1932-10-20 — Page 8

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1932.

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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

"FIRST UP, FIRST DOWN" RUGBY

INTERPORT ·

TENNIS

PROGRAMME|

Revised Fixtures For Week-End.

DINNER DANCE AT PENINSULA ON MONDAY,

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The programme of matches for the Lawn Tennis Interport between Hong Kong and Shanghai at the K.C.C. over this week-end has been {revised.

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The following is the new pro- gramme:

Saturday:

2 p.m.--Gay " Cheng, v. E. C.

Fincher,

3.45 p.m.-J. L. Wade and R. Canavarro V. M. K. and al. W. Lo.

Sunday: "

10.30 a.m.-Gordon Lum v. S. A.J

Rumjahn.

China Mail Sports Diary.

TO-DAY.

AQUATICS — Argylla v. Lin- coins (Y.M.C.A. bath)

HOCKEY-Mamak Shield-Par- thian v 4th Batty. (U.S.R.C. 4.90).

..

BOWLS-Interport Dinner (Lane, Crawford's).

RACING-Entries for, Fanling Hunton Race. Club Autumn Meeting close at noon. SWIMMING — Meny

Harbour Swim.

TO-MORROW. HOCKEY-Club "A"" v. Y.M.C.A.

SATURDAY. CRICKET Army v. Civil Ser vice: Recreio v. Civil Service I: University v. St. Joseph's: Police v. D.B.S..

HOCKEY-Mamuk Shield-Wis- hart v. Radio (Caroline Hill 4.80). BOWL 3—Craigengower CC. closing day.

TENNIS-Hong Kong v. Shang- hai (K.C.C. 2 p.m.)

RACING-Twelfth Extra Meet- ing at Valley.

FOOTBALL-First Division St. Joseph's v. Borderers

2 p.m.-J. L. Wade v. Taui Wai-Joseph's ground.

pui.

3.43 p.m.-Lum and Cheng v.

H: D. and S. A. Rumjahn..

A special bus service will operate on both days half an hour before) the commencement of the first game and will last "until half an hour after the last match has concluded,

The Interport Tennis Dinner Dance will held at the Peninsula Hotel on Monday for which there jare a limited number of tickets at $10 inclusive. Tickets for this {function can be obtained at the

Peninsula to-morrow.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.

Final Acceptances Give Field Of 33.

TO BE RUN ON OCTOBER 26.

The following are the final ac- ceptances and latest betting for the Cambridgeshire to be run at Newmarket on October 26:

21/4 Dorigen (t. and o.) 10/1 Totalg (t. and o.) 100/7 Glannarg (offered).

17/1 Andrea (offered). 18/1 Andrea (taken). 18/1 Double Arch (offered). 22/1 Double Arch (taken).' 13.1 Diamantee (offered). 72/1 Beneficial (t. and o.) 22/1 Diolite (t. and.o.) 22/1 Pricket (t. and o.) ^. 2541 Ada Dear (offered). 33/1 Wyvern (t, and o.)

33/1 Royal Athlone (t, and 33/1 Slipper (t. and o.). 3/1 Galdenais (offered). 40/1 Galdennis (taken).. 33/1 St. Oswald (offered). 40/1 Thaouka (offered).^» 66/1 Duodecagon (t. and o.) 66/1 Seacat (offered). 100/1 Seacat (taken).

Abbotsworthy. Alluvial. The Pen. Great Scot. Venturer.. Rear Admiral. Pal of Mine. Seraph Boy.. Becti. Apperley. Blandearna.

Scattercash.

Leicester Lane.

Pullover.

Pharaoh III.

OVERSPECIALISATION BY FORWARDS.

SLACKNESS OF REFEREES.

Bombshell Dropped By International Board.

London, Oct. 12.

A statement" of the utmost interest to Rugby footballers has been issued by the Inter- national Rugby Board.

It is. in effect, a sweeping con- demnation of modern scrummage. methods, and is aimed particularly at the generally accepted practice of allotting fixed places to indivi- dual forwards. in, the tight scrum- mage.

Forward Specialization The Board has come

to the conclusion that this forward specialization lies at the root of the deterioration, in the standardi thef of play which was evident in St four home Unions last season. They have, therefore, issued a plea to 'players, referees and clubļ officials urging them in the strongest terms to abide strictly by the spirit and letter of the serummage laws, and to return. first down."" to the old principle of "First Up,

Recreio v. Lincolns at King's Park. Navy v. Artillery at KF.C. Club v. Kowloon ón Club ground.""

Second Division. Club v. Eastern on Club ground. St. Josephia. „Kovloon on St Joseph's ground.

South China v. Tsung Tsin Caroline Fill.

Navy v. Borderern at K.F.C.. Artillery v. Athletic at Sookunpon. Lincolns v. Ewo at Chatham Road.

Third Division. .

ground.

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In their circular the Board states:-

"The Boat are of the opinion. Radio v. RA.F. on Athletic's ground that the difficulties, arising es Recreio v. South China at King'specially in and about the scrum- Park.

mage. are largely, if not entirely, Engineers. Athletic ht Soukanpoo. due to the practice of over Signals v. Lincolns at Chatham Road specialization by forwards, such Taikoo v. St. Joseph's on Athletic's 23 securing a fixed formation in which leads, scrummage, Borderers v. Univeralty on Navy the ground.

among others, to the following abuses: putting the ball into the) scrummage so as to allow players | to get into set places, and throwing the ball into the serummage with unnecessary force.

SUNDAY"

ATHLETICS-South China A.A. Meeting (Caroline Bill 10 m.)

CRICKET-University v. Volun- teers (Pokfulam 11 am.).

FOOTBALL — Interport Trial (Club ́ground 4 p.m.).

HOCKEY Mamak Shield -- University v. Incognitos (Caroline. Hill 10 a.m.); Police, Kowloon Indians (Marina 4.50 p.m.).

TENNIS-Hong Kong v. Shang- hat (K.C.C. 10.30 mm.).

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Not in Best Interests. "They are further of the opin lon that, since the introduction of Axed formation In the scrum. mages, the standard of forward. play in the four home Unions has seriously deteriorated. and that such formation is not in the best interests of the game or the players themselves.

(Continued on Page 9.)...

Revised Code Will Govern

Season's Hockey Schedule

London. merest tyro, the clauses now being The coming hockey season will split up into (a), (b), (c), etc. with start with a revised code of play-full penalty explanations. o.)ing rules, and there is the keenest One or two additions have been

interest being evinced as to what made, notably that the interval; more than five alterations in phraseology have shall not exceed been made, and whether, any fresh minutes; the hockey ball has been additions have been introduced. fully explained, and its maximum The International Board met last circumference is 9-inches and the May, and after long deliberation, minimum 8 13-16 inches, and prac- I decided to appoint a 'small sub-tically any ball. the centre of committee charged with the full which is composed of cork and responsibility of re-writing the twist, is now legal, even though entire code.

any other kind of Sall can be used

It may be said at once that the by mutual agreement between the efforts of the Board have been captains. There is one important crowned with complete success, addition to Rule 10, clause (d) and when the rules are published, which enacts that the foot or leg as they will be shortly, it will be must not be used, to support the noted that there has been a redue stick in tackling an opponent, or tion in the number of the rules even to resist him..

from 23 to 20. This has been

brought about by the deletion of

Rules 18 and 14, relating to

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"Sticks" and "Undercutting."

tails about the latter have.

MOTE

H.K.C.C. TRIAL.

The following have been selected

become embodied in Rule 10, which to play in the second H.K.C.C. Trial Airpocket, which finished lame is the new General Details rule on Saturday at 2 p.m.:

after the Cesarewitch and which which also includes rough and dan⠀⠀⠀ A. W. Hayward (captain), J. P. was entered for the Cambridge-gerous play, thus avoiding the Whitham, J. E. Fotter, G. E. R. shire has been destroyed. Reuter.necessity of continuing with Rule Divett, A. Reid, P. E. Baskett, L, A.

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Whippa, A. H. Harbord, P. W. J. There is one, disappointment, Planner, A. D. Lowson, and D. S. however, and it will be a keen dia-Harley E. J. R. Mitchell (captain), W. V. Field easily led the field appointment with umpires and A. C.. Beck, E. R. Duckitt, G. S. in the Police Reserve rifle practice other experts who have urged its Dunkley, H. J. D. Lowe, L. A. B.

POLICE RESERVE SHOOT.

on the Kowloon Tong range on entire abolition from the code. Duncan, A. K. Mackenzie, R.R. Sunday when he returned an ag- That is the retention of hooking Davies, L. D. Kilbee, C. E. Gahagan, gregate total of 81 for the three sticks. It was generally agreed and J. A. H. Plummer. ranges of 300, 500 and 600 yards. that this should be swept away,

P. Fletcher was second with 76, but for some ulterior reason, the scored out of 125,

ELIOT: HALL LOSE.

Board has, apparently, not seen

eye to eye with the experts.

retention is unpopular, and it

SUNDAY CRICKET.

The Hong Kong Volunteers will

seems to be the only reasonable ad- be represented by the following in Eliot Hall, the Hostel championsverse criticism one can advance in their match against the University

of the Hong Kong University ten a work which calls for the utmost at Pokfulam on Sunday at 2 pa

nis league, were's defeated.

"Best" in "En exhibition

Pokfulam yesterds

LH: N. Lee and

the champions' single set

admiration, and

ernational Bos

shows that the AC Beck (captain); J. VE. been ex- Richardson, N. A. E. Mackay; F. enting a Baker J. E. Potter, A., D. Lowson; should RR. DAVIS, LD. Ellbes, W. Stoker F Goodwin and J. C. Lyal.

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