THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY, ́ ́ MAY
1938.
HONGKONG BEATEN IN JUNIOR SOCCER INTERPORT
As I See Sport
By "Abo"
TWO MORE EIGHTS PROVE EXPENSIVE FOR GANDE, PRICE Craigengower C.C. And Indian R. C. Leading Lawn Bowls League
JNLESS this newly-acquired babit by local lawn bowlers of scoring "eights" in the League comes to an end. Messro, Gande, Price will find themselves badly out of pocket at the end of the season; no firm can afford to give away bottles of John Haig whisky at this rate without feel-
In the first week of the Ing A. League programme, J. C. Brown's Kowloon Dock rink scored the "pos- sible" gainst Jimmy Hyde'n Kow- loon CC. four, and on top of this, two. Junkar skips on Saturday cmulated this performance. Pecu- itarly enough, both these skips, R. A. Trengrove of the liongkong Football Club, and C. E. Roza-Pereira of the Club de Recrelo, were playing away when they made these scores. The former had A. F. Paul for his victim and the latter
against A. was up Murdoch of the Yacht Club. I la rather unusual to see "possibles" being scored with such regularity, especially by rinks playing on greens which are strango to them.
Champions Lose Again
WHAT In the matter with the Club de Recreio senior team this season? That they lost to the Crai- Kengower C.C., even on their Own
at one stage being 11-0 up against E. et Arcuti. F. Cullen, however, was always in a bad way against A. R. Minu, who was making up the deflelt of the other two rinks. At team-ilme the scores were level all round, but the visitors fell off slightly after the break and the Indians finished up
by five winners
shots. Arcuti managed to chalk up a three on the last end to tle with McKelvie. The Indians are now the only team, apart from the Cralgengower C.C.., to be
undefeated in the First Division.
All Teams Lovel
TRANGE though it is, every team
The Macao football team (including two reserves) which defeated Hongkong in the Juntor Interport yesterday on the Kowloon F.C. ground by five goals to three. (Photo: Mee Cheung).
DAVIS CUP TENNIS DISPUTE
Yugoslavia
Eliminated
Czechoslovakia
in the Second Division has two points, each one having won and just once. Results of matches played to date Indicate that competition in this section of the League is very even. As far as one can see, there is no really outstanding team, In the Third Division, the Kowloon F.C.. who
neue just season. the League entered the scored thele second consecutive suc- resss gainst Kowloon Tong and are now the only Third Division side to Slovakie by three matches to two in have two victories to their credit, the first round of the European Zone The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club are Davis Cup competition, winning the the only team to have been beaten lust match by default, twice.
green, was not nearly as unexpon A Deserving Win
the K.C.C. as their detent Saturday on the latter's green. On weaker paper, the K.C.C. seem to be
Yugoslavia
Zagreb, May B. defeated Czecho-
There was a dispute in the final match of the rubber. Cejnar, of Czeche-Slovakio, playing in the lost singles, said the light was too bad The other
side disagreed and be abandoned his
America's Leading Squash Player
New York, Apr. 25. Mr. Harry F. Wolf, of the Montclair. N.J. Athletic Club. has been ranked as America's No. 1 squash tennis player by the National Squash Tennis Association in their annual rankings. This is the ninth time that Mr. Wolf has head- ed the list. He recently won the national title for the ninth time in succession, a record unbeaten in the history of squash. Reuter,
Baseball.
NEW YORK OUTFITS SUCCEED
Giants Overcome Chicago Cubs
to two. |BATTLESHIP
MACAO PLAYERS DESERVE THEIR VICTORY OF 5-3
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FORWARD ALWAYS MORE DANGEROUS NEAR GOAL
(By "Abo"
Had the Hongkong players shown a little better understanding, especially in the forward line, the result of the Junior Interport soccer match against Macao, played on the Kowloon F.C. ground yesterday, would have been very opon. But playing as cloven in- dividuals and not in the least bit as a team, they were defeated by the visitors by five genls to three.
Macao won deservedly. Not only immeasurably better than Hong- were they playing with more kong's. Rego, Collaco, Guerreiro, cohesion but their forwards were | Airosa and Lopes moved in unison always the more dangerous within and were always likely to..score shooting distance. They attacked whereas the local forwards were in- together, every one of the forwards dividualiels. They had being In position as the ball was where their colleagues were, and too often resorted to shooting from out- In contrast the local forwards side the penalty area.
THE SCORING
Imoved towards the longkong CTO
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vary disjointed, Colvert, playing Ostensibly nt inside left, was roaming Lou Fogk-chuch opened the scor- the acid, tiring himself un-ing for Hongkong by converting a
Marshali after necessarily and weakening the for-header word line. One result of his roam- minutes" play, and a few minutes jing was that Duffield was starved later Macao equalised from
in the first half, and with the left penalty, through Colince. Dox had flank almost completely out of the atrocious luck in handling the ball picture, the Macae defenders could in an attempt to clear, Then Hong- afford to concentrate on the centro kung went ahead again, also trɔni
on the right wing. Another * penalty. Izzard was almost noticeable feature of the local attack through when he was tripped up in was selfishness of the forwards; the penalty area, and justice Was every one was inclined to take a served when he beat Carvalho with shot at goal irrespective of whether a fast drive. By the interval, Macao he was in position or not, or whether had not only drawn level but had another one was in a better place gone ahend by 3-2. The first of for shooting.
two goals
came from Alrosa who scored from close in and the terrific second was by Collaco.
The
TËRRIFIC SPEED
a
seven, nosed out their opponents by minutes; in fact in the doubles, Menzel and Cejnar HEADS LIST
match to Mitic, his opponent.
8-2-Reuter. beat Puncec and Mitie 11-0,3-0, 9-7,
BRITAIN. RUMANIA
At the end of the first two singles, Britain and Rumunia were on level terms when the teams met at Har-
Carolulls gave Rumania the
rogate,
lead
than they were last year, and I con. ACAO'S soccer players thorough and that he could not sec.
ly deserved their victory over fess that I had expected the Portu- Hongkong in the Junior Interport guese to win comfortably though I yesterday. The score of 5-3 was a bad not forgotten that they only just fair Indication of their superiority got through last season in the same Fast on the ball, they were also the mutelt, The rink that went down better combination. Their forwards badly was H, Alves
A
four, who worked in harmony with one another, were trounced by Jimmy Hyde's men. and the way in which they moved Usually a very stendy skip. Alves the ball up the field was a treat to lost by 31-9-the worst defeat he has watch. There was a complete ab- had in years. Although the Craigen-sence of dilly-dallying, and the ball Rower C.C. won by nine shots against was swung from one side to the other by beating C. M. Jones 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, the Kowloon B.G.C. at Happy Valley, with first-time passes.
On the other 8-8, but Ronald Shayes put Britain they were in a bad way at one stage hand, Hongkong had a team of eleven
equal footing by beating of the game; at tes-time, I am quite well, but none of them had the
Individuals, some of whom played Schmidt 0-3, 6-2, 6-2. all three rinks were down, but a good recovery was made and enabled foggiest notion of what his colleagues the team to score their second victory were going to do next. In two weeks. With a four on the last end, U. M. Omar managed to beat L. Guy by two shots, but Bob Duncan evened matters with a two- shot win over Dick Basa. It was left to B. W. Bradbury to carry the side to victory; he defeated C. B. Hosking by nine shots, which represented the margin of victory.
· Strength To Strength
THOSE who did not take the Indians had seriously even after they
programme of the League must now
beaten the Police R.C. in the opening
With no
on
an
ITALY IRELAND
method to speak of, It was not sur- Italy eliminated Ireland by three prising that our forwards falled al-matches to one. most every time they broke away.
POLAND v. DENMARK Izzard was too slow to take advantage Denmark, winning by three matches Polend had an easy passage against of his opportunities, Calvert WAS never in position to be of much use to the others, and Lau Fook-chuen, after his brilliant leader in the first ten minutes of play, was too anxious
to nil.
In the doubles, Tloczynski and ebda defeated Virich and Kaerner 6-2, 6-3, 6-0, 6-3,
Polend will moet Italy in the next
to shoot even when he was in a poor round. position to do so. The visitors are to be congratulated on thek splendid performance.
A Varied Career
for
BELGIUM. GREECE Belgium dented Greece by winning the remaining two singles. La Croix beat Stelios 2-0, 6-1, 6-2, 6-1, while Nacynert defeated Michaelldes 0-1, 6-4, -7.
HENNER HENKEL
DEFEATED
concede that they are well up to FEW residents in the Far East can First Division standard. There are boast of having had as varied not many players at the Sookcunpoo a career as Marshall Bolton, one- club, where the members, being time resident in Hongkong, who left mostly youngsters, are more bent on Shanghai last week England, cricket and tennis; but those who do Bolton has been a Journalist in play bowls are very keen. Their Shanghai, as well as an insurance victory over Kowloon Docks on broker, plece goods agent, publican,
Wiesbaden, May 8. Saturday was meritorious perform-radio
in the final of the men's singles in and the ance and should serve as a warning editor. The wide scope of his activi-
Wiesbaden Tournament, 0. to all First Division teams that they ties in Shanghai is indicated by the Anderson, of the United States sur- connot afford to take the Indians fact that he has been a member of prisingly beat Henner Henkel, the lighly at Sookunpoo. As I predicted, the Shanghai Club, Country Club, German Davis Cup player, by 6-1, the match was a close affair right Race Club, International Recreation 3-0, 6-4, 6-4.-Reuter,
through, J. C. Brown and J. Mc- Club, International Club,
Central Kelvie started very well, the letter Club, Cricket Club, Paper Hunt Club,
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Polo Club and the Swimming Bath Club. He arrived in Hongkong in 1927 and was here for several months. During his stay, he was very inter- ested in the Fanling Hunt and Roce Club, winning one hunt. He com- piled their original "Racing Up To Date." When he went up to Shang-
OF JUMPERS
4-2
The
these
Hongkong.
New York, May 8. Though out-hit by Chicago Cubs, the New York Giants managed to win another match in the Nations! Base- ball League to-day. They had Melvin
game started at Ott to thank for this, for he connected pace. Speed, speed and still more The visitors were definitely the twice for circuit hits and enabled the speed seemed to be the keynote of better side after the resumption.
exchanges. It outfit to beat the Cubs by four runs the opening
was Attacking continually for several hardly
to bo expected that the minutes on end, they added two more Pittsburgh Pirates, registering ten players would be able to maintain goals, through Airosa and Gurreiro,
the safe hits against the Boston Braves' same pace for the whole 00 and led by 6-2. Hongkong were o
the players had
had beaten side though Calvert reduced 2-1, Todd hitting a homer. St. Louis slowed down considerably even be the deficit shortly before the end. Cardinals beat Brooklyn Dodgers by fore the half-time whistle was blown. Teams:
mainly as the result of the two But nevertheless the game was al-
Smith (R.A.S.C.); ways fas except in the last ten Box (R. E.), Chung Fal-lum (Kwong home runs by Mizer.
Fisher-Cooke (TLA.O.C.), Philadelphia minutes when both sides were feel-Wah); lowly-placed Phillies blanked out the Cincinnati Ing the effects. The game then de- Yeung Tse-tsong (Kwong Wah); Reds and won by 2-0. ve away eight waiting for the ball to come to them shall (24th By Rn)
generated; too often the players were You Wah-hing (South Chinn); Mor- ing for the Phillies, gave away eight instead of going forward to meet it. cheung (South China), Calvert (oth hits but he kept them scattered.
In defence. there was little to Cleveland Indians, leaders of the London, Apr. 20.
|(R.A.O.C.). American League were blanked by choose between the teams. While RA, R.A.), Captela, Duffield
Macao
to.—Delfim Carvalho; Francis- Battleship's victory in the Grand the Boston Red Sox, for whom, Wilson Smith in the Hongkong goal seemed National Steeplechase has put him at pitched. Now Terk Yankees ima trifle less certain in his handling co Lobato, Ho Cho-seng: Nito Souza, the head of the list of winning horses proved
their position by beating than Carvalho, his opposite number, Lau Hing-choi, Acacio G. Conde, for the 1937-38 English Jumping Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Box and Chung Fai-lum, the backs, Manuel Rego, Antonio Collaco (Cap
Fernando Guerreiro, Alex Athletics nosed out Detroit Tigers, were safer than Lobato and Ho Cho-tain), It has also put his owner, Mrs and Washington Senators defeated St. song. Chung played a particularly Alrosa and Joao Lopes
bock good game at left
for Hongkong, Marion Scott, at the head of the win-Louis Browns by 9-7.
with be found and little fault can ning owners' list, and his sire, Man
him regarding Hongkong's defeat.
The dominating figure in the cen
season.
Earns £8,000 In Two Races
| O' War, at the top of the list of win-
ning sires.
Statistics compiled at the end of
Scores:
National League
R. H. E.
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tre of the field, as only to be expected, was Lau Hing-chal, the South China
2
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"A" centre-half, who turned out in
the jumping season which, although | New York
it has no official closing date, more Chiengo
or less Anished with the National,
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VISITORS ENTERTAINED
Celebrating the first interport
this position for Macao. He was football match between Macao and'
show that Battleship earned £8,000 (Melvin Ott homered twice for the enslly the best half-back on view. Hongkong to be played in the Colony, for the only two races he won during Glants). the season of which the National was Boston worth £7,584. 178. 6d.
Pittsburgh With Wer Vessel in addition to Battleship, Mrs. Scott won three races
(Todd homered for the Pirates). worth a total of
Philadelphin £8,124. Battleship's Grand National win Cincinnati also put his trainer, Richard C. E.
(Walter pitched for the Phillies). Hobbs at the top of the winning trainers' list with a total of 15 races Brooklyn won by nine winners worth £9,320, St. Louis but his 17-year-old jockey, Bruce (Mizer homered Hobbs, son of Tralaer Ifobbs, could Cardinals). finish no better than soventh with a percentage of 14.12.-United Press.
Next to him came Fisher-Cooke, at a convivial dinner was held in the right half for Hongkong. Lau Wah- Hotel Cecil last night, when the hing (left half) and Tse-tsong Hongkong Football Association en-
(centre half), for Hongkong, were tertained the Macao footballers." [very weak, especially the former, A pennant was presented to the who entirely falied to hold the alppy Macao team by Mr. Izzard, of the Manuel Rego, Macao's outside right, | Colony team.
Lieut. Montalvao e Silva, Vice- Chairman
Benny Lynch Fined £100 By Board
Overweight In
Fight With
Peter Kane
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for
the
American League
Chicage New York
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(Gehrig, Henrich and DiMaggio homered for the Yankees).
Cleveland
Boston
(Wilson pitched and homered for the Red Sox).
Detroit
Philadelphia
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otice
and
(Greenberg homered Gehringer twice for the Tigers, and Werber homered onco for the Athletics).
he became keenly interested in racing, especially steeple-chasing and paper-bunting, Inter becoming Hon- orary Field Secretary of the Shanghai Benny Lynch, world's fly-weight Polo Club. After winning many champion, has been fined by
the races, his firm stopped him from Boxing Board of Control in respect riding in steeple-chases on account of a breach of contract by appearing Travis for the Senators).—Reuter.
of a series of uceltients. He once
won the Klangwan Grand National overweight in his recent fight with
Peter Kane.
on his own pony, Lucky Strike Lynch was also bound over in the With John Sparke he had a unique
St. Louis Washington
11 3
12
0
(West homered for the Browns and
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
The following are the detailed
record in Shanghai. Riding for him, sum of £200 not to break a weight scores of Saturday'a matches: Sparke's first attempt in a steeple- contract during the next twelve
chose was a success, winning
Frontier Guard. Sparke rode
on for
months. The 1.00
National League
him in five steeple-chases and won
and match between Lynch Kane WD8 made at 8st. Olb. and
R.
H
E.
Over
Boston
4
3
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four of them, the other time being Lynch was declared 1lb. 7oz.
third. At one period, this versatile that weight. He paid £100 fortelt Chicago sportsman wrote racing notes for the Mr. George Lingley, of Glasgow, (Ten innings were played), N.C.D. News, and also started the Lynch's adviser, interviewed after
Brooklyn magazine Town and Sportsman." the Board's meeting, sold: "I want Cincinnati
In 1938 ho brought out the first of to emphasise that Benny has never
his "Squire's Hunting Annuals" wilfully failed to make the agreed (Craft homered for the Reds), odding. "Racing" and "Polo" in the weight. We agg, not quarrelling with New York summer to his publications.
Athletic Meeting
the Board of Control who considercă| Pittsburgh several cases, but each time it has
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10
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been a question of mistaken' judg The Philadelphla-St,; Louis ‘game ment on Benny's part,”
was postponed owing to rain.
American Leaguo
4.
10 (Ten Innings were played).
St Louis
JAPANESE-GERMAN athletic
"VERY FAIR" meet will be held in Japan in the
Lynch interrupted to say: "The middle of October with 10 German Board have acted very fairly, I have Chicago
forfelt against Washington sports stars and the same number of lost £200 £100 Japanese participating in the various Kano and now this fine, and I am events, it wou announced recently. going to take Mr. Jiro Tekatinshi, omcial of the another £209,500 care not to lose Tokyo Olympic Organing Com Mr. Dingley added there was no Doston mlites, who has been in Berlin question of Lynch leaving the fy- negotiating for the event, was notified weight division. He is making plans Detroit by German athletic authorities that for an Empire Exhibition, and in May Now York Germany will send 10 delegates to the expects to defend his world Utle Cleveland track and field meet. Japan had against Juėkio, Jurich, American Philadelphia requested Germany to send 20 champion. He has also promised athletes but that country was un- Kane a return fight for the Brush (Hinto homered for the Indians). willing to dispatch more than 10,
tlo.
Reuter
(Foxx homered for the Red Sox),
10
Macao's
wing-halves, Souza
Conde were little batter.
of the Marno Football Up forward, the visitors' five were | Association spoke for the visitors.
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