
roof of the
The
The following have been chosen to rung Wa Extension. By the way I represent Kowloon in their league got an awful sheck when I read the fixtures to-morrow;
Army tcam. Quantum mutatus st
of I don't mean that it is weaker but the only three names I know well are those
of Michell, Barron,
1st. XI (Home) v. Eastern at 4.15 p.m.-Rowlands; Souza, A. Ulrich; Maxwell, Bliss, Dale; Coakley, V. White, D. Knox, Wilson, Honniball.
2nd XI (Home) v, 5th. Bde. R.A. and Warr. I remember seeing the three Seaforth players in a very at 2.45 pm. Jeffery: Humphrey: cheery Sunday game between the Abbas;
Farrell, Solis, Tyndall Navy and the Regiment just before Jorge, Thompson, Belts, Hussain, I went on leave but of course could P. Ulrich.
lcurn Ittle about their cricket in one game.
WEEK-END CRICKET_
SECOND DIVISION
Kowloon C. C. Teams To should win and I have no dala to
Play Craigengower
The following teams have been chosen to represent the Kowloon Cricket Club in their league fixtures against the Cralgengower Cricket Club on Saturday, commencing at 2 p.m.:
In the Junior Division, the first three matches. I have mentioned have their second eleven counterpart on the other ground. The Club
forecast the Navy-Indian game. But one of the most important of all the Junior League games is the contest between Cralgengower at home and Kowloon second. If the latter win they will have taken a long stride towards the Shield.
GENERALLY SPEAKING
I am very sorry to learn that the University have been unable to en- ter a team in the Senior League this year. At the same time they have
1st. XI (Home)-F. Goodwin (Capl.). D. J. N. Anderson, G. C. Burnett, E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fincher, S. Jex, B. D. Lay, E. Lee, N. D. In my opinion taken, a very wise Lloyd, T. A. Madar and F. Zimmern.step. Even with Gosano they were Umpire, J. P. Robinson.
not up to the form last season and nothing is more destructive of morale, or more likely to put
the people off game, than to struggle along against continuous defeats from for stronger kums. To concentrate the strength of University cricket in one team und to play in the Junior Division is the very best thing they could have
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