1933-10-18 — Page 10

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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LINCOLNS

FORCE RADIO

TO A DRAW

Second Half Recovery Against Champion.

HOLLINGSWORTH SAVES SIDE FROM DEFEAT

·

contested In a fast and evenly

at Shumshulpo yesterday Lame afternoon, the Lincolns did very well to hold the Radio Sports Club, champions of the Manunk Hockey Tournament, to a draw, both sides |

searing once.

Prem Sith a replaced at left.

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RONAN WINS TENNIS

TITLE EASILY

Halford Gives Listless

Exhibition.

ARMY FINAL AT

SOOKUNPOO

Pie. J. Ronan (Borderers) wor the Army (Other Ranks) Lawn Tennis Singles Championship yes terday at Sookunpoo when he beat Sgt. C. Halford, formerly of Borderers, by 6-1, 6-3 in very con-

vincing manner.

the

Halford gave a very listless ex- bagition refusing to run for any ras *rn out of his rench

Capt PS. Canton. Hu well snowen . S. RC player, umpired be match and later dist, fluted the prizes.

LINCOLNS SOCCER TEAM MAY VISIT

CANTON

Game Against Chinese Military University, FIXTURE_WITH_ATHLETIC ON

PROPOSED DATE

Provisional arrangements have been made for the Lin colns premier lengue eleven to visit Canton on Sun- day November 3 to plus the

rtxcer

Chinese Milltury University. Man Singh 1 mg), add

turowa, dageet Singh. M

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The

Lincolns have

5xture 24

san, 1 M Singh, K Singh, fá Songhingninst the Chinese Atolette of thei twiter Singh, k

A '1'il e : 400 This date nad n. Song Captain).

The permission of the P. A, is seemed the leading military sede| W 1 be no est to concede bathi watts when in a very favourable position be The League table,

Hong the 1 and Viken, Yeomans, Banjer, maddi her TEP Mare Culte ridge

M Jean and Hiperton

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"Y" LADIES BEAT ST. ANDREW'S

Miss O. Brown Scores

Deciding Goal.

Playing in their first match of the season the "1" Ladies' hockey Tram defeated the St. Andrew'

ing ground pesterday afternoon.

Miss

RENE LACOSTE (above), non-playing captain of the French

Davis Cup team this year, forecasts that Andre Merlin will be the spear acad of the French challenge for the Bowl for many years to come. "He is Cochet's successor," said the former world champion.

Chinese National Meet

HONG KONG

LADY AQUATIC

STARS SHINE

Miss Yeung Sau King Wins 50 Metres.

Though the team in hot yet known, is not expected to differ very much from that which is doug to TWO OTHER COLONY ENTRANTS well on the goment in the premier 4livision of the local league.

IN PLACED LIST

In Excellent Time

T'Eta Exam will probably be Kwok Wins 200 Metres Heat Heath, Turner, Rosen: Dudley, Cork Best Balary. McGuinness, Higgins Ridley and Hqua?u

ARMY CRICKET TEAM

The following have been selected

JAC

Two man play was in the

Wilson and K Helbling Were

the "Y" Ladies. Warong, Laut. Butler, Capt. (Revd.) JOJOB

Gu Hoplanz. Spr

C

South China Soccer Eleven Beaten.

GOAL IN FIRST MINUTE

DECIDES GAME

NAVY BEAT ARMY The Empress

AT RUGBY

Experimental Game At Sookunpoo.

SOCCER PLAYERS CONVERTED TO HANDLING CODE

By SCRUM HALF.1

A scratch Navy Rugby fifteen, comprised of thirteen players from H.M.S. Berwick, beat an Army

Wins Trevessa

Trophy Race

First C.P.S. Triumph In History Of The Event.

ONLY TWO BOATS FINISH

For the first time in the history team which included the nucleus of the Trevessa Trophy the Cana of the Royal Artillery fifteen, by adian Pacific recorded a triumph gnal and four tries (17 points) to yesterday when the Empress of nis in a friendly game at Sookunpoo Asia crew secured an yesterday.

over the Taiyuan (Butterfields).

Due to the fact that many soccer: players, who are being converted!

INTERPORT CRICKET

TRIAL TEAMS

Tam Pearce Stands Down From Team.

ZIMMERN, HUNG AND LEE TO BE TESTED

T. A. Pearce, the Kent County cricketer, E. Zimmern, W. C. Hung. and R. Lee are to be given their opportunity in the second Interport Cricket Trial on the Hong Kong

Cricket Club ground on Saturday.

"Tam" Pearce, A. T. Lee, T. M. L. Redmond, and E. L. Gosano, all

of whom appeared in the Trial last

on easy win Saturday. will not be

this week.

The following are the teams:

The competition, which is open

view

A. W. Hayward (H. K. C C) (Captain), E. C. Fincher (R. C. C.). T. A. Pearce (H, K. C. C. ), P. WII. lams (Army), C. C. Garthwaite

to the handling code, were playing to merchant ships' life-boats, was he game was a very scrappy one inaugurated in 1924 in recognition with the Navy the superior side: of the meritorious conduct of the (Army), E. F. Fincher (K. C. C.). The Artillery, who are entering Ofeers and Crew of the 8.8. Tro.A. H. Madar (I. R. C.), I. McInnes side this year under the fender.

H. K. C. C.), F. Goodwin (K. C.

C.). A. R. Minu (I. R. C.), and G. 8. Dunkley (H. K. C. C.).

H. Owen Hughes (H. K. C. C.) (Captain), A. M. Rodrigues (Uni-

ship of Lt. Hebert and Li. Birt. Vessa when two boats survived the have players who are very keen and wreck after covering 1.747 miles.

ast on the ball but who are as In beutiful weather a very good yet very ignorant of the rules start was made the C P. R. boal Once they become accustomed to

the Verally), F. A. Muon (K. C. C.), E. early and

Zimmern (C. C. C.), A. C. Hamilton should be able to field 2

good end of the first mile had

(Army), E. R. Duckitt (H. K; C. C.), nough pack to extend the Club ablished a lead of over 100 yards. F. D. Pereira (L. R. C.), W. C. Hung "A" with whom fixtures are being At this stage the two boats from (K. C. C.), G. C. Burnett (K. C. C.), arranged.

JR. Lee (C. C. C.), and 8. Ismail (I.

R. CJ.

their new game the Artillery getting away

at

eB

of

the

the s.s. Hinsang were engaged in a thrilling struggle for second place, while just behind were the Kaying and the Taiyuan. The Kwangchow was in the last position.

I understand that a scries games are being arranged between 1 weak Berwick side and Artillery in the near future.

Stoker Curtiss scored three of the Navy's five tries yesterday when he displayel a useful turn of speed on the

pair of hands.

Rounding Kowloon Rock the Em-

SHEK 0 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

wing and a safe press vessel was still leading the Walker And Hancock

оде

feld and the order of the remain-

der was the same with the excep-

The Nav alde

Navy

Pay.-Mid Boantree; L. S. A. Richardí, Lt. famison, L. S. Williams, Sto. Curtiss; Lion of the Taiyuan who had mov Nanking. To-day.

A. B. Mudford, Mid Kucker; Surg-Lt.-|ed into fourth place. The Shanghai football eleven Comdr. Corbett, Lt. Brown R.M, LA caused a surprise yesterday after Dryer, Mid Lammotte, L. S. Masters,

L. S. Crownan, L. S. Gumbleton, Hoon when they eliminated Hong R. A. Ellsworth. Kong, represented by the South China teem, by a goal to nil in the

soccer tournament at the Chinese! National Athletic Meeling.

Before 18- gany way it minute

HONG KONG did ex Huld Shanghai ware awarded a free

and

AITKENHEAD SHIELD

SELECTION COMMITTEES

NOMINATED

traordinarily well in ki and Feng Yunyu placed the the Women's 50 Metres ball beautifuly for Li Yi-hen to

head the ball past Lim Thin Chan Twelve Rinks At Valley Ladies by a single goal on the Mart represent The Army against the Free Style Swimming those

of the game.

On October 28. tavil Service Cricket Clubs at 2 p.m. Final at the Chinese Hong Kong were

attack pu the at. Kook unpoo on Saturday, Octo- National Athletic Meet- throughout the

game, and only spectacular play by the Shanghai Walker, Leat Cragg Ling in Nanking yester keeper, Chow Hsien-yen, and while the 51. Andrew's Ladies were Bryan, Corpi Callede, Ser day when Miss Yeung the full-boks, saved the day for

Tucker, Sau King, the Colony ry slow. 110 the assistance of thete The Bransha, and Pte. Dewey.

I,、:、¢re Lent Stockag and Schampion, won the event And and two other local re-

presentatives were plac Fung King Cheong, Tam Kong led. Canton secured the

third place.

A

Sammer calkeeper. Miso Re For

taken by Minn White, who would have been sent,

Letter advantage in her pa positшn at back. Othe Esenters were the Mines 1. Rogers P. Wool le and Wooler

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Lent Sharlt

1.

Jordan

MAMAK TOURNEY

Play on the whole was very even.] Police Make Auspicious

подрос held а

lthough the Klight advantage throughout. Miss 8. Dalziel, captain of the "Y." and Miss Belbling were the outstanding players on the fleld, while Miss O. Dalziel and Miss O. Brown were also prominent for their side. Miss Margaret Woolley worked hard for the Saints.

In the second half Miss O. Brown after a fine solo effort, scored from the left wing.

B.

D

Debut Game.

LE

The Police Recured full points in their first

Memak Tournament match of the sea- son when they defeated the 12th Battery. RA. at Lyemun yesterday by 6 goals to 1.

Perkinds (2), Gough (2), and Indian constable No. 365 scored for the Police.

MAMAK TOURNAMENT TABLE TO DATE

"Y" Ladies-Mix J. Weller, Mrs. Portallion. Miss A. Fowler, Miss Blumenthol, Min. S. Dalziel, Miss Helbling, Miss 9. Dalziel, Miss J. Wit Miss P. McCaw, Miss P. Black- inere, Mina J.

J. Wilson, Miss P. McCaw, C. B. A. Blies 0. Brown,

K. I. T. C.

St. Andrew's Ladies.-Mian G. White, Mule Corp. Mrs. A. Homran, Miss E. Chub. Mra. Palice M. Vesmona, Miss M. Churn, Miss E.! United Mos M Woolley, Miss J. Wong and St. Andrew's Landult, Mise F. Wong, Miss L. Gitlins, R. K. Min P. Gittins.

German Club

R. A. M. C.

CLUB TO PLAY JATSh Bly. R.A.

THIS AFTERNOON,

Changes In Side.

In the absence of C.C, Francia,

Major II. M. J. Macintyre is play-

1

12th Biy. R.A. R. C. of 8, Medway Stadiu

Goals

P W L D F A Pu

2 0 0 601

2 2 0 0 5 0

0 0 3 0

0 0 0 0000

NINE RECREIO MEN TRIUMPH.

ing at inside right for the Club in Silva Scores Lone Goal

their hock match against the Jais

on the Marina ground, this after noon at 5.15 p.m.

Against Engineers.

F. E. W. Lammert 'will take, “Playing with ninc men the Club} Marintyre's place on the left wing 'de Recrefo beat the Royal ́En, where he will be partnered by J. E. gineers by a goal scored by:P. M Potter.

N. da Silva in the opening half at The Club team is as follows: - Sookunpoo yesterday.

S. Shields; A. A._Dand_{Capt.), 4. „...” Much · faster than their open- Rodger: W. A. Reed, H. J. D Lowe, ents the Recreto fully deserved E. V. Rood; J. L. Tolley. If. M. J. Mac, their success. Silva and J. Gon- Intyre, G. E. I. Divett, J. E. Potter alves being conspicious. FE. W. Lammerl

A surprise was caused in the 59 Metres Men's event when Leung

Shui Man was eclipsed by Canton | and Shanshu stars. Loung Wri Sang secured third place for the Colony.

Kwok Chun hang won his heat in the 200 Metres in the excellant time of 3 mins. 7.4 secs, and is ni hot favourite for the Final.

Results were as follow: 200 Metres Free Style, Tat Hent

1. Tung Keng-sun (Bope!)

2. Wong Siu Ban Hang Ko

3. Yang Hang-wah (Canton) Time: 3 mins. 12.8 secs.

2nd Heat

1. Kwok

Kong)

Chun-hang

2. Bo Li (Canton)

Shanghai, whose

forwards

were

1 the other semi-final game Canton, who have Ip Pak Wa.

Chen, de- Pak, and "Darkie" feated Kopel by 4 goals to 1. Canton and Shanghai will meet for the title to-morrow,--Reuter.

New Lawn Tennis Champion.

KHOO BEATEN IN STRAIGHT

BETS BY HSU.

Nanking, To-day,

|

One of the Hinsang's boats was disqualified for rowing six oars, but she sailed on and ac tually crossed the line second at the finish of the race. When the turn was made near The yacht Club the order of boats was Empress of Asla, Hin- sang, Taiyuan, the Kwangchow having withdrawn and the Kaling being disqualified for fouling "

ng buoy.

Empress Win Assured

The

Tie For Title.

The following was the result of the ninth Shek 0 Golf Champion- ship decided on Sunday:-

1. J. M. Walker 40, 38, 38, 39–165 1. H. R. B, Han-

cock

39, 36, 42, 38---165 3. D. H. Blake 39, 35, 42, 44—360 Winners of Pools:-

Morning Pool:-D, H. Blake 74--- 8=06,

Afternoon 80~~~~1070,

Post. H. Burton

DUKE OF YORK'S HANDICAP.

Limelight Wins From Shrewton.

In the last stretch the Empress was assured of victory, but a great struggle was witnessed between the Hinsang and the Taiyuan for se. If has been decided that the cond place, the crew of the Tai- Aitkenhead Lawn Bowls Shield yuan, under Mr. Hindle, pulling contest shall be played at the beautifully. The Hinsang was un-

London, Sept. 30. Valley on the greens of the Cral- fortunately disqualified at the end,

Duke of York's Handicap gengower C.C., the Police R.C. and for passing on the wrong side of run at Kempton Park this after- the Civil Service C.C. on Saturday the marking busy, thus making only noon over a distance of one mile, October 28, at 2.30 p.m., and that| two to finish the course :---

1. Empress of Asia (C.P.8.) Mr.

Morrel 53 mina. 29 seca,

2. Taiyuan (Butterfields) Mr. Hindle:

Kwangchow (Jardines) Mr. Mit chell did not finish.

Jitnang (Jardines

disqualified.

Mr. Ballie

each side will provide twelve rinks, The Taikoo R.C., the Craigengo- wer C.C., the Police R.C. and the| Civil Service C.C. are each to pro- vide eight players, the Hong Kong. Electric and the Yacht Club aix cach, and the Indian R.C. four; Kowloon while each of the four

of Clubs in to submit the names twelve players.

At the conclusion of the race

Elliot After each club has submitted Commodore

complimented

Hinsang (Jardines) Mr. Lans dis qualified.

Kaying (Bulterficka) Mr. Wa terbottom disqualified.

The

resulted as follows:-

LIMELIGHT SHREWTON

CELADON

Sixteen ran. Won half lengths; the game.

2

3

by one

and

Betting: 4-1 against Limelight; 33-1 against Shrewlon; 6-1 against Caledon --Reuter.

cricket

Warren Bardsley, the 18mons A The 20-year old Hsu Cheng-chi names to the Hon. Secretary of the Mr. Morrison on his win. Consi (Batavia) was crowned as China's L.B.A. a sub-committee will.-select dering, his heavy bost and heavy tralian batsman, has decided to retire

after thirty-four years of new tennis champion yesterday the various rinks. Messrs. J. Rusoara, his seamanship was good and which will live long in the memory. when he sensationally beat Shang-sell, U. M. Omar, A. W. Grimmitt his allowance for tide was woll Most of his 12,110 runs, were scored fi

Tial and Inter-State matches, yet he hal's No. 1 ranking singles player, and L. de Rome were appointed the carried out.

selection committes for Hong Kong, Khoo Hool-hye, by 6-3, 6-2, 6-0.

"In presenting this trophy the has the remarkable average of 50.48. Ho is one of the few batsmen who and Messrs. H. Hampton, R. P.Hong Kong Yacht Club," he said, have scored a century in each innings Shanghai eliminated Hong Kong Phillips, B. Wylle, and J. Kempton "formed a link between. ths of a Test match, made 56 centuries In In the velley-ball competition by for Kowloon.

Colony and the merchant ships first-class cricket, and played for Anr 3 to 1, while Canton defeated Che- The prizes won in the Associa-which visit it... Commodore Elliot tralia against England thirty times (Hongkiang 3-lo 0,

Canton, will meetition's tournaments during the past also referred to the Hong Kong Shanghai for the championship this year will be presented at the Police Naval Reserve which he said had afternoon,

R.C. after the match, by Mrs. J.now almost been formed, and that ran and several others from

the Yacht Club were offering their launches, club ́as a temporary headquarters, The following are the winners

The Same Crew

to date: He then presented the trophy to.

3. Yang Fa-him (Hong Kong)

Time: 3 mins, 7.4 secs.

3rd Hent

1. Wong fu-man (Hong Kong)

2. Chu. Fook-sing (Canton)

3. Muk Wol-ming (Hong Kong)

Time: 3 mina. 13.6 seca,

50 Metres Free Style Final.

1. Chin Jon-hing (Canton)

2. Chin Clif-tung. (Canton)-

3. Leung Wal-sang (Hong Kong)

4. Taui, Hang (Shanghai). Time: 28.8. Accs.

Women's 50 Metres Free Style]

Final. -

Kong)

L. Minh Yeung Sau-king (Hong

**2," Miss | Liú Chu-jen (long

∙Kong)

5. Miss Chan Fan-king (Canton)

4. Miss Leung Wing-han (Heng

Kong)

Time: 38.2 secu,

the baseball contest Hopel Russell

| eliminated Hong Kong by 4 tổ 3 to qualify to meet Canton in the Final

to-sorrow.

·SPEY ROYAL CUP TEAMS

On Saturday the Spey Royal Cup.

In the gile indoor baseball Can- ton beat Nanking by 14 to 5. They final will be decided on the Civil Captain Lovegrove the master of 1924, will meet Shanghai in the Final Service green, commencing at 2.45 the 8.8. Empress of Asia who satd 1924 Lo-day-Reutar.

p.m. The following are the teama: that his boat had tried three times, 1925

RACING

Do Not Miss Rapler's Review of the Prospects for the Trafalgar Day Meeting in

The China Mail O-MORROW

'J.C.J‚L/K

Former Winners. J. C. J, L'u“. Tjipanas

Douglas

Hai Hong'

Douglas"

Hai Ching

Craigengower

B. W.Bradbury ... ... W, Grely – H. 'Beer

JAC: Brown

J. M. Omar

(skip)

R. Lapsley

in win the trophy, and at last suc- 1925 Kowloon Dock.cess had come their way. It had 1920

linen won, he said, by the same grew G: L: Buchanan. J. V. Ramsey

and the same coxswain who took 1027 part in the race eighteen months 1028 1028 Ago..

Douglas'

Hai Niug

JCJL

Tjisondari

1927

Tjisarooa

J.CJ.L'

Tjisalak..

Douglas'

Haj Yang

́Douglas”.

Ilai Ching

(skip)

1929

Douglas -J.C.JLIK

Hai Yaug

Cremar

Jardine'e

Jardine'

Mausand

The race was watched by · Com- Charlie Richards, the Shanghai modors Elliott, Royal Navy, Mr. A. 1920 player, will skip a rink against the L. Shields, Commodore of the Ros 1980- | Craigengower - four in a practice yal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Mr. H. 1930

come this afternoon.

8. Rouse, Vice-Commodore, Mr. R. 1931

J. Vernall and Mr. I. Deville, joint, 1981 sécretaries Captain D. Skinner, of 1982. N. Vargassoff, the University's star Jardine. Matheson, Captain, A. R. 1932. Geld athlete, is now back in the Colony McEachran, China Navigation Com-1083 from Shanghat He arrived on Fri day by the Kashima Maru,

Mausong

Jarding's Hanguing

Cremer

Jardine's MausEng Jardine's Mausang

"Jardine's Kwaisang

pany, Mra, Skinner, Mrs. McEach 1983.

C.PA: Empres of Asia