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Around The Courses ETIQUETTE OF GOLF

Points That Players

Should Remember

H. COTTON JOINS AIR FORCE (By "Birdie"?)

IT HAS BEEN SAID that golf is a game, the rules of which would fill pagos. Actually they do in the Golfer's Handbook-26% of them. But the complexity of the game is its great fascina- tion. It is more full of incident than any other, and because of this the 261⁄2 pages of rules have to be supplemented with local rules governing local conditions.

However, because of their volume, it is probable that govern many golfers are unfamiliar with all the rules that their game, and though this is no great handicap except in isolated incidents in competitions, there are fundamentals

that should be known.

These are points of etiquette, and for the benefit of some who, apparently, are yet unware of there, I will print them.

(1) No one should move or talk or stand close to or directly be- hind the ball or the hole when a player is maklug u stroke

huns

the

player who (2) Thé honour should be allowed to play before his opponent teen his ball (3) No player should play un- front are out of the party in

range.

(4) When the result of a hole

han been

ting green,

defermined,

players

Football

Royal Navy Beaten 4-1

By Sing Too

MARKED superiority up for. should immediately leave the put-ward spelled victory for the Sing Tas footballers when they (3) Players while looking for a

the Royal Navy in met should ball matches coming up to pass them; friendly game at Causeway Bay

Jost

allow other

2

Olympic Breast-Stroke Star For Hongkong

Mort certain to travel with the Philippines. Interport swim- mming team to Hongkong later this month will be Teofilo Dide- fatiso, Philippines' breast-stroke star of three world. Olymples," who came third in the 100 meires at Berlin in 1936.

Though now over 30 years of the uge, Ildefonso, who nephew of R. L. Ndefense, of the American Express, la miti amang the best of the breast- stroke swimmers in Muglia,

His presence improves the prospects of the soulhern' team In the medley relay event, while ho takes first place in any fore- cast for the individaul breast- stroke raceR.

Major Basebal)

Newsom To Pitch In World Series

NEW YORK. Oct. 1 (UP)—Del Boker, manager, has announced that Newsom will pitch for the Deirmit the American of Tigers winners League pennant, against the Cincin- nall Reds, National League pennani winner, in the first game of the World Herfra that begins to-morrow.

C.B.C. Record Broken By

Ufey should signal to the players yesterday, and they left the Miss Ho Wai-king

following then to pass, and having field leading 4-1. given such a signal, they should

But were it

not continue their play until these not for the stout-hearted de-

of range.

(0) A player should

any turf cut or displaced by him deficit for the sailors. is at once replaced and premed down.

more pro

Lee Kwok-kee (Sing Tao goalie) makes a daring save from the feet of B. Gosano (Kwong Wah) in their football Sing Tao won match at Boundary Street on Sunday last.

5.0.-Ming Yuen.

Interport Aquatics

SEVERAL TRIALS TO BE

HELD TO-MORROW

Planning The Future

IN PREPARATION for the coming interport swim- ming contest with the Philippines, a meeting of local Club | representatives was held at the V.R.C. yesterday when trials for this, and plans for future meets were discussed. Those present were Mr. A. O. Barretto (Chairman), L.

Roza-Pereira, L. M. Remedios, Ho Siew-um (Chinese

MISS HO WAL-KING. foremost players have passed and are out fence of Ciff (goal), Roughly and most improved girl swimmer at B.C.), Wee Ghee-hoe (South China), C. C. Lee (South

and Honnywill (backs) there North Point, was once

Chinese Bathing Club yesterday Beat could have been a far greater mluent in the championships of the China), S. H. Wong (Lai Tsun), Ng Chi-man (Chung

when she broke the Club record for Sing) and R. Goldman (European Y.M.C.A.). the 100 metres, covering the distance

Mr. Barretto said that in view Gift had more than his fair share in 80 seconds 2 seconds outside (7) Players should carefully fill of work to do, and in consequence of the Nalona further attempt on one of the fact that only

record.

A. K. pressure on defence, Honeywill and She made a up all holes made in a banker,

(8) Players

that Menrs (wing halves) dropped back of the Club records in the 100 metres, their caddies do not injure the to assist and were not, therefore, up back-stroke-she was the only en-Rumjahn had approached any-·

irant and though paced over the holes by standing close to them with the forwarda on several occn- when the ground is soft

The pick of the attack were distance by two inen swimmer, shef thing like interport standard in a to-morrow at 7 pm, when replacing the flag-stick.

should BOC

Hendy and O'Regan.

They

were falled by just over a second.

or Insions. (B) A player who has incurred given willing help from Alison and a penalty should intimate the fact Bourne on the wings, but generally to his opponent as win as possi- the Sing Tno halves were more than (10) Players should at all umeshpable of holding them in check. play without undue delay.

bic.

INFRINGEMENTS of

It was the Sing Too half-back in that played so great a part in their Llux-sing. centre, victory. Soong these was in great form, and with the help

ller

third success was in the 440 metres the 100 yarda back-stroke, it was free-style.

There was again a good attendance, proposed to add this event and excellent racing was seen in the other events. Chan Lul-pik took the other trial boats on Thursday. men's 100 metres championship by a arrow margin from Wong Yat-hung |

Results were:

Leung Ol-mul, 3. Chan Choy-fun. Time

Mr

to

that W Mald Remedios

who

WH 171 serious Low.case,

the bock-stroke, would training for

trials. probably take part in the

Wilson (European Y.M.C.A) was entered for the 220 yards back-stroke trial in midillon to Lawrence and to Pun-kan South China) for the yards brenri-stroke.

100 metres. Chan Lul-pik, 2, Wong

b. of Lau Wai-puf und Lau Chun-fal, Ye-hung 3. Yue Tung-lua, Time 1.11. rules of etiquette in Hong-did an enormous amount of work,

100 metres (women),-), o Wai-king.

123 (Club record). kong are mainly concerned with and on the few occasions when they (6), (7) and (10), especially were unable to cope with the ever- (6) and (7). This, perhaps, is striving Navy forwards, the rearmost peculiar for one would think men, Leung Tu-chan and Mak Sul- hon were there with sure feet to make that any golfer would have some the defence almost impregnuble pride in his course, but I know

of one instance where, taking

EVEN EXCHANCES

fairly

the shortest route to a ball which OPENING exchanges were was not lying in the sand, a player even. Tain Chul-kum was blown up tramped the whole length of n bun- for an infringement after successfully ker and made not the slightest effort bundling Giff into the goal, while at to effice his footmarks.

the other end, O'Regan sent a cracker against the upright.

This, I am sure, was just a case of gross ignorance.

Digging lumps out of the fairway. It was not until the second half that however, is another matter, and all there was any scoring. Kwok slipped players should know, if not from the the ball around an advancing Gift for rules then from common sense that the Arst Sing Tao taily, and a minute! these should be replaced for the later Au Sze-ngor slipped the ball benefit of the future condition of the across the goalmouth to Kwok who

again beat GIT.

course.

30 metres (boys)-1. Flo Ting-yan, 2 Time

49.3/10.

La Man-shu, 3, Fong Chik-wing.

100 metres backstroke-1, Flobert Chan, 2. Wong Yat-hung, 3. Chan Ram-Cheung. Time 124.378.

400 metres (women)--), 15 Wai-king. 2. Cheung Pul-chun Time 7,293/10.

100 metres backstroke (women).—1, 10 Wal-king. Tune 1,44.

Rifle Shoots Commence Next Sunday

The

220

Miss Sai Wal-ying and Misa Lee Po. the fur luen

been Find

entered

und

women's 30 yards back-stroke breast-struke, respectively.

Mr. Barreto revealed that Manila thefr Day would be required to travelling expenses, bat the V.R.C. would be responsible for expenses The entire Incurred in Hongkong. rate would be taken by the V.R.C. FUTURE MEETS

Similar arrangements would apply next

Hongkong visited when year Mooila. Mr.

proposed that Colony champions representing a

Roza-Pereira

Aquatic Galas

five-

Royal Boots will hold a swimming a-side water-polo tournament on the knockout basis between six teams will be interspersed with the events. The six teams are Royal Air Force, Middlesex, a naval team, Royal Corps of Signals and two from Royal Scots. There is also an invitation relay for tearns of four in which the Volunteers have been invited.

SCOUTS MEET

The annual swimming sports of the Boy Scouts Association will be held at the Victoria Recreation Club on Satur day. commencing al 2.30 p.m. His Excellency the Acting Governor wi!! he present.

UNIVERSITY SPORTS

The Hongkong University Swimming Club will hold its eighth annual Inter- hostel squalle meeting at the European YMCA. on Saturday at 2 p.m.

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

THE

EIGHTH EXTRA

THE HONGKONG Rifle Associa-club other than the V.R.C. should have

RACE ton will open its 1940-41 season with this travelling expenses paid by his club

shoot at Kowloon City on Sunday but if the Club or swimmer was un- MEETING will be held (weather nox, eommencing at 8.45 a.m.

able to meet the demand, the V.I.C. permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Some time last season I came

practices will be at 200, 500 and 600 would pay it. If the Club were re SATURDAY, 5th and TUURSDAY, Bcross a spot on the 8th fairway

seven presented in 1942 when Manila paid 19th October, 1940, commencing at yards, with one sighter and at the Country Club, Sheunghiu, O'Regan from o fine drive. but after shots to count at each range. Only another visit here, and was again re- 2.00 p.m. on both days. where more "gentleman" had taken several attacks Sing Tan went further S.R. (a) rifles will be allowed. 21 practice divots and nearly allohend when Soong netted

Navy's reply tame

formed

his hat-trick a

through

Navy-GUT: Roughly, Honywill; Honey- will Croft, Mears, Allson, Wilkimon lendy. O'Regali, Bourn.

present, the five per cent. of the guts,

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 which would be their due, would be retained by the V.RC to pay off ex. Da on each day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE penses incurred in 1941. This proposal

by

club was agreed upon presentatives.

nil

-31

from a

Four classes of competitors have been from the same spot! They bad net melee, and then Kwok Ying-ki per- decided on, based on previous handi- couple of caps, and spoons will be awarded for

No One without a badge will be been replaced 1 t

cach class. Two targets will be ret

admitted to the Members' Enclosure. Complaints relative to (6) and (7)minutes later.

aside for pool bull shooting, and there have filtered In from Kowloon, and The teams were:

will also be revolver (net score and The Interport will take place at Such must be worn throughout the

duration of each Meeting in such that they should be heard from any-

scaled handicap) and clay bird com- pm. on October 23 and 24 and 1 pm manner as to be readily identified.

on October 23, where is too bad, for it requires but

Badges admitting Non-Members to the slightest consideration for others

petitions.

the Members' Enclosure and Club to be avoided.

Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle- men and $3.00 per day for Ladies (both including tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal or written application of a Member, such Member to be respon- sible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of all Chits, etc.

These faults should be eradicated.

Sing Tao-Yu Tu-tak; Leung Tu Chan, Mak Shlu-hon; Lau Wal-pul, Soong Ling- sing, Tau Chun-fal; Chui Kam-shing Tam

SUPPLEMENTING the news chill-khum, Kwok Ying-ki, Fung Kwan-

Henry Cotton had shing. Au Šze-ngor, joined up comes further in-

formation that he is a Pilot-Of-game has two foundations. He ficer in the Royal Air Force.is a great recovery player, and His contract at the Ashridge is among the best around the Golf Club, howover, has not greens. He can chip and putt been affected, for he has nomin- with the best professionals we ated F. F. Dornan, his assis-have, and better than any ama- tant, as his successor,

teur I have seen. He uses his Dornan was born in Edinburgh 43 hend well, takes few unnecessary "years ago, and the last ten have been gambles, and plays to percentages, spent in Poland. He lost money and which is a smart thing, as Hogan and everything when the Nazis marched Sarazen will tell you." Into that country and was fortunate

to escape with his life,.

Dorman's elder brother, R. Dornan,

was professional champion of, Scot-

land in 1932.

Volunteer Lawn Bowls Tournament. Arranged

VOLUNTEER enthusiasm for lawn bowls as evinced at the meeting that was held yesterday far outshone that of the previous meeting which concerned itself with cricket, and, as a consequence there will be an inter-Units rinks competition starting on Sunday, October 13.

The assurance of 16 rinks for the 32 teams that are expected Now this is what Ferrier said was given, though it was decided about himself following his win in that the number of teams from the Chicago amateur:

each Unit be unlimited.

Singles Results

Several more matches in the Third Round of the Colony lawn bowls t employing now as I did at The competition will be on a Singles Championship were played To date, in his 00 matches for the home. I belleva my early trouble knock-out bania, and the trophy will yesterday. Make Red Cross Cotton has collected was that I played too long with my be one presented by the "Chine W. J. Howard defented W. R. Hülyér, £29,750, which is about $380,000.

old clubs, which were adapted to the Mall. Entrance fee for each rink 21-15, at the Police Recreation Club.

At Kowloon Football Club. H. White smaller ball, The new clubs I have will be $5, and it was agreed that the READ what Grantland Rica

how suit American conditions better. whole of the proceeds be donated to beat F. X. de Bilva 21-10. had to say about Jim Fer-

Since

Intrived in the United the "S. C. M. Pest" and "H.K. Tale At Kowloon Cricket Club, E. C

Fincher beat R Basa 21-13... rler og

Stoles, I have played most of the granh" Bomber Fundargest

At Kowloon Bowling Green, W. Gill Entries will close at 9 am, October beat C. C. Pereira: 21-19. best amateurm, Sands, firmly believe "Here's the first threat to I am capable of winning the 11, and should be addressed to the United States golf ever drawn National Championship if things sub-Committee which is comprised of Sgt. J. G. Meyer, Sgt. M. N. Rakusen from the other side. Ferrier's break right.".

the following: Capt. A. W. Brown, and Pie H..A. Alves.

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27794) wil

Tins are obtainable at the Club close at 11.45 am on both days.

rouse provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel 21920).

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE ·

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. "Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Hall Price.

By Order.

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 30th September, 1940.

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