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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928.

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YACHTING

SPLENDID WEEK-END

SPORT

NAVY V. R.H.K.Y.C..

TEST MATCH

SPLENDID FORM SHOWN BY ENGLAND

BIG SCORE

BOXING

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HOME SOCCER

TOURNAMENT AT THEATRE SATURDAY'S EXCITING LEAGUE

ROYAL

TWO BIG FIGHTS

MATCHES

POINTS DROPPED

EXCHANGES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

2/- Y 2/- 5/16"

On London- Bank, wire Bank, on demand ... Only the Rangers, among the Bank, 30 days' sight The third boxing tournament of the season was held on Saturday leaders, were able to continue thair Bank, 4 months' sight 2/4 night at the City Hall. The at- commanding lead on Saturday, all Credits, 4 months' tendance, in view of the attrac-the others dropping points. As a

Bight tions afforded, was not up to the result several Important changes

have been affected in the tables. Documentary 4 months'

In the First Division both Wed-

sight.1.

On Paris. nesday and Derby failed__while

On demand away from home and Blackburn,

Credits, 4 months' who paid a successful visit to Man-

sight... United, regained lost chester

There was a very Interesting Australia's early hopes of get-usual standard. contest between the Royal Navy ting England out fairly cheaply and the Royal Ilong Kong Yacht were dished to the ground when Club yesterday, which was won by a record stand was made by the the Senior Service, both in the visitors at Brisbane, Hendren and morning and the afternoon. Larwood putting on 124 runs for

the eighth wicket.

The yachts sailed by the Royal Navy in the morning were sailed by the Club in the afternoon, and the scoring was as follows:-1at yachi 17 points, 2nd 16, 3rd 14,

and so on.

The Morning Race The starting gun was fired at 11.10 am, the course being Club line west to cast (start), then Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rock (S), Channel Rocks (8), Mark on Line (S), Cust Rock Buoy (9), with the finish at the Club. 6.2 miles.

Then a sensation followed be- cause four of Australia's best batsmen were beaten by Larwood and Tate with only 40 runs up on the board for the home team. The Australians added four runs without further loss before stumps were drawn on the second day of the First Test Match.

Those who stayed away, how- ever, missed a first-class night's entertainment. Every fight on the bill was a "hummer"--and although there might be better boxers on the Coast, there cannot be better triers.

The arrangements, as usual, were admirable. The whole pro- gramme went off without a hitch, and a crowd of "fans" went home perfectly satisfied with a good night's aport.

won

Marine Fraser and Hall both their fights. Supporting events were gamely contested.

In the

"Titania," Distance,

After some exciting racing the contest resulted as follows:-

Royal Navy RH.K.Y. Club

Pos. Pts.

Pos. Pts.

710

4 13 G2

1

Y1

Y3

2 15 Y8...

16 1

Yo

1

17 Y2

8 9

11

12

5 14

6 11

€3

14

3 Y4

3 14

YD

13

4..G4

15

2

13....

11

6 G6

6 12

GI

10

7 YG

9

8

Total

70 Total.. 67 The Afternoon Race

In the afternoon, the starting gun wont at 2.55 p.m., the course being Club line west to east to Channel Rocks (P), Cust Rocks Buoy (S), and Kowloon Rock (S), finishing at the Club, distance 6.5 milės,

The Navy got still further ahead, the result being:

Royal Navy

Pos. Pts.

R.H.K.Y. Club

Pos. Pts.

R 14 Y1... 6 11

1 17

D.N.F.

7 10

G2

Y8

15 2 Y3

Y2

2

15 УБ

14

9

8 11

Y4

4

13 G3

.19 4

G4

12

G YO

14 3

G6

8

9 13

5 12

YO

11

@ GÌ

10

7

72

64

70

67

Ng

Grand Total 142 Grand Total

So far Hendren and Larwood have earned the highest honours in England's determined attempt to relain the Ashes. Outstanding features are enumerated below,

England's total

521- against steady bowling-of which 249 were scored on Saturday by the overnight "not outs' and the "tail" batsmen.

was

were drawn on When stumpa Saturday, Australia were 477 runs

The soldier had a

first bout, Pte. Hume (129 lbs.) of the K.O.S.B. fought Stoker Illingworth (125) of H.M.S.

good right hand, which he tried to land re-

but he WAS peatedly,

up very good defence. against a After two rounds, Illingworth, threw up the sponge.

Pte. Carney (139) v. Stoker Yarnell (1401⁄2).

In arrear with six wickets to go.

"Patsy" Hendren of Middlesex This was a real fight from the and Larwood, the Notts, fast bowl-word "go." er who is on his maiden tour down South, were the heroes of the day. Features in the day's play

were:-

Hendren's second century against Australis.

His first in Test cricket in Australia.

His highest score in Tesis against Australia

South Africa.

or

A record eighth wicket part- nership, between Hendren and Larwood, for England against Australia.

The first time an English eighth wicket partnership has reached three-figures, whether In England or Australia.

England's sixth highest aggre- gate against Australia.

Capture of three wickets cut of four by Larwood at an early stage in his opening Test game in Australia.

The two boya ex- changed rights, both looking for a knock-out.

In the following rounds Carney tried a right swing repeatedly, but without effect. Yarnell was always the aggressor, but Carney showed superior ring-craft.

The verdict, on aggression, was given to Stoker Yarnell.

A.B. Chamberlain (149) v. Pte. Woolley (150),

Woolley, in this bout, adopted a peculiar stance, and had his man puzzled for the first few rounds.

Chamberlain, an orthodox boxer, went out for the verdict in the con cluding rounds, and got it.

On Solar Plexus L.S. Hall. (196) (134).

?

v. A.B. Castle

The main event of the evening started with fireworks. It was touch and go between the two.

In round two, the boxers were ordered to their corners, Hall hav

The weather was brilliant, if hot,ing had the best of the exchanges. when play resumed on Saturday morning, the second day.

The wicket was fast.

The attendance had increased to 13132,000.

Saturday's Events Nineteen racing yachta took part in Saturday's Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's all for Challenge Cups.

.

England's overnight score was 272 runs for 5 wickets, wicket having fallen at 217 runs.

the last

Hendren (52) and Chapman (39), the overnight not outs, continued England's 1st innings.

The course was as follows:- Lyemun Beacon (P), Kowloon

The English batsmen did by no means well in the opening stages. Rock (P), Mark in Quarry Bay (P) and Channel Rocks (P). Dis-Two wickets fell for only 47 run

But the stand came after that, just tance 8.9 miles.

(Continued on Page 11.)

The Handicap Class yachts start- ed at 2.25 p.m., the Gaels at 2.30 p., and the Heyward Heys at 2.35 p.m.

Three other yachts took part in a separate race, over the same course, starting at 2.40 p.m., and actually managed to finish before some of the earlier starters.

Results:

Handicap Class

Colleen (2nd)

TIME.

HOCKEY

H.K. LADIES DEFEAT:

KOWLOON

Round 3-Castle came back strongly. Hall tried to force the ight, but could not find his ob- jective an even round.

Round 4-Hall out for a deci- sion. Castle fought back, and there ensued a toe-to-toe exchangé of blows. A good round, with honours even.

Round 5-Both playing for a knock-out Honours even.

· Round 6-An` even round, with Hall always after decision. Castle fighting back. An even round.

Round Castle came out to fight, and Hall, in a flurry of blows, caught him on the solar plexus Hall was declared the winner.

Fraser Wins

Marine Fraser (146) of H.M.S. "Tamar" v. A. B. Moore (148) of H.M.S. "Cumberland."

Playing on the Hong Kong

The main event of the evening. Hockey Club's ground at King's started with Fraser boring into his Park on Saturday afternoon, the opponent. At the end of the first Finishing Corrected

4.13.59 4.12.30 Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club round, Fraser looked like 4.13.01 4:07.05 defeated the Kowloon Ladies' winner, 4.09.20

4.09.20

(K.B.5.F.P.A.) Hockey Club by the 4,23,31 4.10.00 La Linda (181) 4.10.60 4.08.23 Dorothea (4th) ... 4.17.11 4.11.15

Gael Class

Diana (5th)

Rolla (3rd)

Falcon (6th)

·

TIME. Finishing Corrected Pierrette (2nd) ... 4.32.07 4.28.24 4.47.19 4.37.45 4.94.03 4.28.07

Viking (3rd) Joan (1st)

Heyward Heys

TIME. Finishing Corrected Why Wonder (5th) 4.41.25 4.41.20 4.42.25 4.38.47 4.36.49 4.35,164.35.16

Wings (5th)

Bluenose (lat)

4.42.25 4.33.47 4.30.40

Boojum (3rd) Speedwell (2nd)

Zephyr (4th) Lole (7th)

4.48,50 4.18,00 4.49.18

4.43.32

Separate Race

Alien (ist) Daphne (2nd) Halcyon (3rd)

TIME.

an easy

The second round was even both odd goal in five in an interesting men obviously out for a fight.. game, before a large crowd of spectators.

In the

third round Fraser

him down, after an exchange of

ground.

The featuro of the Second Division. was the large number of drawn games.

On Berlin--

On demand

2/1 4

2/1 %

1257%

1332

On New York- On demand

49% Credits, 60 days' sight 50% Luton, in the Southern Section,

On Bombay... give way in the top position to wire Plymouth, Northern Section. Brad-On demand ford City displace Wrexham, by On Calcutta- virtue of a better goal average. Wire Stockport also go above the former On demand leaders.

The Rangers maintain their On, demand aplendid lead.

Division I. Aston Villa 2, Everton 0. Burnley 4, Portsmouth 1. Bury 2, Huddersfield 1. Cardiff 1, Birmingham 4. Leeda 0, Sunderland 3. Lelcester 1, Arsenal 1. Liverpool 3, Derby 0. Manchester U. 1, Blackburn 4. Newcastle 4, Bolton 1.

Sheffield U.. 1, Manchester 3. West Ham 3, Wednesday 2.

Division II.

Hull 2, Chelsea-2. Middlesbro' 1, West Brom. 1.. Millwall 8, Swansea 0. Notta. County 3, Bradford S. Oldham 1. Clapton 1.

Port Vale 1, Blackpool 0. Preston N.E. 8, Notts. Forest 2 Reading 2, Bristol. C. 1.- Southampton 0, Stoko 0.

· Tottenham 2 Barnsley 0. Wolves 2, Grimsby 2.

Division III. (South)

· Bristol R. 2, Norwich 0.. Crystal Pal. 2, Merthyr 0. Fulham 2, Northampton 1. Gillingham 1, Luton 0. Newport 2, Southend 2.. Plymouth 3, Coventry 0. Queen's P.R. 2, Charlton 2. Swindon 3, Bournemouth 3. Torquay 4, Brentford 1... Walsall 7, Exeter 2. Watford 2, Brighton 1.

Division III. (North) Accrington 2, Rochdale 2. Bradford C. 5, Southport 0. Carlisle 1, Wrexham 1. Crewe 1, Doncaster 1. Halifax 1. Nelson 2. Hartlepools 5, New Brighton 2. Lincoln 0. Darlington 0. Rotherham 2, Chesterfield 0. Stockport 7, Sth: Shields 1. Tranmere 8, Ashington 2. Wigan 2, Barrow 1.

Scottish League Aberdeen 4, Hamilton 1.

Airdrie, Hibernians - Ayr 1, Rangera 3. Celtic 0, St. Johnstone 0. Falkirk 2, Kilmarnock 2. Hearts 4, Third Lanark 1. Motherwell 5, Cowdenbeath 1. Partick T. 2, St. Mirren 4. Queen's Park 2, Dundee 4. Raith R. 3, Clyde 0.

*Unplayed,

"FLYING FINN ”·

NURMI BECOMES A PROFESSIONAL

New York, Dec. 2.. The "Flying Finn,” Larpin

came out to get his man, and put Nurmi, has turned professional and Miss M. Woolley notted the first blows. Moore was, saved by the is reported to have signed a year's goal for Kowloon some 15 minutes gong, after being down

for the contract with Tex. Rickard-Reu- after the commencement. The second time.

ter's American Service..

| lead thus gained was short lived, Mias D. Stanion equalising for

Moore was groggy on resuming and took three counts of five, seven and six seconds.

Hong Kong. By a fine sole effort, Miss M. Woolley again gave Kow loon the Icad. The game was very fight. even at this stage, Miss E. Bell

The referee then stopped the

The loser was given an ovation

of the two, looked like a winner in the first two rounds.

McConnell recovered in the third

round, and blocked his opponent's

netting for Hong Kong soon after. on leaving the ring for his plucky efforts very smartly.

With Hong Kong attacking most night.

of the time in the second-half, MissStanton, by an individual; effort, put Hong Kong in the lead.

Bandeman

Soldier & Sailor

McConnell (119) Finishing Corrected No further scoring took place, and of 2nd K.O.S.B...Y, A.B. Lunnon

4.40.38 4,40.38

the final whistle blew with play lo(126) of H.M.S. "Cumberland.” 4.42.30 4.42.30 4.44.49 4.44.40

mid-field.

McConnell showed a really pretty left hand in the 5th, and kept Lunnon at bay. By

The end came, after a fierce fight, with A.B. Lunnon the win-

The sailor, obviously the stronger ner,

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Brussels

Berlin

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London, Yesterday.

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