1933-02-24 — Page 9

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL,

AGE SPORT PAGE DED

TSUI & TAM

FAVOURED

FOR FINAL

Cassumbhoy's Triumph Over Lai.

GOLDMAN AND LEONARD ELIMINATED

(By Ace.)

Three surprises were recorded in the Open Singles Championship yesterday when Lai Kwong-tsun, L. Goldman and J. W. Leonard were eliminated. All three players were expected to reach the quarter finals, but each disappointed his supporters by careless and listless exhibitions.

Tam Yoc-fong, the Hanci cham- pion, smashed his way to victory over "Lally" Goldman, the Club champion. The Chinese player's forehand was working admirably, and it was in this department that he excelled, his back-hand being surprisingly poor. Goldman, how- ever, played into his hands by pre- ferring a base-line duel instead of attempting to entice his opponent to the net where he was noticeably weak. His carelessness also paved the way for Tam.

THE RESULTS.

"HIE following were the detalled THE

scores:-

Open Singles-Third Round.

Tam Yoc-fong beat L. Goldman

8-6, 6-1.

1. A. Casaumbhoy beat Lai

Kwong-tsun 6-4, 6-3,

S. A. Rumjahn beat Y. Hachiuma

6-1, 6-4.

Taul Wal-pul beat II. J. Arm-

strong 6-1, 6-2.

Open Singles Second Round.

D. H. Hazell beat J. W. Leotard

4-6, 6-4, 6-3.

Open Doubles-Second Round. Io Tak-check and In Tak-laws

beat Ng Kam-chuen und Taal Ping-fan 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Club Championship-First Round.

F. C. Hyde beat J. H. McBride

6-4, 6-3.

TO-DAY'S TENNIS

.

Interesting Doubles

Programme..

C. R. C. CHAMPIONS' DEBUT

N interesting Open Doublen programme has been drawn up for to-day when three very fine" combinations will be seen in ac- tion.

younger

ment 48

bio

Ho Ka-lau and Yew Man-kit, the Chinese R.C. pair who beat the Goldman played below standard, Rumjahn cousins in the "A" Divi- but he fought desperately hard for sion of the Lengue last summer, are the first set. His overhead work, making their debut. They should however, failed him at crucial easily account for a very much moments, and he was played to a

and more inexperienced stand still before Tam won at 8-6.pair in Leonard and Hachluma. After the first set the game was a The former player is de- walk over, for Goldman was tiring finitely off form at the mo- rapidly in the face of well placed

game against and good length forehand driving: Cassumbhoy yesterday clearly show- while Tam was gaining confidencefed, and Hachiuma can hardly be with every game.

expected to hold the Chinese pair) Tam will now meet either M. W., by himself. Lo or Wong Fook-nam for right of entry into the Semi-Final Round, and I think he will just win. He will be altogether too fast for Lo, the 1929 champion. He will probably figure in the Final,

.

Goldman and Fincher, last year's finalists, should beat Monaghan and Holmes by a comfortable margin, though their indifferent display against Lee Wai-tsoi and Luk Ding- cheong in the First Round has given for optimism regarding

no cause

The brilliant overhead work of their challenge for the title this

J. A. E. Cassumbhoy, coupled with year.

his remarkable steadiness, com

Ng Sze-kwong and Tsui Wai-

the happy blending of pletely demoralised Lal Kwong-pul,

and youth, should Laun, the 1932 Malayan finalist, | experience and he was well beaten in straight evercome W. C. Hung and Chiu

Chun-chiu, the C.R.C. "B" Divi

seta.

necessary

Lai was careless and his shots sion pair, though an upset would lacked The

sling to occasion no surprise. If the latter trouble his versatile opponent. Hepair gain the advantage Cassumbhoy greatly disappointed against a left-and Razack did in the First Round, handed player who puzzled him they can be depended on to force it throughout. His play at the net home.

was weak, while he often allowed Hazell and Williams should ac

the count for Chan So and Ho Wal- Cassumbhay to draw him to

nel to be beaten easily by a deep Job.

now

meet Cassumbhay will either lu Tak-cheuk or D. S. Green and should easily qualify for the Semi-Final Round.

There

are only

two

GRAND

NATIONAL

STARTERS

Early Acceptances And Weights.

London, February 1. HE acceptances with weights For the Grand National, to be

run on March 24, are as follows:--

Remus

Colliory Band Forbra Flambent Alpine Hut

Inverse

Dolaneige Destinbay

WRESTLING

CHALLENGE

The China Mail Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

Hockey-Mamak Hockey

Signala v. Veteran

(Marina, 4.15 p.m.);

Friendly Matches.

Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" y. Jat

Regiment

(King's Park, 5.15 p.m.) TO-MORROW

Cricket-First Division Indian R. C. v. Army (L) University v. Hong Kong C. C. (L) - Kowloon C. C. v. Craigengewer (L)",

Second Division

Police v. Navy ( Craigangover v. Kowloon C.C. (L) Civil Service v. University (L) Hong Kong C. C. v. RA.5.C. (L)

Hockey-Caer Clark Cup Central British Association v. St.

Andrew's Club

Club de Recroio v. Y.M.C.A.

Mamak Tournament. Police v. Radio Sports Club

(U.S.R.C., 4.16 p.m.) Racing

Home And Away Soccer Tables To Date

FIRST DIVISION.

HOME

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pta. .13 16

22 Arsenal (7)

2 2-48 20

27 Wednesday (3) ........18 120 3 35 14 Aston Villa (5) 2.15 12 3.0 49 25 24 Newcastle U. (11) 15 11 2 2.35 17 24 West Bromwich (6) 15-11- 2 36 16 24 .13 8 1 6 36 19 22 Derby C. (15) Kuddersfield (0) .14 8

3 18 16 "Leeds U. (-) Sunderland (19)

Blackburn R. (16) Everton (4)

Portsmouth (8)

Sheffield U. (7)

S

Bool (28)

(10)

W. (17)

9 3

Annual Race Meeting

(Happy Valley, 2.30 p.m.)

Rugby

Army v. Volunteers

(Sookunpoo).

Yachting

Manchester C. (14) Chelsea (12) *Wolves (1) Middlesbro (18) Leicester C.

8 4

24 6 6

(10) 24 4

14

Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's First Corinthian Race for racing yachts.

SUNDAY Golf

Completion of fifth round

of Royal

Hong Kong Golf Club's Admiral's Cup Competition and final of Junior Championship.

Hantiag

Fanling Hunt Rounds Meet

Stake C. (3) Tottenham (8)

(17, Pine Tree Hill, 3.15 p.m.) Bury (6)

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING.

Sunday's Pairings.

The following aro the starting times the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Fanling on Sunday:

Swansea (18) Notts F. (11) Manchester U. (12) Millwall (9) Bradford C. (7)

Notta C. (16)

Fulham (-) Plymouth A. (4)

Bradford

AWAY

Goals Total

P. W. L. D. F. A.P. Pine 16 9 34 38 24 22 44 14 5 6 3 27 28 13 14 5 3 6 20 20 16 14 5 7 1 19

19 16 13 14 3 6 23 # 23 8

8

40

11 14 4 6 4 22 17 12 1 6 7 2 24 23 14

6 18 23 13 32 8 1

1 26 39 13 31

3 24 38

8 3 21

9 30

9 26

94 18 27 6 23

1 19 46

3

12.38

18 0 15 32

14 3 11 0 14 X5

15 1 10 4 18 40

13 9 1 16 1 11 3

SECOND DIVISION.

ROME

GORIE

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia. .1593 24 8 21 15 11 0 4 49 14 26 15838 16 24 15 14 1 30 9 28 19 16

18 9 33 32 21 21

13

Champion (14) 14 10 2 2

8 24 35

(17) .. Lincoln C. (-)...148 Port Vale (20)

Gregalach

12.7

Grackle

12.3

Coup de Chapeau

122

Golden Miller

122

Shaungollin.

121

11.12

Huioolloa

11.11

Kellsboro Jack

11.9

Heartbreak HI

11.9

11.0

11.8

11.8

11.6

Trouble Maker

11.0

Solanum

11.5

Coolinolagh

11.5

Marlencito

11.4

11.4

TOR JOHNSON,

Merriment Fourth

11.4

Ballesport

11.3

11.3

11.3

Clydesdale

11.2

JOHNSON'S

Trocadero

11.2

Egremont

11.1

Ballybrack

11.0

Holmes

10.13

Lone Eagle II

10.13

Southern Hero

10.12

Impudent Barney

10.12

Will Fight Daula Or Cross.

Annandale

10.10

Therase Apostasy

10.0

Society

10.8

Ottawa

10.7

Master Orange

10.7

Nearest

10.7

Slater

Cold Punch Aspirant Really Truc

10.7 10.7 10.7

10.7

Pelarus Jack

10.7

Chaddaford

10,7

Rufn

10.7

You Tell

10.7

Rockhill II

10.7

Ballyhanwood

10.7

Ox Close

10.7

Tor Johnson, the giant Swedish wrestler now residing at the Airlie Hotel, Kowloon, has issued, through the "China Mail”, a challenge to the winner of Sanday's bout be- tween "Tiger" Daula and Joe Cross. Johnson, who is 6 ft 5 ins and who tips the scale at 285 lbs., is stated to have been champion of Europe during 1925 and 1928. Last year he acted as coach to the Swe- dish wrestling team at the Olympic Games at Los Angeles. For some years he was gymnastic instructor 10.04. of the Stockholm Police.

of

for

9.32

"

9.36

9.40

0.44 9.48

J. S. Dykes, Major Wren. G. A. Leiper, D. J. Mackie. F. C. Mudle, P. S. Grant. Comdr. G. F. Hele,. R. K. Valentine.

9.52 - .. 9.65.

10.00

| 10.08

#1

R. A. Rodgers,

Steady Johnny

10.7

Guiding Light

10.7

Quiet Calm

10.7

Smokymoke

10.7

Johnson has also entered the box- ing ring, having fought with Primo 10.12 Carnera, the Italian heavyweight 10.16 champion, and Stribling.

Gerondal.

10.20

**

The Ace II

10.7

10.24

#

10.28

P

MR. J. E. NORONHA SUSTAINS 15.36

FRACTURED RIB

10.32

H

10.40

10.44

Recovers From Concussion

10.48

10.52

Ex

10.66

*

R. C. Webb, J. MacKnight.

Newport

Mr. J. E. Noronha Is pro- gressing well in the French Convent Hospital. covered from the sustained when he fell from Snappy Eve in the last race on Wednesday, but is

11.00

11.04

Ho was re- concussion

"

A. T. Lay, A. K. Mackenzie.

H

11.12

G. T. May, L. G. Allison.

23

111.16

11.20

suffering

11.04

0.

from a fractured rib.

ACCIDENT TO ROCKHILL

London, February 7. hing, while F. H. Kwok and S. W. In the Warwick Upton Handicap Liang should also enter the Third steeplechase to-day the Grand Na- Mr. Villar's tional candidate, Round.

singles Rockhill II fell and had to be matches. Ju Tak-cheuk should beat destroyed. The accident occurred D. S. Green, the K.C.C. "B" Division at the water jump in front of the player, and M. W. Lo should en- stands when Rockhill was lying After commencing his match in counter little difficulty against Wong second. The jockey was not hurt.

erratic

Denis A very

Fuk-nam, though the latter's Hazell, the only entrant who has played at Wimbledon, completely powers of recovery are extraordin-

arily good.

manner

dominated J. W. Leonard in the last two sels.

The loser was well off his game, his shots lacking both pace and positioning, and it was only the numerous mistakes made by Hazell that gave him the first set at 0-4. Instead of forcing home an early advantage Leonard preferred to play steady tennis which allowed his opponent to play. at the net. It was Hazell's work overhead that him the match.

won

Hazell will now meet Ho Ka- lau for right of entry into the quarter finals. If his forehand is working well and he does not allow his impetuosity throw discretion to the winds he should beat his steadier opponent.

Teul Wai-puf and Sirdar Rum- jahn secured easy victories to qualify to meet one another in the quarter finals.

Y. Hachiuma, the only Japanese entrant, had the champion guess- Ing once or twice, but his volley- ing and base line game were below standard. Taui casily accounted

player, his spin and aggressive

forehand drive completely break-

ing up Armstrong's game.

Tsui will beat Rumjaku,' in my

TO-DAY'S GAMES.

THE following are to-day's games

forecasted:

Open Singles Third Round. D. S. Green v Ju Tak-cheek. Wong Fuk-nam v M. W. La.. Open Doubles Second Round Chan So and Ho Wai-hing y

D. H. Hazell and W. E.

Williams.

G, Gamble and C. A. Wright.v F. H. Kwok and S. W. Linng. I. Goldman and E. C. Fincker T. C. Monaghan and C. E. Holmes, Ng Sze-kwong and Thai Wal-pul W. C. Kung and Chlu Chun-chiu,

Open Doubles-First Round, flo Ka-lau and Yew Han-kit v J. W. Leonard and Y. Hachiuma.

ITALIAN STARS WIN.

SOUTH INDIA LOSE BY ODD MATCH.

Madras, February 4.

HANDICAP

RACE EVENTS

TO-MORROW

Classification And Weights.

The following are the weights

and classifications in the four handicap rates on to-morrow's pro- gramme :-

It Is doubtful whether he will be able to ride again before the second half of the season.

Old Coares.

9.28 a.m. D. Forbes, K. S. Morrison. C. R. Bradley, C. B. Robertson.

0. Eager, H. C. Hopkini.

Preston N.E. (13)..14 6 2 24 30 #Grimsby T. (-) 15 6

West Ham U. (-) 14 8 2 4 44 23

23 17 14 14 4 4 6 Burnley (19)

1366 X 25 24 13 Oldham (6)

6 6 3

13 22 20

Charlton A. (16) ..14

AWAY

22

7 18

Goals Total P. W. L. D. F. A. Pta. Pte. 8 1 2 27 16 19 40 156 3 1 25 13 59 15 5 8 2 21 28 12

10 311

8 4 17

3 10 1 19

0 11

12

2 10 1 23

14 10 1 19

14 2 10 2 20

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

E. Davidson, M. H. Turner Brentford (5) H. G. Wallington, H. N. Norwich C. (10) Williamson.

D. J. Christie, R. C. Law. *Reading (2)

Exeter C. (7)

A. E.

Crystal

P.(0

HOME

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. .13 11 1 1

31

AWAY

Goals

Total

8

..15 11 18 35 13

25 25

1 11 2 1 38 11 23 .15 11

6221 25 14 8 2 3 31 17 19

4 7 4 21 29

P. W. L. D. F. A. Ps. 1'tu. 14 7 3 4 80 21 19 41 14 4 3 7 20 22 15

1 14 6 4 4 20 25 12 49

40

16 39

13

12 31

7 31

9 29

95.14

39

8 28

3 10 1 17 29

7 28

1 15 26

5 26

9.2

11

11 20

€ 26

20 38 10 26

.15

3. A. R. Selby, Merry or Coventry C. (12) ..15 12 383 17 Brighton (6) Dovey,

4 31 20 Southend U. (3) 812 9 J. C. Millar, D. S. Robb. Northampton (14) 18 10 9 8 3 40

38 20 Bournemouth (15),

8 2 5 27 18 21 23 29 18 .14 9 3 2 32 P.R. (13) 14 844 35

W. N. A. Smalley, H. Hampton,

Watford (11)

R.

(18)

J. F. Robinson, J. M. Edie Bristol

N. K. Littlejohn, T. G.

Monaghan.

A. C. I. Bowker, J. R. Collis

G. H. Wilson, J. Coulthart.

G.

E. B. Divert, IL. S. Torquay U Молвор.

781 19 34 17 37

$ 19. 86

2 20

218 41

10 11 SI

94 17 27

4

*Luton T (B) +Bristol C. (-)

{10

14.41 21

13 0 10 3 12 43

14 6

15 0 11 4 16 45

4 20

1 12 J

14 51

1 13 119 59

2 18

B. Evans, R. W. Taplin Cardif C.

D. W. Mulcahy, D. J. Valentine. Clapton O. (16)

L. A Colcraft, II. Spleer,

M. N. Cochrane, D. S. 8windon T. (17) Harley.

11.08 A. E. Lissaman, I. H. Gaare.

F. Syme Thomson, W., J.

Roberts.

G. W. Tolmie, J. C. Dunbar. Hall C. (8)

H. H. Beddow, G. W. Roes. Chester (3)

New Course.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).

Wrexham (10),

9.32 a.m. "Mrz, Wren, Major Greller. Gateshead (2)

940

0,48

0.56

20.04

£10.12

Home Football

Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Gerondal, Barrow (5)

Miss Munro, Mrs. Valentine.

1. A. Shaw, H. F. Summers.

C. (12)

HOME

Goalk

P. W. L. D.

F. A. Pt. .13 10 0 3 42 9 16 10 2 4 39 21

229 18 22 10 11 29 18

8 4

14 12 11 54 12 25

16 10

.14

Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Sommer14) 14

10 8 1 46 21

Mrs. Mackie, Mrs. Mackenzie.

Forecast

For To-Morrow

FIRST DIVISION

(4) v. Blackburn. (1) W. BROM.

The Grifins Spring Handicap: "A" ARSENAL Class: Coo Coo Bay (1657; May- Birmingham flower (161); Mignonette (160); Pok- CHELSEA (3) Bolton

(2) ▼ Derby - er Face (148) Solar Star (148); Everton Spotted Butterfly (160); Stourbridge HUDDERS. Street Binger (161); Tenorio FIELD (155)

(1) Middleboro (163) The Cavaller

LEICESTER C.(2) v Blackpool (165). The Grifins Spring Handicap: "I" MANCHER Class: Bootle (158) Double Face TEE C. (-) ▼ Leeds (150) Eak (161); Foolscap (153)

POBATH (2) ▼ Liverpool

NORTH-

(0) AMPTON (8) v Coventry (0) Queen's P.R. (2) ▼ NORWICH (0) SOUTHEND (1) v Reading (1) SWINDON (8) v Torquay

DIVISION (North).

*E, THIRD (1) ACCRING

TON

Rochdale (8) v Ros BARROW

v Carliste

··(8) (-) CHESTER

York Darlington (1) v TRANHERE (0) DONCASTER (8) v Kalifax GATESHEAD (2) ▼ WALE!! HULL (3) ▼ Hartlepools

(-) Barnsley (1) Mansfeld

New Brighton (0) v CREWE ROTHER. SECOND DIVISION. GA

HAM

Southport (2) (3) Manchester U (1)

(5) ▼ Wrexham

Glen Shee (155); Golly Eyes (155); Good is Good (151); Hazel Leaf (161); Sheffield U. Jack Sharkey (105); King's

Company BUNDER

LAND (156): Magnolia (150); Maria Petra (168); For ** (168): Spotted Leaf Wolves (148); Blickpast

Stag (166); (158) Wigan Happy Valley *A" Clasa: Ilandi. BURT.

The Italian tennis team won the head (145); wow (160); The Round-

Test" match against South Indis

The following were the

Widnes

Bradford Barnioy

(6) v Aston Villa

(8) ▼ Wednesday

Newcastle

(3) ▼ TOTTENHAM (0) StockporCOTTISH LEAGUE

(0) Chesterfield- Eve (145); LINCOLNY Fulham

BOWEEN (2) ▼ Partier

W

WEST HAM

for H. J. Armstrong, the Club here to-day by 3 matches tester (140) Don (58) Gold Key WILLWALL Charlton

NOTTS F. (8) Sertorio (Italy) beat C. Raman (168); Indiana (140); King's Bounty

wani 6-0, 6-1.

(185) King's Justice (185); Pride of Oldham

(1) + STOKE (150); Plymouth Stefani (Italy) beat Balagopal Tingiao (40); The

Valorous"(160).

Port Vale**** (2) v Notte Gr Hand! PRESTON- Valley Spring B

·Clam:--Adaz (155);. Als.

FIT SOUTHE

Gold Bar (140) Gold ins Gold Ring (166)

opinion, "and will go on to win the

6-4, 3-6, 6-3,

(-) ▾ Grimsby

(1)- Ayr FALKIRK (6) Dundee

Stirling

11

Α. (6) Walsall (16) Doncaster R. (15) "Southport (7)

19

3 2 43 19 20

26 21

13 28 19 15 5

3 10 41 42 22 15 11 2 2 43

10 13

11 3 2 41 19 18 83 2014

AWAY

Gorla

Tola!

P. W. L. D., F. A. Pia. Pts.

16 6 5 4 22 21 16 89

12 7 4 1 248 18 4 5 4 25 30

16

12 07

12 87

13.85

17

15.24

23

13 x1

76 18 25

10 31

14 3 7 4 26 28

10 21

487 81

7 30.

16 3.10 1 21 46

ED 29 1172

64 17 24 12 28

16 49

14 111 23 61 3. 7 3 19 25

ส 15. 0 13 19 61 16 3 3 32 42 7 23

(19) 10 2.2 25.11

1 3 39-22. 21 Hartlepools (13) 2.159.1 3 *Rochdale (21) ..16 43 20 23 15

Mansfield T. (1912 Hallifax T. (17) 14663 22 18 15

13 3.9 1 15447 19 17 45

13 3 10 0 12 31

Carlisle

U. (18)..

York C. (9)....14 6 8 428 Darlington (11) 14.8 5 New Brighton (20) 145 &

Motherwell (1) (1) | Rangers (2) (-) | "Hearta (8) (1) | Celtic (9)

*St. Johmetɔns (0)| Aberdeen (7) (1)| Hamilton A. (10)

Bt. Mirren (5) (0) | Partick (T: (0), (5))} Falkirk #

HAMILTON Third Lanark (8) Queen Park (16)

(1) HEARTS ::

KILMANAK PER

title. His base line game is better | Bylagopal (6. India) baat Bar. CHPERTAI. (150); N) RAMPTON (0) ♥ Bradford D. (13) Morto

than Rumjaha's, and his central over both his forehand and kick- hand strokes will cause the cham- Dion is remain away.

the net. in the steadier player, und

torio 6-8, 6-2,

6-3, 6-2,

Stefani (Italy) beat C. Hamas

wanf 6-1, 6-6e Balagopal, and Ramaswaal India) bext Del Bono De O. Stan

(8,

xandea

M

THIRD DIVISION (South) Skelter ALDERSHOT (-) ♥) Brighton 2

Coute Bourmouth (180) Halvellyn (da (10)salon Belek BORA

(182)}, King's

Talisman (160) Powerful King (150); Cleaton

Enappy Eve (165)1) The Crock (140) The Long (140) pe Walchule 14011

Whopper (140)

(2)

Celtic

WELL QUEEN'S PR. (3) ♥ Airdrie w

Klimarnock: (0)

(11): Bundan (9 (13)

ATE U. (17) (KRA (E(6) ▼ Omandenbeath (1) Morton (18)

ST. JOHN.

STONE: (-) ▼ 8t, Mirren Liho terma în capital lestess a

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

HOME

- fipals

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24.

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AWAY

Goale

825

P. W. L. D F. A. Pts. Piz 15 10 2 1 44 22 21 44 147.8 € 20 15 12 44 16 8 7 8.30 28 16 39 156 4 6 21 17 17 39

15 % 4 2 20 30 14 5.90 16 28

10 28 11 10

14 4:10 2 25 48 10 28

15.41 10 28- 19601126 35 16 2 14 321 374 25.

1 1 1 1 1 » 26 1 1 2 18 18

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