HONGKONG,
TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, APRIL
1938
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England Beaten By Scotland
One Goal Scored In Match
LOCAL CRICKET
Middlesex Regiment Defeats Press
At Sookumpoo yesterday, the Euro- pean Press were narrowly defeated in D by the Middlesex Regiment friendly cricket match. Balting arst, the soldiers declared at 205 runk! after nine wickets had fallen. The Press replied with 191. mon fared Batsmen ared rather better than
In the
game, Lieut. the bowlers Weedon sud Pte. Johns scoring 67 and 45 respectively for the winners E. Zimmern knocking up 40, not out, for the Press. M. el Arculi, 2 for 8, and Y. el Arculll, 3 for 33, fed the bowling averages for the Press Hatfold 3 for 39, Coombes 4 for 54 and Lt. Pen! 2 for 10 returned the best averages for the Middlesex side. Middle ex
London, April 9. By the only goal of the match, scored by Walker within the first five minutes of the game, Scotland do feated England in an International witnessed by Boccer match to-day, 83,000 people. The cool and sunny, and the teams lined up at Wembley as announced.
The first thrill of the match came after five minutes play when Hap- good failed
to head away cleanly. Walker trapped the ball, and, round ing Cullle, scored with a grund shot from fifteen yards.
wenther was and Fr
Fenton, however, almost reduced the lead a little later when he all but succeeded with £1 back-heel. Scotland's defenders hod little trouble in intercepting, England's which were going astray passes, badly, and the halves opened up many movements. Walker was the brains of the Scottish van, and the case with which he eluded Copping gave every suggestion of trouble for England, whose defence was sorely pressed. Halt a dozen times the Scots forwards passed and passed the ball within the English penalty area and succeeded in gain- within a minute. ing three corners Pressure was eventually relieved by Bastin, whose duels with Anderson, incidentally, were one of the features of the game.
Magolicent Save
re-
The Englishmen lacked punch and method, but they provided a great thrill just before the interval when
Bastin centred to Fenton whose shot was pushed out by a
tleut. Man Omar b Luka, Ple. Coombes e and b Omar Lieut, Weedon e Luke, b Arculli Major Newham e Umar, b Areuill F. Pte. Johns a Luke, b Arculli Y...
te, Italieid b Abbas Pie, Cordery b Arcuit M. Bergt. Paterson b Arcuiti M, Pte. Chation not out Llout, Pene and b "Arcuill Y."
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts, dec.) Pte. Nicholson did not bat.
Abbas Burnett
Luke
Omar
Dowling Analysis
F. el Arctilli
Y el Arcul
31. et Arcuili
1*res1
M.
M. et Arculli e Jones, b Coomber
K. Nazarin ct, Newnham, b Peal A. R. Abbas b Hatfield
| E. Zlomen not out
G. C. Burnel! e and b Coomber
A. E. Mackay b llafield
M. el Areuil b Hatfield
Y, el Arcull run out
A. M. Omar c and b Newnham
17. Like 1 Coomber
magnificent diving save by Cum E. McNider b Coombes ming. Fenton regained possession. but his drive struck the prone keeper. Three more shots
this
period
were
goal- during intercepted by before the ball Scottish defenders went out of play. Scotland led by one-nil at half time.
England revived in the second half : and played with more force. Speedy runs by Bastin and Matthews gave the Scottish defenders many anxious moments, Cumming held a drive from Matthews, and was almost immediately called upon to stop a header from Fenton, Scotland were unable to gain the superiority which they had held in the first half.
Bastin's Great Effort Cumming was tested once more by Matthews, who had beaten three Bastin come men in his solo run.
a clean near to scoring following run-through from the half-way line, his final shot going just over the bar.
Extres
Total
Bowling Analyclo
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Paterson
Halfeld
Coombes
Peal
Newnham
RIFLE SHOOTING CONTINUES
land
Governor Attends Bisley Meeting
WEEK-END FOOTBALL- RESULTS
SUNDAY HERALD CUP FINAL England
1 China
S. China 'A' Club
Royal Scots
DIVISION 1.
3 Kowloon
3 Polico
2 Eastern
DIVISION 13.
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6. Kowloon
4
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Club Eustern
2
A Royal Scots DIVISION MI. (Kowloon)
3
The third day of the local Bisley meeting held by the Hongkong Rife: Association yesterday was again fa- Engineers (C) 'voured by fine weather, and the Middlesex ranges were crowded with riftemen 5th. Dde., B.A.
Engineers (E) South Chinn spectators. Some
me good shooling was seen, and Police (C) Servicemen were aguln to the fore, but neveral civilians also did well. 240 Bly. R.A. 3 20th Bty, R.A. 0 Shooting in the "Blackdown"
competitions in the "Camberley" Arst stage aggregate and for H. E. the Governor's prize were fired off yesterday.
During
the afternoon, H.E. the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, ac companied by Capt, K. Caldwell, a
and
Medicnis
HOW
guest, and his A.D.C., Capt. S. H.S. Chinn 'D' Batty-Smith, visited the ranges, and Middlesex watched the shooting
Commleney the
Lerest. This Oficer
Jows:
in-
DIVISION UI.
Second Decidèr
1 Portuguese S.A. 0
TEAMS STAND
DIVISION L
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
15 13 1 1 42 17.27
10 12 2 2 39 29 28
10.10 15 30 30 21
15 7 2 6 23
17 8 47 40
16 3 5
15 4 1
2
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14 2 17 1 DIVISION II.
P. W. D. Middlesex 17 15 2 5th Bde B.A. 18 15 Kwong Wah 18 11 6 South China 20 11 Royal Scots Engineers (E) 18 6 3 Kowloon C. Police... Club
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17 10 2 5 67 27 S, China 'A' General Royal Scots the Troops, Kowloon
Eastern Major-General A. W. Bartholomew,
Police accompanied by his A.D.C. Lt. J. P.
on the Club Howarth, were also present
St. Joseph's ranges in the afternoon.
The meeting ends this afternoon, K. Chinese when H. E. the Governor will dis- tribute the prizes about 5 pm,
Sunday's Resultą Yesterday's results were as fol-
500 Yerda (S.R. a) "Camberley, Sgt. R. A. Nealo (R.A.O.C.) and Chan chal Singh Pollee) tied with 31 points ench, and will shoot of for first pl W. A. Ashford (Royal Navy 30 pln W Thompson, 29 pts.; Bgt. Kane (Horai Scots) 29 pts. Fredric March as Jean Lafite, Consolation Sweepstakes.-W. J Radier Engineers (C) 15
Barataria, pirate king of
Whose and Bremner. (Royal Scots) 20 points Eastern romantle alory is told in the Ceel 1.oach,
(8.F. b) 500 Yard "Camberley"
and DeMille eplo "The Buccaneer" simul-
(Middlesex Regt.) Sgt. P. Hale taneously at the Queen's and Major Campbell (RAC), tied with 35 Alhambra Theatres,
Doints each and will lipot of for, int place: Charan Singh (Police) 36 pt.: A finds (Royal Navy) and F. E. Ruell (Palice) 33 pts. each.
UNIVERSITY SPORTS
Heats Held At Fokfulam cave (lloyal Scots)
On Saturday
SPORT FOR THE POOR the annual sports of the Hongkong
Children's Playgrounds
Need Re-Surfacing
The increased
success
of the Children's Playgrounds Association, but the need of funds for the re- surfacing of some of the grounds un- England now had a firm grip on der its control, is pointed out in the the game. They were awarded annual report, which will be read at free kick just
outside the penalty the annual meeting
of the Association, area, when Hall,
in completing a to be at the Registry, Supreme Court, brilliant colo effort, was brought on Tuesday, April 19, t
5.15 p.m. down just one yard outside. Fen-
It is impossible to estimate the ton's kick, however, went wide,
exact number of people who use the Scotland then took up the running.
Association's
grounds for play, but but were cheeked on several
year fourteen schools with during the Sproston. occasions by
Walker's delightful passes to his wings were out grounds of their own utilised spread-cagling the English defence, them for their sports meetings. The with the Only the grim tackling of the over to the Chinese YMCA, who
of a saved the day.
nerd
a ground. Scottish defenders Bastin and Stephenson
Typhoon damage was slight, and instrumental in carrying the ball into the cement concrete posts, having favourable positions for scoring only withstood the force of the wind, are
proving cheaper in the long run. to be thwarted at the last minute.
On the run of the match, Scotland I Thanks are expressed local clubs were the deserving winners, it only and individuai donors, without whose for the fine defence In the second support the Association would be half.-Reuter,
unable to continue its work.
The first half of the programme in
the University were completed on University ground at Pokfulum on Saturday, when heats of events to be decided in the finals to be held on Wednesday were also run.
Clark
78 7 0 3
17 0 2 0
19 0 1 12
18 .
OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS
Consalidation Sweepstakes-C. Illaya Wa Thompson (Folles) and
H. J. Templeton Navy), W. J. Boullon (Dockyard R.C.), 33 points "Blackdown" (9.3. a) 200 Yards- W. K. Gillman (Dockyard R.C.) 30 pts.;
29 pts. "The Bride Wore Red" (King's to-day)An improbable A/Sgt. Neale (RAO.C.) and Apperley, Theatre, 28 pts, each; Sgt. Kano (ayal Scots) 27
story, but made entertaining by the
Crawford of Joan Sweepstakes-St, Neave, efforts Consolation 20 pts: V. M. Hammond (KVD.C.). Franchot Tone with Robert Young
Regt.) 27 Pja L/Cpl. AMOR (Middlesex
and Billie Burke. Joan Crawford cach; SEL Kane (Royal Scots) 24 PLA
"Blackdown" 19.R. b) 200 Yards takes the part a cabaret singer.
who rises from A. L. Hopkins (Police) 34 pia: D. M.
to wealth. Bateman Seeleur, a.
pie
Morahan (LK.V.D.G.) 33 pts, each.
Consolidation Sweepstakes. Sat. P. Hala (Middicaox), H W. Cory (Dockyard B.C.), J. R. 1 (R.AO.C.) and F. E. Russell (Police) 12 pis, each; Keown (Talkco RC.) si pla
Two records were broken in the Beld events. In the Hop, Step and Jump, Lee Zau-tong jumped 41 feet 5 inches to beat the old mark by 22 Inches. In the pale valut, Lam Yu-NV) 29- shing elcared 10 feet 1 inch to beat the former recòrd By 11⁄2 inches.-1
3
he
Lee Zau-tong was outstanding, for, besides breaking one record, scored points for places in the low and Javelin throw, hurdles ond qualified for several other track and field events.
0.
ot
and
Ballard Dockyard B.C.) and Dorothy Arzner, Hollywood's womun deft touches. director, Introduces some
(Queen's and "The Buccaneer
to-day) Mr. Theatres, Alhambra Cecil B. de Mille, splashing his canvas with his accustomed lavish hand, has Barshat (BRA) 600 yards-P Richards LN. Nurain Singh (HK spared nothing to give his sensations Police) 31; R. Ritchie (H.K. Police) and all the realism possible in this tale
Laßule.
It is
is a pr. Thompson (TLE, 29; Lt. Ashby (of the pirate Jean
Bagshot (3.1. b) 000 yards.-E. A Tem-long pleture, with plenty of excite-
ment and s
and some humour. Franciska pleton Royal Navy) 33; Sat. Hale (Mid- dlesex Regiment), aid. Endicott Rod Gaal, the new leading lady, comes Navy), P. O. Clark (Royal Navy) and Com. Gur. Moody (Royal Navy) fetchingly into the story as a demure Leading scores of the first stage for the little baggage of a Dutch girl who Governors Prize-Skt. Tale Com falls in love with the handsome, Gnr. Moody 97; P. D. Clark and F. E. Russell (HK. Police) 96: Bat. Cooper pirate. Akim Tamiroff scores heavily'
Hopkins (HK (Middlesex), Inspector
the 45
chief's comic lieutenant, pirate chier Pelice), and Major Campbell (R.A.B.C.)
a fat and amiable braggart with put Mid Endicott 94, P. O. funds floyal soft streak in his bloodthirstiness,
"Kid Galahad" (Oriental Theatre, China Fleet Challenge. Cup for teams, won by Fourth Submaring Ficlilla,, fo-day-All the thrills of the prize- Medway.
together WILL Inter-imperial and Police Forces Match, ring bionded nicely 220 Yards Low Hurdles.-i. Chiang-Army 230 pts.: H.K. Police 233; Royal gangsters. Edwards G. Robinson, Lee-hal (Eliot); 2, Lee Znu-tong Navy 20,
(51.
Pubile School Trophy-1,Nautical Bette Davis. and Humphrey Bogart Jersey, 74.
Wayne
Morris holds out promise that Inter-University Match,-1, Edinburgh John's) 4, Cheng Kai-shui (Morri- College, Canbourne, 20. Victoria College, have the chief roles, but
more will be seen of him shortly. son). Time, 29.1 secs.
Univerdty 90: 2. Oxford University.
Afiliated Rifle Club Match,Royal Thin Leo" (Majestie Theatre, to- day).To some the skating of Sonja Navy Rifle Range Club, Stonecutters, 213,
Special Prize.-H.K.V.D.C. R Club Henic alone is sufficient attraction in (s.fɛn) 191.
Match:-1, Kumaon Rifles any picture after her work in "One Machine-2; 2. Royal Scols "B" team. In a Million," but this one has more ·
The following were Saturday's
FINALS
results:
but the finishing of, the Scottish for King's Park plant, handed (Ellot); 3, Tang Hung-tak
words was poor.
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Throwing the Discus-V. Vargas- soff (Morrison); 2, Henley Tsang (Lugard); 3. T. Jolendovsky (Ricci); 4, S. S. Chin (Rice!),'Distance, 107.5 feel.
Ladies' 220 Yards.-1, Miss H. A Curren; 2, Miss Wong Sau-laan; 3, Miss Frolda Salmon. Time, 33.0 secs. Half Milc.-1, S. S. Chin (Rice); 2, Chang Sing (Ellot); 3, Tang Ilung take (St. John's); 4, G. Hong Choy (Morrison). Time, 2 mins. 22.4 secs. 10,000 Metres 1, Yeung Yuk-wal (May); 2, Ho Hung-chiu (Ricci); 3, Tsang Kwong-kau (May); 4, G. Hong mins Choy (Morrison). Time, 43 21.2 secs.
Hop, Step and Jump-1, Lee Zuu- lang (Ellot); 2, Lam Yiu-shing (Mor- rison); 3, Cheng Kai-shu (Morrison); 4, Lee Shiu-luen (Morrison): Dis- Innce, 41 ft. 3 inches (Record).
Navy) 83.
"B" team,
Team Revolver Match-1, Royal Scots,
K. Police "A".team, 10,
135. 103;
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
Four cups were shot for in Salur- day's mecting. C. Clark, of the Royal Navy, took two of them, while the remaining two fell to officers of the Hongkong Volunteer Defence
Corps.
Full scores were as follows:
Council Cup (700 Yards)
Capt. Sequeira, H.K.V.D.C. pta; Lieut. Holmes, H.K.V.D.C., 48; Capt. Gus colt, Middlesex, and P. O. Hinds, R.N.7
A.Ö.C., 41, ~
Polo Vault-1, Lam Yu-shingle Cooper, Middlesex, 8; B/Cdr. (Morrison); 2, C. W. Feng (Lugard); 3. C. O. Lee (Eliot); 4, Phillip Tam (Morrison); Height, 10 feet, 1⁄2 inches (Record).
Throwing the Javelin-1, V. Var- gossoft (Morrison); 2. Henley Teang (Lugard); 3, 6. S. Chin (XUcci); 4, Lee Zau-tong (Ellot). Distance 131 feet, 6 inches.
Heats
Shot Put-V. Vargassoff (Morri- son), J. Jolendovsky (Rice), B, Mi- lenko (May), K. C. Kwong (Eliot) and W. H. Chan (Ellot) qualified.
Long Jump-Leo Zau-tong (Ello!). Wong Man-hon (St. John's), K. Kwong (Ellot), Lee Shlu-luen (Mor- rison) and Lom Yu-shing (Morrison) qualifed.
High Jump.-M. H. Wong (St. John's), K. C. Kwong (Eliot), S. L. Lee (Morrison), and K. L. Yong (Ellot) qualiflect.
220 Flat Race-Lee Zau-tong (Elol), K. C. Kwong (Ellet), Lee Shai-luen (Marrison), Wong Man- hon (St John's), Cheng Kal-shu (Morrison) and Henley (Lugard) qualified.
Army and Navy Cup (500 Yards) Lieut. Holmes. H.K.V.D.C. Hed with Sergt. Cooper, Middlesex, with 40 points but won re-shoot; P. O. Clark, N. and A. Moody, RN, 45 each; Bergt, Hala, Middlesex and Lieut. Jenks, F.N., 44 each. President's Cup (300 Yardu)
ILN,
C Clark, J., 10: A Moody, Bergt. Cooper, Biddlesex, and Cpl. Nunn, RE 43 each; Burg-Leut. Mackie. HK.N.V.F., and H. A. Mckay, H.K.P., 47 cacti.
Necretary's Cup (900 Tardı}" \^*. C. Clark, R.N., 48; Sargt. P. Isla, Mid- diesex. B. J. B. Morahan, HRV.D.C
Middlesox. Lieut. /Lleut. Pullman, Ashby, HaN.VF, and Chulam Hoiamed,
HOCKEY INTERPORT
Players Selected To Represent Colony
The team which has been chosen Tsang to represent the Colony against Macas in lie interport hockey match on 440 Yards Flot Race-Chang Sing Apell 17 is the same, as the provis sional one which was announced (Eilot), Hung Kai-chiu (Morrison), T. C. Gue (Ricel), Tang Hung Tak previously, except that Nalk Ghulam (St. John's), Tan Len-hong (Ellot Rasul (Rajputona Rifles) will all the and John Fong (Morrison) qualified, right-half berth lastead of M. H 100 Yards Flat Race. Lee Zau-Hassan (Radio). Pyara Singh and tong (Ellot), Len (Eliot), S. S.
Shlu-luen (Morri-Purlaub Singh on the left wing how 800), K. C. Kwong
5. S. Chin Interchanged, (Morrison) Yu-shing
The team is as follows: (Ricel), Lam and H. L.
.. Ych (Ellot) qualined.
with
newcomer,
than that. It contains magnificent sceneries, almost breath-taking in their beauty. The skating star ond Tyrone Power form a good screen palr.
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT
Detroit, Apr. 8. Jimmy Adamick, 191 lbs., beat Al Ettore, 102 lbs., on points in a ten-round bout fought here to-day. the fifth round.-United Ettore was floored for a count of cight in Pys
SPORT
ADVTS.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
RACE EXTRA THE THIRD MEETING will be held (weather permitting). at HAPPY VALLEY on MONDAY, SATURDAY 10th and 18th April, 1938, commencing at 12.30 Dm. cach day.
The First Bell will be rung at 12,00 NOON, and the Tiffin Interval will be after the second race (1.p.m.) on both days.
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Buliding (Tel. 27704) will close it 12 ..
Tifins are obtainable at the Club K. Ramzan (Kowloon Indian T.C.); House provided they are ordered in Tug-of-War.Second Round; Eliot Fit. Lieut, Wallace (R.A.F.) and Pte. advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele-
FUBLIC ENCLOSURE beat St. John's; Semi-Final: Morrison Stickley (Middlesex); Nalk Ghulam phone 21920. beat Ellot and Rice beat Lugard. Rasal (Rajputana Tunes); W. A. Read
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