1933-04-17 — Page 9

MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1933,

THE CHINA MAIL.

4164Sporting Page 2

TO-DAY'S RACING

J

AT THE VALLEY.

(By Rapier.)

HE second day of the Easter

Race Meeting at the Valley to-day will be

featured by the meeting of Trentbridge, the Derby winner, and Diana. Bay, Mr. Dun- bar's crack, in the Easter Stakes over a mile.

Mr. V. V. Needa, the former Shanghai jockey who rode Trent- bridge to victory over Jack in the Derby, is conâdent of winning to-day's race. And I think he will. Mr. Frost will be up on Diana Buy, but he will find it dißcult to stave off Mr. Necda's challenge in the last quarter, the Bay being a one- puced pony.

HINA recorded a brilliant victory over England in the. Final Round of the Sunday Herald

Charity Soccer Cup competition" when they won by 5 goals to 3 on the Club ground on Satur-” day, after being 3 goals down in the first 40 minutes and a goal in arrears at the interval. The above photographs were taken before the game. Left-China:—Lim Thin-chan; LI Ting-sang, Lau Mau; Li Kwok-shul, Leung Wing-chiu, Tong Kwan; Yeung Shui-yick, Mak So, Fung King-cheung, Tam Kong-pak and Ip Pak-wa. Right-England: Comber; Allen, S. Strange; Pardoe, Shirras,

Bliss; Gough, Bryant, Langmead, Ridley and Hooquard."

Snippets From The "Sunday

Herald" Cup Final

(By OUTSIDE LEFT)

ANGLAND should have gone farther E shead on two separata occasions,

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OPEN LETTER TO CHINA.

To Y. K. Mok, Esq,

Chairman of the Chinose Amateur Athletic Federation,

Hong Kong.

Dear Sir, Congratulations your team's wonderful effort the Club ground-three gonis down-then 2-3 in arreara „nd a Anal 5-3.

on

On

I think your alde will win the Lai Wah Cup.

McCorkindale & Neusel

{TAME CONTEST ENDS IN DRAW.

FAMOUS AUTHOR'S

IMPRESSIONS.

FIGHT WHICH LACKED

· “DEVIL"

By LOUIS GOLDING

(Author of "Magnolia Street"}

London. March 14.

poor bewildered ball-Carnera, by {name, One rememberad that ebony arm thrashing forth lean and terrife like the piston of railway engine.

The

"LOSE YOUR TEMPER."

A

VON KEHRLING MAY GIVE UP TENNIS:

Man Who Made Game in Hungary

THE new that Baron von Kehr-

ling will, in all probability. never play lawn" tennis again be- cause of heart weakness," will be received with regret by followers of the game all over the world,

and particularly England,

where his charming personality and Indomitable. 'spirit" on court made him countless friends.

The name of

lawni.

synonymoon with on Kehrling so Lennis

Ever since those far-off days before the war this magnif-, cently-made, quiet-spoken now has been in the fore-front of Interna- tional lawn tennis. He has won the championship of his native Hungary on several occasions, and holds the title to-day.

crowd, too, remembered (nights of doughtier combat: "Lose The last time I was in the Albert your temper!" the cry came out of Hall, Furtwangler was conducting the remote, coyly-curtained boxes This orchestra. It was sentimental in the stratosphere. "Lose your

but exceedingly competent.

temper," proclaimed a cigar at my Last night, when Don Mc-elbow; "lose your temper or I lose

my money!" Corkindale, the South African travelled all the way from Crew M.C.C. TEAM

The cigar bad fought Walter Neusel, the German, and must travel back again in an It was sentimental, but not at all hour. "Three hundred miles for

LOSE SOCCER the so competent. I don't mean the this!"

cigar

smouldered

ENCOUNTER fighting only. I mean the decision, despondently. It was looking for- ward to more fiery melodrama too.

when it journeyed to Belle Vue, in Lose To Hebrew Club Both men fought with char Manchester, a week or two weeks

Boys from the Old School. It was

There was a very pretty moment

It will be the race of greatest interest, in spite of the second ap-W International finalists ?-England Fletely missed open goals.

and courage, like a couple of Old from now. WELL, what do you think of these when both Langmead and Ridley com pearance of the new subs in the and China, clever and brilliant. Tower Stakes and the Mongolian Stakes. Diana Bay

has only

been

beaten

in

three

and

once

seasons,

that was at the Annual Meeting when Mr. Needs,

on Sadko, sur- prised

Mr.

of

"Billy" Hill to record the must popu-

one

lar wins. It is

more than pro- bable that his- tory will repeat itseli and Nr.

Needs will again

be responsible Djana Bay.

for the downfall of the former champion.

No freak teams these, bashing their WITH all England's faults, they could way into the final round-but teams

at least claim one distinction, bost of the that of having a left wing equally as representative of the youthful and mature genius in foot (good as China's. bull

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TJOCQUARD was perhaps the meat) H

perfect of the four wingers on A FIGURE as in Greek tragedy display, his centres landing de

the emerges from the Sunday Herald corre~i spot every time. Ta Lidley he Cup final-Strange, the captain of had an ideal partner and the pair com- Englund, who disappointed by erratic bined very effectively, especially in the clearances.

second half when these two alone

One of the cleverest and infest full were responsible for England's attack. backs in the Colony-the corner stone the Colony's defence, Strange made

a desperate, but hopeless, attempt to BRYANT,

deservit

stem the Chinese attack. He made

the Artillery in

also

of praise for his praise. Ам

things worse by his blunderings and worthy efforts in the first half.

opportunist, Bryant hardly lets any.

I admire all your players,_ CB= pecially Tam Kong-pak, Ip Pak- wa and Leung Wing-chiu who played such a tremendous part in your team's brilliant win.

Yours sincerely, "OUTSIDE LEFT."

By 3-1.

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a pity that Neusel nearly filled before the fight. started; very much Maurice Tate, plus a big pipe

Mrs. Me- and his normal grin, arrived with McCorkindale's eye in the ninth in the spirit of it all.

Carkindale ascended to her husat a football ground in Melbourne round. I'm sure that Neusel was band's corner and kissed him amid to play inelde right for the M.C.C. sorrier about it than his opponent. ja splutter of magresium flares. It cricketers against Hakoah, . But if, for round after round, you had been announced that she was Hebrew club whose name meana score point after point in at least to second him, but this attention, strength. eight out of those twelve rounds, though briefer, was at least He had just lunched on soup, even though you fail to do any

mixed grill and ice-cream; his Bad thing that poor shorts fitted like a glove, and, ex- serious damage during the course Neusel had no lovely maiden

[heartening.

It was

to cusably, he was less nimble than

of

The cricketers, mostly about

of them, I do not see how you can kiss him, too. It might have im David Jack. fail to be declared the winner. parted just that extra dram But Neusel was not. The crowd aspiration which would have won twice the weight of their op

|ponents, scored first," failed to wondered, rather vociferously. So the fight for him indisputably.

A secret admirer had sent him stand the pace-and Hakoah won a small silver horse-shoe, but that by three goals to one. But Neusel was a perfect gentle was not enoug i do the trick. Or WATCHING Strange I could visua:

Tan about it. He comes from perhaps it wa Lise Tatn Kong pak, the brilliant I this afternoan's game, the Chinese LAI WAH CUP try well behaved

THAT PUNCH IN THE EYE.

the ease with which he fell into trap thing slip past him without first of all

set for him.

having a shot at it.

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Chinese footballer, in his memorable win over the Civillans, who, owing do game against the Borderers at Carp-injuries and other minor occurrences, line Hill two months ago, when in dropping back into defence, he bungl. have been unable to field their

representative side.

best

things up clearly and added to the (Saturday's Results on Page 11.) Although well beaten by Liberty Borderers score by shooting into Bay in the Championa, Trentbridge [ewn goal. Kave a very fine display of stamina

in the face of a gruelling pace. YOU cannot explain these blunders, Diana Bay is not as good as her

risks must be taken--Tam, drop.

Saturday affected a brilliant save, when, at great}

stable mate, and she is conceding ping back into defence on

8 lbs. to the Dynasty entrant danger to himself he hurted himself There lies the answer to the pro-nt a drive from Shirras with Lim Thin- blem as to who will win.

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"ONG BROS. Polar Star, which was beaten by Wotin on Saturday. It was Mr. "Benny" Proulx's first win this season.

The Selections.

Race 1:-

DAYLIGHT EVE

CHAMPAGNE BAY

BLUE STAR

Race 2:-

PORTIA

THE GIRAFFE

NGTUK

Race S:-

ROYAL FLUSHI POWERFUL KING BUCHANAN

Race 4:-

TRENTBRIDGE DIANA BAY

SADKO

Race 5:-

GAY BUTTERFLY

NO FEAR

NOW'S THE TIME.

Race 6:

WAYWARD STAG DEE STREET SINGER.

Race 7:

DE MINIMIS 'DUPLEX

GLORIOUS DAY Race 8:

MARQUIS HALL ADAM

WHITE BUTTERFLY

Race 9-Y

THE CROOR CHRISTMAS BELLE

AUCTION BRIDGE;

Race 10:

A

GOLDEN DRAGON WARRINGTON- KING, SALMON

elan in position! He narrowly de, flected the ball over the cross bar, lo

the opposite corner to custodian.

CHI

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HINA'S master goal-keeper, Lim Thin-chan, beaten on three oc- casions by easy shots, one of which took bim completely unawares.

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China's Triumph In "Sunday Herald" Cup.

FIRST ROUND

SCOTLAND 3 PORTUGAL

SEMI FINAL ROUND

INGLAND'S recruit, Combey In E

goal, his first real test. With nerves of steel gave a display nothing! short of marvellous, and in the second CHINA half brought the crowd to their feet] ENGLAND (with a display that eventually hearten-

ed his harassed colleagues.

A VAST smile spread over the faces of England supporters when the China team were seen in their new coloured jerseys with the half time score of three goals to two against them--but the smiles died away in the second half when the Chinese porters, cheering the Green (houndi), (China were dressed in jade coloured Jerseys) saw their team sweep on to.

victory.

DUE

+

Kup-

UE credit must be given to China since her return to local football,

and it can be said that their return to form is welcomed in all football clrcles,

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THEIR recent triumph in the Shield

and the Sunday Herald Cup are but two of the four major soccer com petitions which make up the season's big four, and all indications point to an easy victory this afternoon in the Lai Wah Cup Fins, when they meeti the Civilians.

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THE Senior Divialon of, the Léngue

is as good as theirs, thus com-

pleting one of the most brilliant

CHINA

5

6 PORTUGAL 8 WALES

0

4

FINAL ROUND

5 ENGLAND

Bryant (England)

FINAL

Chinese To Meet Civilians.

TO-DAY'S SOCCER GAME

did I.

The outstanding Englishman was [the speedy Ames at right back and |"mald of all work". Hammond

the smallest-fast

country of clear streams and lim- pld meadows.

It may, after all, have been just was a fine centre half-back, and The organ that preluded the en-effective enough to prevent the Duckworth neat in goal. The best tertainment was in rather mourn fight going against him. He was, it forward was ful mood-a little suggestive of should be reported, brought down nippy Paynter, who scored from a од the other the music they played in Holly. In the first round for a count of cross by Mitchell wood when Laughton-Nero con-eight. That was the only really wing.

on either side signed the Christians to the lions, formidable blow

throughout the encounter. PRIZE GLADIATORS, THE Final Round of the Lai Wah

WAS The punch in the ye The South African man and the contretemps, and Cup competition takes place

no gentleman this afternoon on the Club German_youth continued the lu- would insist on it.

sion when their dressing-gowED ground between the Civilians and the

If McCorkindale had had the Chinese at 4.15 p.m.

slid from their shoulders and they stamina to launch out that kick-of- The Civilians have a very weak stood, like a pair of Caesar's prize a-horse once or twice again, in the team out, and are without their re-ladiators, isolated in the chalky second round, there would have gular leader, A. V. Gosano, who has glare. It persisted during the first been no third.

THE

A

to

Caeser

The following were the full re-been compelled to drop out of the round, when McCorkindale swung No, the boxing was not of an sults of this year's tournament team owing to a knee injury. His round his grand left hook, again excitement to prevent the eye wan

place will be taken by Johnson, of and again, and one hoped that this dering from well-known face the Police. Blias, of Kowloon, is an-might prove one of those nights face to face among the ringside other who is unable to turn out, and when the blood sings and the eye cognoscenti. Is this Jack Hylton, his vacancy will be filled by Hynes, starts perilously, from the head. looking so surprisingly like an ex- of the Club.

He was admirable again in the last pugilist? How dexterous is the round.

white tie of Jeff Dickson, the pro 3 The following will represent the But it was too late then. There moter! Is this Lady Drogheda, The following is the full list of¦ Civilians:-Marques (Recreio); had been all those intervening looking rather like a high lady goal scorers:-

Martin (Club) and. 3. Strange rounds, with Neusel hitting from the court of (Club); Hynes (Club), Channing away two-fisted to the stomach, the | Augustus? (Police) and A. Duncan (Club); "B.{chin, the stomach, the chin-a And you, O minor poet, I never Gosano (St. Joseph's), E. Strange model of pugilistic decorum.

suspected that you dipped your (Club), Johnson (Police), Shepherd The fight lacked devil, in a word, delicate pen in boxers' blood!, (Police) and F. Santos (Recreio). One remembered tough little regret that the brew was not a Reserves:Blackburn (Police), featherweights at the Ring in little more heady last night! ⠀⠀ Bickford (Kowloon) and Figueiredo Blackfriars, their fists ripping and

glancing like summer lightning. The "British team of aquash rackets: (Recreio),

One 'remembered Larry Gains at players won the singles match in the Olympla, padding stealthily like a international squash rackets contest with a United States team by four Lim Thin-chan, Lễ Tia-sang, Lau black puma, in the traces of matches to one at Scarborough, N.X. Mau, Li Kwok-shul, Leung Wing- chlu, Tong Kwan, Yeung Shul-yick,

Tam Kong-pak (China) Ip Pak-s (China)

Suen Kam-ahun (China) Ridley (England) Pung King-cheong (China)

Pardoe

Roch Ragland)

(England) Langmead (England)

Parkins

Davies (Wales) Jones (Wales)

Harris Te Duncan Mak So (China)

G. Duncan (Scotland) McGuirness (Scotland) Hill (Scotland)

A. V. Gonano (Portugal)

B. Goueno (Portugal)

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The Chinese team will be selected from the following :--

Yeung In-chan, Cheng Shui-hong,

Mak-So, Fung King-cheong, Tam Home Football Fixtures For

Kong-pak and Ip Pak-wa.

Tientsin Rout Weak

Shanghai Soccer Team 7 to 1

EVERTON

To-day.

To-day and To-morrow

FIRST DIVISION. ·

Sunderland. ▼Partsmouth

• Leeds

Tientsin, Saturday.. and Hughes of the Argylls again soccer. Good luck to themy of local TIENTSIN beat Shanghai by the and outside left suspect lide right Derby INGRAM

respectively, overwhelming score of 7 Voong, of the Tung Hwa, who Middlesbro LARGE amount of Saturday's cuc goals to 1 in the Interport Soccer came here as a reserve back was wing --Tam Kong-pak and Ip Pak-wa, encounter played here to-day again not selected, travelling as SHEFFIELD U Ballon

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A

cen is due to the Chinese left

whc play with a rårs understanding.

The former is a great schemer, be ing able, even under the heaviest of pressure, to hold the ball until his col- losgues have shaken off the opposition and positioned themselves.· ́

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OR

Leung

was clearly demonstrated turday when time and again |

first reserve. .../

Newcastle

SECOND

C

Y Wolres

Y Aston Villa

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W.BROMICH Rester. This defeat was not surprismg. The captaincy of the team again BRADFORD Manchester A in view of Shanghai's inability to fell to the lot of a Police representa: MILLWALL send up a team representative of tive, Duffy beings Invited to act as NOTTS

| Captain and manager.

Oldham their best talent.

The following comprised Shang. Plymouth

Preston Only four of the Shanghai team hal's team and coserves

STOKE which visited Hong Kong fast Jan- Chow (Tung Hwa); Bhute (Po SWANSEA for him, to anap up and round Pardus uary, were among those, who made lice), Hastin (Argylls); Westwood WEST HAM GAZ with the greatest of ease,

the trip North.-

Police) Park (Police), Hay (Argy, TEUNG KING-CHIU was another Hay, of the Argylls, who will bells); Wyllle" (Argylls), K. C. Chan BOURNEM THE

BETESEN Trust schemer and clearly remembered in the Colony for his Tung Hwa); N., Z. Lee (Tang BRENTFORD dominated the England forward line excellent showing against the Co-Hwa); Duffy (Police): (captain and EXETRE throughout the game. His ground lony's forwards in the last Interport, manager), and Hughes (Argylla), NORWICK besser ware. Szcellent while hii marke ing of Langmead left nothing to be led his old position at left half Reserve Voong (Tung Hwa), READING

while K. C. Chen of the Tung Hwa, and H. Madar (S. B. C.).

desired.

SWINDON

Barnley

Charlion

,

(SOUTH).

Bristol C QUEEN'S PARK Clapies 0, Crystal P. Gillingham Brighton Laton

Torquay

Northampton WATFORD ▾ Cardiff

·THIRD' DIVISION (NORTH),

Halifax Barrow Tranmere

BARNSLEY CREWE HULL

Mansfield" New Brighton Rochdale ROTHERHAM ́ STOCKPORT WALSALL Wrexham YORK

́ ́Accrington

SOUTHPORT CHESTER

Hartlepools

Gateshead

Darlington Dopeaster Cartiale

To-morrow.

„FIRST DIVISION....... ASTON VILLA. v: Newcastle HÄDDERSFIELD'V· Liverpool-

Everton

LEEDS Lelcenter+

TwinChalasa

BRADFORD C. Lincoln MAE SECOND DIVISION.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). COVENTRY

Aldershot NTHAMPTONalezer Torquay?

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH), | Halifax ⠀

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LEIGH MEMORIAL HANDICAP.

Knight Of The Vale Wins At Lingfield.

London, April 8.

The race at Lingfield to-day for the Leigh. Memorial Handicap re- sulted:

1. Knight of the Vale. 2. Codicil.

3. Black Amber.

The betting was 5 to 1 against

the winner, 11 to 4 against Codlcfl, and 10 to 1 against Black Amber.

Eleven horses ron-Reuter.

LARWOOD RESENTS, HIS BARRACKERS.

Does Not Wish To Tour Australia Again

Larwood, the English fast bowl- er, has intimated, according to a statement in Perth (WA), that he will not visit Australia again, says Reuter.

He is said to be very distress- ed at the continuous barracking he has had to undergo in connec- tion with leg-theory bowling, and he referred to an unpleasant in- ́cident at Quorn when a party of irresponsible youths booted at him in the train during the Journey from Melbourne, to Pe

to..Perth.

J. B. ROSS WINS GOLF CUP.

Shanghai Visitors Prize At Fanling.

TIE WITH G. C. WORRALL

7 B. Ross won the Shang hal Visitors Golf Cup at Fanling over the weekend after tying with G. C. Worrall

Both Roan and Worrall returned | cards of 101-20=147,but as Rosa

had an 87 as against), WorTAILS for the second round be was IWA ed the trophy according to the conr Aitiona

the com