WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1925.
"CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE
SPLENDID SHOT.
NAVY "A" BEAT HOCKEY
CLUB 2ND...
FORWARD'S SPECTACULAR. GOAL.
One of the best shots for goal was made in the local hockey season in the H.K.H.C. 2nd XI v. Royal Navy "A" match yesterday afternoon, the senior service win- ning by 3 goals to 1.
The first half was played on the new ground at King's Park and a very short" second session followed on the U.S.R.C. ground. The new pitch shows promise of being good next season but is at present rough.
Fielding a strong side the Navy had the larger share of the game, their forwards playing particu- larly well.
....
Two short for about 20 minutes the Club team numbered ter with the arrival of a late-comer.
Numerical superiority allowed Franklin, the Naval centre-half, to become a spare forward as the Club attack comprised only four *forwards.
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WORLD BOXING.
CONTINENTAL "HEAVIES:”
MEET,
NINTH ROUND KNOCK-OUT,
(Reuter's Service.)
Berlin, Dec. 1.
[Paolino has a victory over Phil Scott to his credit.]
HOME RUGGER.
LATEST RESULTS AHEAD
OF THE MAIL...
Old Alleynians 3, Old Leysians.3. Bristol 14, Roselyn Park 5.
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE CUP.
HOME FA. 2ND ROUND REPLAY.
ROCHDALE CET THROUGH,
(Reuter's Serotoc.)
London, Dec. 1. in a replay in the first round of FA Cup (competition proper), Rochdale hent West Stanley by 4 goals to nil
LAWN BOWLS,
SECRET WEDDING.
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· PARENTS, NOT PREVENT!
A tall, beautiful, vivacious giri, who is a keen dancer and is well known in artistio circles, was max- tied recently in London to the con and heir of an earl
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HERIOPĄ STILL WINNING,
She is Miss Cristina Casati, T.T. on London. (Times of Ceylon)
daughter of the Marquis fasati. T.T. on Shanghai
Banka. She who married to Viscount Hast- London Nov. 14.”
Last Saturday West Stanleyings, son and heir of the Earl of Hongkong Bank
do, Ten thousand people at the The following are the results of played at home. At half-time Huntingdon. Sport Palast saw the Spaniard the principul matches played to with the score one all the game So closely was the secret of the Chartered Bank Paolino knock out the German day under Rugby Union rules:was abandoned owing to the dan wedding guarded that not even the Mercantile Bank, A. & B
bridegroom's parents knew anything p. & O. Bank heavyweight boxing champion, Cambridge Uni. 80, Blackheath 6. gerous state of the ground.
Rochdale visit Chilton Colliery about it till after the event. Breitenstraeter, in the ninth Guy's Hos. 14, Coventry 6.
Richmond 16. Harlequins 0. in the second round on Saturday Viscount Hastings and Miss Marine Insurances. round..
Portsmouth Ser. 82, London Scot. week.
Casati had known each other for Canton Insurance. 10...
some time, but it is understood that China Underwriters she had never visited the London North China Insurance.. home of the Earl of Huntingdon, Union Insurance 1, Manchester-square, W., where Yangtze Insurance BRITISH TOURISTS NOW IN her husband lived up to the time of Fire Insurances.
China Fire Insurance........ he wedding.. AUSTRALIA.
H.K. Fire Insurance Only a few people were present
Shipping. ut the ceremony. One of the signa- tories to the register was Lord Douglases...... Alington, of Crichel House, Win-Hongkong Steamboats
|H.K. Tugs & Lighters,, borne, Dorset, who come up to Indo-Chinas (Pref.)... town specially for the ceremony, and 'do. (Def.) L'a. "A"dopted as soon as it was over. .. do. () EK.
On the wedding documents the Oriental Navigation bridegroom curtailed his full buplie Shell Transporta fmal name, Francis John Chwrence Star Ferries Wesen Plantagenet Hastings, to Water-boats Francis John Hastings, and made no } mention of his runk.
RUGGER MATCH.
CLUB TO MEET NAVY ON
SATURDAY. -
It has been definitely decided that the Hongkong Football Club rugby section) is so play a Naval team this Saturday.
"The match will commence at 4 p.m. on the Club ground, Happy At the start the Naval van-Valley and the HK.FC. expect to guard adapted itself to the rough turn out a strong team as for ground, attacking strongly. The Club defence was unable to settle down and play its usual steady.
game. The Club forwards pene trate with odd rushes and once looked like scoring.
Ingham, centre-forward, play. ing a forceful game, scored the Árss "goal Shortly afterwards, through maintaining pressure, the Navy increased
Tend. their Hubback shot and the ball bounced in over Frank's foot.
Then the tenth Club man gre rived and the game took on
The ball different complexion.
was taken into Nuval territory and a corner proved unproduc- thave. Price broke, through but over-run the ball near the goal. Gurrod, following up nicely, easily scared and reduced the lead.
Just before half time Ingham shot the third Naval goal. He hit the ball in mid-air and sent it in just under the cross-bar, one of the most spectacular shots seen this sensen.
them it will be in the nature of an interport trial.
St. Bart's Hos. 15, Portsmouth.
Ser; 5.
Bath 12, Plymouth 9. Gloucester 0, Devonport Ser. 9; Swansea 17; Leicester 3." Llanelly 12, Aberavon 8.
Newth 28; Cross. Keys 8. Cardiff 6, Newport 3. Bridgend S, Pontypool 8. Watsonians 20, Edinburgh Uni, 3. Heriotonians 11, Stewartonians 9.
Cambridge Welsh 14, London Welsh 30, Oxford and
The match between Glasgow Locul rugger enthusiasts are re-University and Glasgow High uested to turn up as the "gate" School was scratched, and that will go towards the expenses of between Hillheadians and Royal sending the Hongkong team to High School was postponed on Shangha: at the end of this month. account of frost.
The Club team is:-Armstrong;
London, Nov. 16. Under Rugby Union rules Cam- McMaster, Bowker, Lloyd, Lam- mert Summers, Ralph; Lee,bridge University beat Glasgow Foster, Middleton Smith, Millar Academicals by 25 points to 24.
Oxford Greyhounds beat Frank- Smith, Forsyth, Davies, L.
furt by 82 points to 3. ¡O'Connor,
NOVICES FIGHTS.
H.K.B.A. TOURNAMENT
· SEMI-FINALS:
CIVIL DANS ELIMINATED.
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The remaining civilian entrants were eliminated at the second session yesterday in the Hong- kung Boxing Association novices.
London, Nov. 18. At Richmond, Woolwich beat Sandhurst by 12 points to 6. County Championship.
London, Nov. 14. In the County Championship, Yorkshire beat Northumberland by 11 points to: 6 at Hull.
The match between Lancashire and Cumberland owing to frost.
was postponed
London, Nov. 18. The following are the results in
VICTORY AND DEFEAT,
(Times of Ceylon.).
Geelong, November 14. The British team of bowlers, scation, drew, with Geelong, the re- sult being 16 points each.
At Warragul the "B" section beat the Central Gippsland Associa ion by 83 points to 63.
Melbourne, November 17. Victoria bout the team of British, bowlers by 169 points to 78.
OXFORD JUBILEE.
. DARK BLUE GOLF CLUB" CELEBRATES.
FOUR BEAT THE RECORD,
(Time of Ceylon.)
London, Nov. 6. In celebration of the Jubilee of Oxford University Golf Club three former Oxford captains, Sir Ernest Holderness, Cyril Tolley, and D. F. Storey, and the prsent Captain, A. D. Cave, played a
Course, Oxford.
Cave and Tolley beat Holder- ness and Storey by 4 and 8...
tournament at Murray Barracks the Rugby Union County Cham-four-ball match on Southfield when the semi-finals were com-pionship matches played to-day: "After the interval Noronha was pleted. The finals will be decided Middlesex 17, Kent 10 (at) moved up to insiste left, This at the Theatre Royal on Decem-Teddington)..
Hampshire 23. Eastern Coun- change helped considerably in ber 7. getting the Chub front line into A fairly large number of specta-ties 13 (at Southend)."
North Midlands 19, East Mid- working well bogether and they tors were present to watch some
bouts were pluckily contested.
Com. J. G. Bower, D.5.0., R.N., was referee and R.S. M. Maynard acted as announcer.
TRIUMPH FOR CAPTAIN.
London, Not: 6. Another 18-hole match played in the afternoon was won by 21 Players Suspended Tolley and Cave by 2 and 1. The London, Nov. 16. matches were, a triumph for the The latest victim of the cam-reigning captain, though Tolley Holderness paign against rough play is the also was excellent. Rugby International forward, was below form and indifferent in F. W. Sanders, of Plymouth his approach work, while Storey Albion, whom the Devon Com-was weak in his driving. mittee has suspended for a 'month,
had the better of the exchangeskeen boxing. A number of the lands 17 (at Birmingham). A corner accrued and the Cnb became dangerous several times.
Unaccountably time was called. a very short second half with at least five or ten minutes of light to play in, the Navy winning as stated.
Boxing results are given below. Where the nature of the victory is not specified a points' decision was rb 2nd XI-A. J. Frank: given. Bouts wore over three b. R. Becher. J. Wedlake (cap-rounds, us customary. Bantams. tain): E. F Stewart, W. II. Locke, J. E. Noronha; A. S. Exell, Semi-final: - Ord. Seaman (Hawkins) beat Boy S. H. Garrod D. Lyon, T. Haugh
Curtis (Hermes)-good Tower's
Price...
Navy A: Garwood; point. Stoker Burgess (Am Redcock. Grant; Clifford, brose) k.o. Pte. Woolcott (Sur- Franklin, Henderson: Tyrwhitt, prey) in round 2. Stephens. Ingham. Hubback, Andrews.
H.K.CC. TEAMS.
"OUTCASTS" TO MEET R.A. & R.E.
Feathers.
Third round:-A. B. Beach (Hawkins) beat Marine Strong (Hermes) who gave up in round 2. A. B. Stollery (Hermes) k.o. A. A. Farrow (Hawkins) in round 3.
Semi-finals: --Marine Hills F (Hermes) beat Pte. Holcombe (Surreys). A. B. Bench (Haw- The following will represent the kins) beat A. B. Stollery Hongkong Cricket Club in friend- | (Hermes)—good loser's 1⁄2 point, ly fixtures this Saturday, com- mencing 2 p.m. -
Lights. Third round: Ldg. Stoker best Boy Boy Greig
B.
"Outcasts" v. R.A. and R.E. (at Carter (Carlisle) home), R. E... A. Webster (eap-Munson (Carlisle). bain), H. J. Armstrong. A. L. (Hermes) beat A. May (Civi-| Gace, H. Owen Hughes, P. Jacks, lians), EE. Mitchell, R. E.-H. Oliver, Fourth round: Ldg. Stoker T. B. Powell, E. F. Stewart, G. R. Carter (Carlisle) beat A. B. Vallack, F. N. Young.
Mitchell (Hermes), Second XI. v. Police R.C. (at Merrill (Carlisle) beat Boy New- Happy Valley).-W. W. Macken-man (Carlisle), who gave up in zie (captain), C. L. R. Becher, round 3. Cook Cooper (Hermes) W. B. Cornaby, C. T, Fowle, H. bent Boy Greig (Hernes) who re- Griffin, L. D. McNicoll, D. E. G. tired in round 1. Nicholson, H. V. Parker, D. B. Peat,
J. A. H.
O. Skinner.
Plummer,
Semi-final:-Ldg. Stoker Carter (Carlisle) k.o. Stoker Davey (Am-" brose)-good loser's 14 pointin round 2 Cook Hoopan (Hermes) Joe Beckett, heavy-weight ex-beat A. B. Merrill (Carlisle). champion of England, stated on Welters... October 16 that he is prepared to Third roundA. B. Jackson meet the winner of the champion- (Hawkins) beat A. B. Reynolds ship fight between Phil Scott and (a.m. LS)-good loser's point Frank Goddard for £200, a-side, A. B. Baker (Hermes) walk-over provided that the National Sport-from J. R. Soares (Civilians). ing Club arrange and manage the Semi-final: A. B. Jackson. match.
(Hawkins) beat Lag Stoicer, White (Carlisle) B. Webb In the Aamy v Navy durity (Titania) beat A B. Baker football match at Sookumpoo this (Hermes),
afternoon the following players)
Middles
It is alleged that he retaliated when kicked in a recent match at Falmouth.
The Committee simultaneously suspended some. 20 other players. for various breaches at the rules.
BASEBALL'S BEST.
CHOICES FOR ALL- AMERICAN TEAM.
EXPERT'S SELECTION.
Writing in "Collier's" Grant- land Rice; the baseball critic selects his "All-American" team for 1925.
(A denotes American League; N. L. is National League).
Catchers, Cochrane, Philadelphia, A. L. Ruel, Washington, A. L. Hartnett, Chicago, N. L
Pitchers. Vance, Brooklyn, N. L Johnson, Washington, A. L. Coveleskie, Washington, A. L. Rommel, Philadelphia, A. L Yyde, Pittsburgh, N. L-
Cyril J. H. Tolley.
The celebrations conclude to morrow, with an amateur meeting, the first-ever-organised by Ox ford University..
A representative of. "The Sunday Nowa", was informed at 1, Mon- chester-square, that
Refineries. China Sugars. Malabon Sugars Mining,
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household.
Tronch Mines Ural Caspians
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Godowns, &c.
Viscount Hastings was going to Australia to superintend the man-K & K Wharves agement of the extensive property HK & W. Docks... his family owns there, but the trip has been postponed for a few days.
Lord Hastings, who was educated at Eton and Oxford, where he took his B.A. with honours in history, belongs to
a line that goes back to the Norman Conquest, and is heir to au caridom that dates back to 1669
The present, earl, who is a well, Robin Hood; the famous outlow, s known M.F.H., recently claimed
his direct ancestor.
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TOLLEY THE' BEST.
London, Nov. 7. At the Oxford golf celebrations on the Southfield course the re cord was broken four times.
Firstly, the former Oxonian, 1st B.-Sister, St. Louis, A. L.J. L. S. Vidler, went round in 76, 2nd B.-Hornsby, St. Louis, which was later equalled by the 1912 Oxonian captain, J. McDon nell, of Aberdeen.
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