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“THE RUGBY HOOKER

IS A CHEAT." Yorkshire Desires "First Up First Down."

OLD TIME GLORIES.

scrums,

The Rugby Union Interna- tional Board's suggestion with regard to altering the existing rules governing scrummaging to "first up, first down," and so obviating specialising post-

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received Lions strong support at a meeting of the Committee of the Yorkshire Rugby Union at Leeds, "Mr. R. F. Oakes, the County secretary, said that the Board's re- quest was to go back to the old style of play and recaptare a good of deal of the, old-time glories Rugby Union forward play. Mo- dern scrummaging had done away with the forwards for which York- shire had been famous, and it was a terrible tragedy that such for- wards could not be produced now. "A hooker,' said Mr. Oakes, " nothing more or less than a cheat, and he knows it, and you know it too, but a blind eye has been turn- ed to that."

Several members spoke in sup

the idea. A resolution port of

the Yorkshire that members of Rugby Union Committee do verily, heartily, and loyally port the International Board's re- quest" was unanimously carried.

most sup-

LT. RYDER TEARS MUSCLE.

Medway Handicapped In Game Against Club.

LOWSON DROPS A GOAL.

A heavier and better balanc- ed pack gave the Club "A" fifteen victory over H.M.S Medway at the Valley yester- day by a goal, a dropped goal. and a try (12 points) to a try (3 points).

the departure of Owing to H.M.S. Devonshire the Medway very sportingly stepped into the breach and fielded a fifteen which included L Ryder and Lt. Linton two of last year's formidable Navy fifteen, together with Lt. Francis and Lt. Buckley,

The Navy were badly handicap- ped when Ryder tore a muscle in the early stages of the game and was forced to retire. Linton was taken out of the fum and played at full back for the rest of the game. He was playing his first game of the season and was not in very good condition, though he was responsible for saving the naval line on more than one occasion.

CAPT. MIREHOUSE FLOGS NAVY

"BOWLING TO COLLECT 64.

Capt. Barnett Plays Stylisk

Knock.

A hurricane innings for 64 by Capt. Mirehouse which in- cluded fourteen boundary hits was the feature of the Ser- vices' Cricket Trial at King's Park yesterday. Capt. Burnett played a good knock for 74 before he retired. Last year's Navy skipper hit eight boan-'' daries in his stylish innings.

Navy: 192 for 7 dec. (Lt. Marsham 27, Lt-Comdr. Skyrme 24, Capt. Burnett 14, Lt. Villiers 26). Army: 148 for 7 (Lt. Stock-

·FASTEST ROUND WORLD RACE.

Airships To Compete With Aeroplanes.

22,000 MILES COURSE.

A trophy for the fastest light round the world by a specified route has been presented for International competition by Prince Bibesco, the president of the Federation Internation- ale Aeronatique, Prince Bibes- co's trophy is open to planes of any kind, and älse to airships.

nero-

The course followed must take

in Karachi, Tokyo, San Francisco,

er 22, B.M. Trout 40. Capt.New York, and the start may be

Mirehouse 64, E.R.A. Hol- land 5 for 57).

China Mail

Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

Hockey-Mamak Tournament 24th Battery v. Tamar,

(King's Park 4.30). Cricket-H.E.C.C. Meeting at 5.80 p.m.

Meeting Yachting RHKY.C.

5.45 v.m.. TO-MORROW.

Hockey-Mamak Tournament 12th Battery v. German Club.

(Sookunpoo 4.30).

Friendly match

Club "A" V.

A.

(King's Park 5.15).

Tennis-Entries, close for Ladies'

Championships.

SATURDAY

Cricket League 1 Kowloon C.C. v. Army, Lengue II-

Police v. Civil Service C.C.

Friendlies

at

Indian R.C. v. Hong Kong C C. University Craigengewer C.C. Navy v. Civil Service C.C. Craigengewer II v. University II. Hong Kong C.C. II. v. Indian R.C. IL

Hockey-Mamak Tournament Radio v. Phoenix.

(Caroline Rill 4.30). Rugby Club Army (Valley 1.15) Shooting-H. K. Rife Club Meeting

2.30 p.m. Football--First Division. Athletic v. Navy (Club), Lincolns v. St. Joseph's (Chatham Road). Artillery v. Club (Sookanpoo). Kowloon v. Recreio (Kowloon). Second Division-

Eastern v. S. China (Caroline Hill). Kowloon v. Navy (Kowloon). Tsung Tsin y, St. Joseph's (Caroline!

Borderers v. Club (Soekunpoo). Athletic Lincolns (Club). Ewo v. Artillery (St. Joseph's). Third Division--

made from any of these cities, orj from London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, or Bucharest.

Course ensures The specified that a distance of about 22,000) miles will be flown, although it will not take competitors so far south as the Equator. The trophy will first be won by the competitor whe completes the circuit at an average speed of at least 100 kilometres (6241 miles) per hour. Mesars Post and Gatty, two American air fren, made a round-the-world fight of about 16.500 miles in 8 days, an average speed of about 80 m.p.h The trophy can be won subsequent. ly by exceeding the previous best speed in this contest by at least 50 per kilometres (about 21 miles) hour.

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Dirigible's Chance. Competitors will be required to land, in addition to refiteling land, cities. Jings, at the four specified

and they must finish at the aero drome from which they started. There is no rule against refuelling in the air:

Since every stage of this course has been flown several times al ready, there is no reason why Prince Bibesco's trophy should not soon be won for the first time, the average speed for the first win be! ing very moderate, and one that will not demand "a great 'deal of night Aying. An airship can con tinue to travel day and night for considerable time, and this class of aircraft may well be a serious rival of the aeroplane in this con test until the winning speed has been put up by, progressive per- formances to 100 m.ph. or so..

is the Prince Antoine, Bibesco husband of Lady Elizabeth As-

R.A.F. v. Signals (Recralo). Athletic v. RA.SC. (Athletic). Lincolns v. Recreio (Chatham Road), quith (a daughter of the late Eart St. Joseph's v. Radio (St. Joseph's). of Oxford and Asquith). He was formerly in the Roumanian Diplo University v. Taikoo (Athletic).

matic Service.

Shanghai Amateur Boxers

Defeat Team From H.M.S. Kent

Shanghal, Oct. 21.

There was no score at the con- clusion of a very even first half, though the Medway had a glorious

AB, Shea, 150, beat A.B. Newall, opportunity when one of their centres had the line at his mercy The Shanghai amateur boxing 156, in a special bout after three and decided to drop at goal instead team defeated a team from H.MS great rounds of fighting, The throughout. of going through on his own. In Kent by 4 bouts to 8 at the Union men showed good style and ex- the second half the Club' were Jack Club Hall last night before a changed willingly given the lead by Lowson who got capacity crowd, Two knock-outs, Although Newall was the better over for an unconverted try one technical knock-out, and one boxer, judging his blows and cau- Shortly after Lowson dropped disqualification featured the even- tious, Shea was stronger and quicker The two landed heavily ing's entertainment, good" goal to place the Club 7 points in the lead. The Medway an decreased the lead with a try in Geoffrey HP Fowler, runner with Shes getting in many leit the corner, but the Club went fur-up in the Public Schools middle and right swings as Newall was ther ahead in the last minute of weight championship of England, content to cover up,

when Turner broke displayed devastating power in his AB. Baldwin, 184, beat Pte. through to score a brilliant try terrifle blows when he knocked Brown, 129%, East Lanes, in a out A.B. Wileman in the third good fight. Brown took plenty of which Rigg easily converted.

punishment but managed to end round of the main event Having a distinct advantage Short but stocky, Wileman, 152, the fight on

his fest against only seven forwards the was outweighed by 11 pounds, but Club pack played well both in the he put up the gamest scrap of the Stoker Petty Officer Robinson, night and gained the best loser's 128, outclassed R-B Foster Kemp, 134% to win his fght easily. In Turner to set his line in motion Sergeant Poole of the Folice, the first round Robinson knocked 161, beat Leading Stoker Bartlett, Kemp all over the ring. Foster- 152, after an extra round, to win Kemp was too dazed and he lost This head, retreating by staggering the best

first two back. He went down and on get 189

wasting up Hobinson gave him the fed for holding A.B.

ddle of

the game

tight and the loose scru

and gave Macintosh

tunity to open up therame

Of the Medway three-quarters Francis and Buckley were most prominent in a line which rave good display of quick open passing. The game was well controlled by Sure. Corbett

K.G.C CAPTAIN'S CUP

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After leading In rounds, Posdy

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