1933-02-25 — Page 10

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

AAGE SPORT PAGE DR

HACHIUMA

FILLS HONDA'S

POSITION

BRILLIANT PLAY IN THE DOUBLES

Chinese R.C. No. 1 Pair Eliminated.

NG SZE KWONG'S GENERALSHIP

(By Ace.)

The surprisingly fine play of Y. Hachiuma was responsible for the first big upset in the Colony Doubles Championship. He and J. W. Leonard, the Craigengower "B" Division pair, defeated Ho Ka-lau and Yew Man-kit, the C.R.C. No. 1 pair and Interport combination, yesterday at the H.K.C.C. by scores of 6-1, 7-5.

The little Japanese player was deadly overhead, and his aggres- sive display completely broke down his opponents' steadiness. His service was working perfectly and he found his true form with his forehand driving. He was also brilliant at the net.

Leonard never showed his best form; and in the second set cracked up badly. Hachiuma's effort in the face of such adds was extremely laudable, and in him wa have now a worthy successor to T.. Honda.

Ho's lobbing proved his undo- ing.

Hachiuma easily smashing

them for gift points. Ho lacked length and his placements were not as sound as usual. Yow was good at the net, but his base line game was very indifferent.

In the Second Round the Craigengower pair meet Wong Fuk-nam and Ho Hin-kwan. and should win comfortably. They have only Ng Sze-kwong and Tsui Wai-pui as formid- able opponents in their path to the Final.

SEVEN BIG

WOOLLEY WINS JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE CRICKET

CHAMPIONSHIP

W. J. Woolley won the Junior Championship of the Kowloon Golf Club when he beat S. Jex by 12 and 11 over 36 holes.

ARTILLERY

SHOULD HOLD

LEADERSHIP

Club Lack Sound Combination.

FOUR GAMES POSTPONED.

Th

HE Royal Artillery should beat the Club in the First Division of the Soccer League to-day, and thus retain their leadership.

ENCOUNTERS

Craigengower May Check Kowloon.

UNIVERSITY RECORD MAY BE LOWERED

-

Club's Chance For "Double."

THE

Kowloon Cricket favourites

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EASIER

GOLF

H. STUART HOBSON

GOLF AS I SEE IT.

Club Build Up A Good Game On “Rational" Stance.

for the premier league championship in view of the Indians' defeat by the University. are entertaining Craigengower 'to- day. The result is by no means certain, though the home team should win.

STANDARD RULES

Stance is almost the first thing that The accepted rule is to stand for the claims the attention of the beginner half the distance from the left heel drive so that the bail is approximately

CHINA

(FIRST FOUR DAYS)

Diana Bay Trentbridge

Brechin

Cossack's Beauty Champagne Bay Liberty Bay

Gleneagles

Jungle Jim Gay Crusader Sadko Jingle

The Godwit Warrington The Goat Tillicum Jack

Bag and Baggage Golden Dragon Black Rock Valley Hall Hetman

1. With the ballequí-distant between Siler

Bull

Stag

of your

It is natural that it should be so, as it that it is from the right. Then, as Cyclamen Bay Craigengower, with the exception is of vital importance in all ball games, each succeeding shot is of of the University, are the only team

shorter Charming Star Unfortunately, bowever, once the beach time nearer to the right heel, un- Navy Hall distance, stand so that the ball get Blue Star to have beaten the Indian R.C. inginner hat found out how to stand in til, in the mashie shot. It is nearer the Swale The Club have proved a diss the last three seasons. That was order to hit the ball be relegates the right foot than the left. The golden King Salmon have the talent, but they lack the recruited L. Hubbard, a promising his time concentrating on other and is your "stance" that is wrong, is to Amoy pointing team this season. They last year, and since then they have matter of stance to "limbo", and spends rule, whenever your game is not going Klickitat combination required

smoothly, and if you suspect that it Banjolina Lo score medium. right hand bowler, F. goals. E. Strange and Williams Lee has made great strides and the frequently, less important matters. go to the practice ground, and try Bistre may, however, trouble Pardoe in to- team is almost unchanged.

It is essential to start playing by playing shots in the following way: They adopting a rational" Blanco. One day's game.

are worthy rivals for the K.C.C.. can, of course, hit golf ball your feet. South China, favourites for the and an upset would occasion little somehow, somewhere, by aland- 2. With your two feet on line, Racing Boy title, will meet formidable oppon-surprise.

ing any old way .. on one leg parallel to the proposed flight of the

Burgomaster ents in the Borderers tomorrow, The K.C.C. juniors who are in the sults, and to become consistent, you

But to obtain real rebell. if you like.

This will definitely prove and will be extended to garner both running for the Second League must learn to stand more or less cor- faulty stance is the cause

whether King's Bounty King's Justice points. They cannot afford to drop championship, should account for rectly. There are three important troubles. And even if it doesn't prove on Talisman a point after their lapse against their hosts at Craigeugower. They items to correct stance the Club a month ago.

1. The distance of the feet from the Illuminating in showing what have a very useful side out, and the

ference the way you stand makes to The Athletie, who are the Second reappearance of F. E. Skinner may 2. The distance of the feet from each shot-(China Mail Copyright) Division League leaders, should ex-prove beneficial.

other. perience little dimeulty in retain- The Indian R.C., holders, are en-

3. The relation of the angle of the ing their lead when they meet Fow-tertaining the Army, and should the feet to the proposed line of flight of

the ball loon to-day on the latter's ground. latter team win it would create no

A standard rule for beginners is to The following games in the First surprise. In A. R. Miny and F. D. place the driver behind the teed ball, and Second Divisions have been Pereira the Indiana possess pro and then stand so that the grip of the- postponed:-

bably the two beat bowlers in Hongclub rests comfortably against the left knee. This puts the player aufficiently Kong, but the Army, should they be close to the ball to be able to swing at full strength, will take some get-freely, and yet for enough away to en- Lt. Garthwaite, Lt.able him to exert all the power neces-] ting out. Whiteway-Wilkinson, Lt. Musson, sary. But by all means avold stand-

IL. G. Frost too far away from the ball. Lt. Anstruther and Lt. Stocker arc'

W. Hill stands too: For every player who

FIRST DIVISION

Koyal Navy

V Athletic St. Joseph's

y Lincolns SECOND DIVISIÓN Teung Tsin

V Ewe

Artillery St. Joseph's

The following are the forecasted results of the week-end League games, with the scores of the pre- vious games this season given in

brackets.

Cuts

The defeat of F. H. Kwok and Reerefo

S. W. Liang was in the nature of

a surprise, but C. A. Wright and

TO-DAY

FIRST DIVISION

G. Gamble fully deserved their BORDERERS

now at

ball.

ing

stance to be the trouble, it will be very a dif-

JOCKEYS'

RECORDS

G.

(FIRST FOUR DAYS)“

JONKKGA

Eve Spotted Butterfly Helter Skelter

Flying Boy Jack O'Lantern Stourbridge... Coo Coo Bay Hey Tor Wembly Stag California Tenorio

Don

Street Singer Gold Box White Butterfly

3 Unp. Mignonette

* 13 Valorous

2

5

2

2

2.20

P. Heard

10:

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all batsmen who will make runs if near “in” to the ball there are 50 wkaf

IV. V. Nooda the bowling slackens one lota.

A. F. Clark stand too far away!

In fact, The University are entertaining

if any player is of his D. S. Li the Club, but it will be surprising provement if he stands two or three. U. da Rosa

A. S game, he is sure to find immediate im

L. WOTE If they maintain their 100 per cent. inches closer to lin ball. record in the face of A. C. Beck, Look at the star players..

Butler. Bob. E. 0.

In Kui-ying who la

the height of his bie Jones, Abe Mitchell, Chas. Whit M. L. Soares form. Their juniors may also re-ing so that they have to reach out to

combe

mbe you never see them stand- Black (0) Y ARTILLERY Oceive a set-back at the Valley

The

ball. (Club, 4 p.m.)

On the contrary, they all S. N. Ban against the Civil Servants, while the stand well over it so as to be able to Y. T. Fung (2) v Kowloon

(Roerelo, 4 p.m.)| Club second cleven should account

G. A. Harriman pivol and swing easily with the

Keswick SECOND DIVISION

or the Service Corps on their own minimum of body hindrance. (0)

It is obvious at the first thought A. L. Caplan (4) v Enstern

ground. (Sookunpoo, 2.30 p.m.)

that, if you stand too far from the ball, W. II. Choy

W. Sewell (1) Navy

There are no fewer than sever you have to make a lot of body move- (0) (Chatham Rd., 2.30 p.m.) League games to-day-record to ment to elrike it at all. It seems to 8. X. Liang net.

(4) v Club They will, however, meet 8. CHINA

(1) date.

be, a form of nervous complex that] (Caroline

G. Botelho 2.30 p.m.)

A. with much sterner opposition in L

Hill,

makes bad players feel more at home The following is the programme: when they have to stretch out their S. K. Wong (1) v Athielle (3) Goldman and E. C. Fincher, last

(Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.) Indian R. G. v. Army (L)

Cricket First Division

E. Joseph arms to address the ball.

W. W. Milea year's finalists who beat T. C.

THIRD DIVISION

University v. Hong Kong C. C. (L)

Similarly with the distance of the Tang Man-wa Monaghan and C. E. Holmes yes- ST. JOSEPH'S (1) v South China

foot from each other. You will never J. C. A. Ingram Kowloon C. C. v. Craigengower (L) (Athlete, 2.45 p.m.)]

become a good golfer while you Yue Shun-wa (8) University (0)

Second Division

"straddle" with your feet wide spart. W. IL Pay (Chatham Rd., 4.15 p.m. Craigengower v. Kowloon C.C. (L)

Police v. Navy (L)

Under no circumstances should your A. W. da Boza (0) v R. A. F. (3)

feet be further apart than is necessary G. P. Ferguson Civil Service v. University (L) (Athletic, 4.16 p.m.)

to enable you to stand firmly. Aga I. P. Chanson Hong Kong C. C. v. R.A.Ś.C. (L) (8) Taikoo

(Recreio, 2.45 p.m.) CRICKET LEAGUE STANDINGS 10 inches apart, and has average L. V. Pearse refer to the word beater, Mr. Robert R. A. Carroll Jones. His heels are probably less B. A. Provix then

straight sets win, Gamble being in LINCOLNS exceptionally good form at the

Kowloon

terday for the loss of two games. LINCOLNS

THE RESULTS

THE following were the detailed

results:

Open Singles Third Round

Iu Tak Cheuk beat D. S. Green 6-1,

6-4.

M. W. Lo beat Wong Fuk Nam

6-0, 6-1.

Open Doubles--Second Round

G. Gamble and C. A. Wright beat F. H. Kwok and S. W. Llang 6-4, 6-4.

L. Goldman and E. C. Fincher beat T. C. Monaghan and C. E. Holmes 6-0, 6-2.

Ng Sze Kwong and Tau! Wai Pui W. C. Hung and Chlu Chun Chlu 6-3, 144.

Brat

Open Doubles First flound

J. W. Leonard and Y. Hachiuma beat Ho Ke Lau and Yew Man Kit 6-1, 7-5.

Was

The best match of the afternoon witnessed when Ng Sze- kwong and Taul Wai-pul met W. C. Hung and Chiu Chun-chlu. The former pair won, but they were fully extended, and it was only the fine generalship of Ng Sze-kwang that won the day. He was steadi- hešs personifled on the base Ine. preferring to allow Taui to play a

lone game at the net. Hung's forehand driving and lobbing were

features of the first set. .

NEW ZEALAND, BOWLING

**FIND."

Athletic

Rectelo

·

Borderero

R.E.

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R.A.S.C.

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TO-MORROW

FIRST DIVISION

(1) v 8. CHINA

(Sookunpoo, 4 THIRD DIVISION

(4) v Radio

(2

(1)

TO DATE. League. I.

Hong Kong CC. (2) Kowloon C. C. pm.) Indian R.C.

University

(3) Army

(Soakunpoo, 2.45 pan.) Cralgengower C.C. (1) v Signala

ARGYLLS BEATEN.

P. W. D. L Pts.

6 4 0 2 12

4 3 1 0 10

4 3 0 1

3 3 0 0

E. Noronha

score in all his open competitions over P. Young .....

0 or 7 7 years is something under "four". A. A. R. Botelho

If there were any advantage in

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wido siance you would see some one

or another famous player adopting this attitude, but there is not one notice- 9able case,

9

4 1 1 2

(0) Navy

|Civil Bervice C.C.

6 0 2 4

$ 0 1 5

1

League IL

Kowloon C.C... The Argyll and Sutherland High-Hong Kong C. C. landers, who won the Shanghaj Skol- Indian R.C.............. towe Cup a month ago by defeating the Craigengower C.C. East Lanes, were in turn heavily de Police R.C. fented by the Tang liwa last Saturday Club de Recreio by 4

4 goals to nil

University

The "Argylls, who were regarded at the probabile champions after their Cup H. F. and 8. win, are now out of the running for RAS.C. the league, while the Tung Hwa are|C.B.CC. how assured of the leadership.

Royal Artillery

Southorn Cup Holders To

Play C.B.A. Team

For the angle of the feet to the line

4 of flight of the ball... that is, to a Lão

2 line drawn from tee to green..

| beat standard to set to the beglaner is

to have the feet exactly parallel to this

P.W. D. L. Pts line.eat many fine players advocate

06 2 1 20

9 4 5 0 17

A

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Gold Key

Alexandra Hall Solar Ster

Mamak Hockey

PONIES SAINTS BEAT

R.A.0.C. BY 5

CLEAR GOALS

Last Match Before Macao Visit.

Pride of Taingtao Mistletoe Gallant Fox

The Tiger Jack Sharkey

Phillerer Double Eagle

Honolulu Moon Iron Grey

The Leprachaun

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5:15

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Stickypast

Black Velvet

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|AUST RALIAN PONIES

(FIRST FOUR DAYS)

an open atanes, that is, bringing the Night Star

7 5 11 16 left foot back two or three inches, thus City of Brisbane 2014 making it easier for the right side to Polar Star

pivet through to the hole in the finish The Raincloud 10318 10 of the shot. But this "opening of the The Giralto

20 3

01 4

other. ename

3 1 4 10 stance"

Woodland Stag must not be exaggerated, 2 2 % wise a bad attack of siicing

Cossack's Choice In no case except for special Friar Tuck 7 1.0.3 freak shota reserved for the very ex Tecum

Tecumseh should the stance

be Ration perienced

that is, the left foot advanc. What's That ed, so that the player starts to face to Evening Star cover point. Whenever you see Northern Star player standing that way you can be Golden Dava sure that he has been through all Encounter Bay sorta of trouble, and that that is his Pick Me Up last resort,

Perlis

To-day

Jey.-M. Churn and P. Glutina.

Having studied the question of Rowy Morn stance and having adopted a reason. Mermaid able and good game, you may for a time Tin Tac cease to "worry about the matter. It Bul Bul

me to "check up" the position of your Canbourne fact.

4

St. Andrew's Club Ladies shoulds the following :--

is advimble, however, from time to But After That register their third victory in the J. Bryson; . A. White, E. Landelt

City Caer Clark Cup competition when 1. L. Woolley, M. D. White, M.

When you are playing well and are Kil

Kilrea they meet the Central British A Bryson; M. Chan, F. M. Le, M. Wool fall of confidence it is because you are Lucy Glitter sociation Ladies on the Marina The C.B.A, will probably field the whenever you arrive at the first to Net

standing right. On the other hand, Australian Chief ground at B.p.m. this afternoon following team:-

feeling strange and awkward, it is

it in be Stickyboák. The Saints are Belding the same

cause you

able antoms. Wagga adopt your normal stance. It Hudson; A. E. E. Blasts, E. Beavis, fically to adopt your are Ambroses G MacNider, M. Whitley, M. | Is surprising what a grant diearence Bmith, E. Carroll and E÷8. Woolley, -matter of two-inchur chungs in the atanen makes ́· Unless one is on the watch i) is very easy to get

more than this

K Fisher; Mr. Dand, Kra,

A

* CAER CLARK CUP LEAGUE

TABLE TO DATE N

team that recently held the Hong Kong Ladies to a draw of 1-1 at Bookunpoo... “F. R. Garrard, the young Auckland ⠀⠀ The C.B.A, on the other hand, can spin bowler, who took five Wellington he depended on in give the run- wickets for 60 runs, scored 5 runatners-up a good match, as they hava assist Auckland to best. Wellington. holders of the Plunket Shlski, by 5 | made much progress of late. Their runs. He took five second innings performance against the cham- wickeln for 83 rana: For Wellington plons, when they fielded only ten HKLHO,

P. W. L. D... Pta

Alt. Andrew's

C. S. Demontar scored 40, M. O'Brion players, on Tuesday last, was most wys Ladies

"and 1-R. Lámason 58., Beorne::

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| Auelcland | 868 and 800, Wellington

creditable.

197 MING. 239.

Recreio The Saints will be representad OBA

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EDDIE GILBERT IN FORM.

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Invincible

Partnership

Hazel Leaf

Glen Shoe

City of Canton Gold Bridge Heather Leni

Little Rock, Ajax

Esk

Whoopee Charming Face

Gold Bar

Snappy Eve

Poker Face

Adam Festival Eve Foolscap Golly Eyes The Cavalier Wayward Stag Auction Bridge Lucky Ster Myreside

Oh Yeah Poverty Bay Tip Top

Indiana Orlando

The Lion

Bootle

King's Company Magnolia

The Roundhead

City of

Cypres

Shanghal

Helvellyn The Crook The Rainstorm Powerful King

Cicero FIFA Good Is Good Buchanan Gold Ring Just Imagine King's Parade Wakefield Never Mind Per-un Enotted Leat King's Counsel Much Ado Double Face Widnes

hulgan

Den

Gold Mine Maria Petra Brown Willy Cabinet Hall Alaska,

"The Losfer..

After an absincs from the cricket Golden Arrow field for a few months, due to shvelder Nieht Patrol infury,, Eddis: Olbert, the Aborigins-Aida is true of all golfing Isalts, fast bowley postsbrated his return to Cabinet Ball change for the worse in stance dock mati the game let Murgon when, for Mars Cebu - come at once. You wiEL BY BYLINK A BORU Gainal Wasargo

Nassaugo, kis Agures were Hmmy trifle further away from the bill or

Princh

The Gadwall BY THE AIR BI victimi was claan bowled. His "The Florer" i

and then you gradually did pet bowl at boy speed, but mains Wonderful Chivalry

tained ja aplandit length

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FINCHER'S "HAT TRICK.”

Fielding practically the same team as that which will visit Macau on Sunday, the St. Andrew's Club defeated the R.A.O.C. by fiva goals to nil in a Mamak TournK« ‚ ment match on the Marina ground yesterday afternoon.

E. H., P. White was an absentee from the Saints defence his place. being taken by S. MacNider, who played a good game.

The R.A.0.C. lacked the services of Sands, their best player in the forward line.

Staff Sergeant Dyer, in goal for the Corps, played a brilliant game, and it was mainly through his fine efforts that the Corps หน saved from a much heavier defeat. In the first half, the Saints werc early pressing, but Morgan cleared well. The soldiers raided the Salata citadel once or twice, but good clearances were effected by S. MacNider, Guest and Hamson. In a concerted attack, F. Wong, went through on his own to open the acoring. Before half time, Fincher added the second goal with a neat scoop shot.

The Saints did most of the press- ing In the second half, their for ward line showing good combina- toin, but Mackay was inclined to keep back a little too much. Dyer was called upon early to save consecutive shots from Carroll and Fincher.

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Occasional breakaways effected by the soldiers, but R. H. Wong was never much worried. Short passing between Mackay and Fincher saw the latter find the net to score the Saints third goal. Maintaining pressure, Fin- cher completed his "hot trick" with a shot that took Dyer by surprise. Towards the end, F. Wong acored the Saints fifth goal. In this period of the game, Guest was re sponsible for some fine clearances.

St. Andrew's Club: R. H. Wong; S. MacNider, A. B. Hamson; A. Bliss, A. E. P. Guest, E. MacNider; F. A. Broadbridge, F. V. Wong, N. A. E. Mackay, E. F. Fincher, R. A. Carroll. N.A.O.C.--Dyer; Morgan, McCarthy; Etherington, Clarke, Redmond; Orton, Reece, Preslin, Dear, Burne,

Mamak Hockey Table

(Up to and including yesterday's games.)

Radio

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. .10 14 1 1

60 -11 20

R.C.-Signals 19 12 4 3.50 22 (27 R.A.S.C.....20 11 6 3 34 25

1st By. H.KS. 12 11 0 1 55 10 St. Andrew's 15 10 3 2 47 14

Incogaitos

Wishart

Medway

Police

10 0 1 81

.3 0

R.A.M.C.

20.

7 1 2 21

University

0.

D

Veteran

Phoenix

Parthian

B.E.

12th_RA

Tamar

8 13

R.A.0.C. ..17 2 13

German Club 16 2 12 1 16. 24th. R.A. .12 1 10 2

ឥឥឥឥឌនមុនៗ

20th, R.A....12 1∙ 10 1 8 20

As the 8th Destroyers Flotilla have withdrawn, 2 points, for a win. have been deducted from the Tamar and 1 point for a draw from the RA.M.C.

The China Mail Sports Diary,

TD-DAY -Hockey---Caer Clark· Cup - Central British Association. v. Bt..

Andrew's Club P

G Mamak Tournament Police v. Radio Sporia Club --

(U.S.R.O., 4.18 p.za.).

Racing

Annual Race Meeting

(Happy Valley, 2.80 p.m.)

Rugby

Navy. Volunteers

(Baokunyoo),

Yachting plant Royal, Hong Kong Yacht Club's First Corinthian Emes for racing yachts.

BUNDAY Golf

Completion of fifth round

of Royal

Hong Kong Golf Club's Admiral's Cup: Competition, and "Ansi“, pf/ Junior Championship,

Tauling Hunt Hommy F

MA (17, PIM TO 8011, 1.16 p.m.)