1933-12-30 — Page 4

NAVY SHOULD WIN PRELIMINARY

LAI WAH CUP Experience As A Team

CIVILIANS STRENGTHENED

(By OUTSIDE LEFT).

i

I expect the Royal Navy to secure

their first victory in the Lat

Wah Cup Knock-out Competition this afternoon when they meet the

INTERPORT

THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY DECE

RER

1933-

Sporting Page!

Page RDE

SOCCER TRIAL

Newcomers For New Year's Day Game

TEST FOR POSSIBLE COLONY DEFENCE

(By OUTSIDE LEFT).

Civilians in the Final on the Club THE Charity Football

ground, commencing at $.30.

AR

TOM

THE RACE TO MACAO COBLEY

AND BACK

TERN FULLY DESERVES POTTS CHALLENGE CUP

CHERUB'S ENGINE NEARLY USED

FAVOURED FOR KWANTI CLASSIC

Winchester Stag Danger In St. John's Cup

RAPIER'S SELECTIONS

CONSIDERABLE interest has

been aroused in the Fanling Hunt and Race Club's first Meeting Ranie

(By CAPTAIN CUTTLE)

since March 26 at Kwanti to- between the Chinese and the!

By 9 am most of the yachtsmorrow due to the fact that a Till start of the dinero Race

mammoth sweep is being conduct- I suggested in yesterday's Rest of the Colony in aid of theTHE start of the Macao Race off

on with spinnakers set had reached China Mail, the Navy Selectors Children's Playground Fund, which Boxing Day was rather in the the Sulphur Channel. Luana, ined on the race for the St. John's have substituted Wost of the Bor-takes place on New Year's Day on nature of a drifting match. Eigh- addition to the spinnaker, had set Cup, the last event on the card of to Heath of the Kent, who has the Club ground commencing at teen, boats congregated near tho & wind saver under the main boom five races. not revealed his best form in re- 3.50 p.m., will provide one of the line, many with Kedges down to and an "A" boat's mainsall as a

hold them. against the slight ebb. mizzen staysali. Few actually crossed until nearly: 8 a.m.

wick at left full-back in preference

cent matches."

ה!

Two Laggarda

Lt. Col. Raikes' Winchester Stag will probably start favourite, but I have a feeling that the race will go to the owner-ridden Tom Cobley (Mr. A. F. Jenkins).

The following are my selections: RACE 1:-

MOUCHE SOCIAL MARK- WHITE STARS

best matches of the season. The Navy will start with The Reat are not as strong as slight advantage over the Club, they might be, but the Selectors Catty, U. & I, Cherub, and Lai Between 10 am. and 11 a.m. the baving played as a team practical fare probably viewing the game in Cigale early found a little breeze yachts, experiencing very little ly throughout the season and hav- the light of an Interport trial, for and stole away in the lead close tide, passed through Cheung Chau Ing "been teated in yesterday's several newcomers

are to make along the wharves.

Passage, with the exception of Charity game against the Army their appearance.

Elight o'clock on the morning|Mistral ́and Queen Bee, circling when they held the latter to a Cord (Kowloon), who is perhaps after Christmas is a little early south of the island, and of Curlew LACE draw.

the best Service custodian in the for a cigar yet one sportsman on and Tavy, which took

A totally Colony replaces George Rodger, La Cigale was seen puffing at a different course through Capaul-] while Skinner (Club) has been black cheroot. The smoke' gave|mun. This course paid them for RACE 3:- given the right half position in an excellent indication of the wind they reached Macao before mid- MARQUIS HALL

to Andy Dunean. direction.

The Civilians as I have pre- viously stated have been strengthened in defence by the inclusion of A. V. Gosano In place of C. Pile and among the forwards by A. Howe instead

of Elliott of Kowloon.

proference

Elliott, the Kowloon player who A Wallah-Wallah

was

BURGOMASTER

EVE ELLA,

DUKE OF MILAN TOBY

noon.

crept along RDUNCE

all

RACE 6:

TOM COBLEY

night. noticed The yachts then failed badly as a forward in the too with Mr. Goulborn on board southward of Lantau until Lai Wan Cup Semi-Final encounter careering In pursuit of

several Then abreast the Soko Islands the Should the weather keep on fine against the Chinese, has been given yachts to ask where Cherub's light wind came ahead and I predict a forwards' day with the inside right berth in prefer rations for the voyage had gone. had to tack. plenty of goals and the Navy ence to Smith or Langmead of the The enquiries were 'unsuccessful, Tern here headed south, right off securing their first triumph in the Navy, while the Ridley-Hocquard however, and Cherub's crew had to the direct course, to Macao, and competition.

partnership make-a re-appeurance sail the race on short allowance. after sailing some distance pick- The following are the teams: in preference to E. Strange Navy:-Liddington (Engle); James Bickford. (Berwick) and West (Berwick): Par The king (Orpheur), McGuire (Suffolk) |

and

Chinese team - includes

and McClurg (Esgle); Hudspeth several newcomers, Mak Sui-hon of

(Kent), Pay. Mid. Smith (Suffolk), the Athletic being included at left GREEN'S WIN SENDS

Langmead (Berwick), Barnett (Ph back in the absence of Li Tin-sang. LINCOLNS INTO FINAL nix), and Skinner (Cumberland),

Civilians:-Meliardy (Police); A. V. Gosano (St. Joseph's) and S. Strange (Club); L. G. Robertson (Club), N. Beltrao (St. Joseph's) and S. Bles (Kowloon); B. Gozano (St. Joseph's), A. Ward (St. Joseph's). Howe, Strange and Bickford (Club),

E.

Tay Quee-liang (S. China)

Is the only representative member of his Club among the forwards something very an- usual in these games.

(Continued on Page 5).

Lincolns Should Secure Points

East Lancs Decline

(By OUTSIDE LEFT)

It is more than probable that the probably force the Borderers to s Lincolns, present First Division Lea-draw.

The following is my forecast:-

To-day

gue Leaders, will consolidate their position when they meet the East Lancs this afternoon on the Rail- NAVY' way ground, Kowloos.

LAI WAH CUP FINAL

LINCOLNS

✓ Civilians

(Club, 7.30 p.m.)

FIRST DIVISION

Holding a three paints lead over their nearest rivals, St. Joseph's, although one game ahead, the Lin colus have displayed extraordin-Y, INDIANS arily good form this season and Artillery look very much like snatching the championship from South China.

ขุ

East Lancs (Kowloon, 4 p.m.) SECOND DIVISION

y Athletic (St. Joseph's, 2.30 p.m.) ▾ ROYAL NAVY (Happy Valley, 2.80 p.m.) SOUTH CHINA V Kowloon

(Caroline Hill, 2.30 p.m.). Club

Y BORDERERB (Caroline Hill, 2.80 p.m.). THIRD DIVISION

LINCOLNS

R.E.

RAN.C

The East Lancs made a pro- mising debut in their first sen. son here by forcing the Saints to`n-draw of two goals each, but thereafter they have de clined, 1979 an Baldry has recovered from "his|RA.S.CANT ankle Injury and will revert to his original position on the left wing, In support of, McGuinness, while Ash will again play at left back; Instead of Edminson who deputis. ed last week.

T

4.

(Chatham Road, 2.80 p.m.)"

Alley, 4 pan.) (Happy

University (Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.)

BORDERERS

A Athletic To-morrow the champions, South China, moet the Athletic in wha! promises to be the best Leagur game since the South China-Lib- colne clash.

To-morrow, FIRST DIVISION.

V-SOUTH CHINA (Club, 4 p.m.)

Monday. Children's Playground Match

v. Rest of Colony

wyth Chinese: The Athletic have not yet -

Cumberland Surprise In Ng Sze Kwong Cup

SIMPSON HAS HIGHEST BREAK

(By SPOT BALL)

ed up the light fair` wind again. This move brought her to the mark boat off Macao at 8.20 p.m. just

ahead of U. & L and La Cigale.

It was not till midnight, or

later still, that the majority of

the yachts got round this mark. The wind was so light. however, that those ahend could not work out much lend in point: of distance.

At ß a.tz, when the weather chang-], ed and a strong. E.N.E. 'wind ac

companied by drizzle set in, the

lenders were perhaps 6 miles ahead of the rest.

a strong

H.M.S. Cumberland surprised the | Lincolns in the Semi-Final Round of

Wrong Course Taken the Ng Sze Kwong Billiards Cup last

Possibly, anticipating. night when they shared the first flood and ebb from midnight to |four games, and it was left to the daylight and from daylight to noon, team captains, C.P.O. Borner and which, however, did not take place, and Sgt. Green, to decide the issue, both U. & I. and La Cigale stood Macan Green ran out an easy winner by north after rounding the 77 points to put the holders in the mark and set a homeward course

towards Capsuimun. Final of the competition.

The highest break of the match was a 19 by Simpson.

Scores,

Cumberland

Lincolns

Cook Simpson Ingate

98 Atkinson 150 James 150 Abbott

Wood

Borner

85 Maltby 79 Green

www

-666

PALACE HOTEL TRIUMPH

Drop Six Points In Sixteen Hundred,

WIGG ONLY K.C.C. WINNER

(By SPOT BALL)

IN

This as it happened turned out

to be the wrong route and cost;

THE CURLEW GROCK

WINCHESTER STAĞ WISDOM STAG

CHANGES IN

LADIES' HOCKEY

TRIAL TEAMS

·

Miss O. Dalziel Not Playing To-Morrow

MISS E. BELL DEPUTISING

(DY STICKS)

DALZIEL

LEICESTER TO CARRY ON NEXT SEASON

£1500 Losi Last Season

Leicestershire County Cricket Club will be able to carry out their!” -programme next season. This was doubtful, until the' rebent -com- mittée meeting," a low of £1,500 Blast season had be added to an already. heavy Overdraft. Assistance has, however, been pro- St Julien Cahn and mised by members of the

and

*

the- fixtures will be stu

Owing to there being only sixt matches commencing on Satur day next; soason, no game will, be played at Ashby de la Zouch and only one each at Loughborough and Hinckley.

ARMY NOT

FIELDING BEST

LARKIN TO

RECEIVE FIRST

REAL TEST

To Encounter. Fast And Spin Bowling

CLUB FAVOURED AGAINST NAVY

- (By ATHOLE)

T. Larkin, who has an average of 224 for his last three in- nings, will receive his first big test to-day when he will be confronted for the first time with the spin bowling of T. A. Pearce, and the fast bowling of A. C. Beck when the Navy meet the Club in the deciding match - in the Triangular Cricket Tournament commencing to-day.

The K.C.C. possessed neither

fast bowler nor a medium paced spin bowler, and the Army were in the same position.

Larkin will probably play Pearce in the correct manner, but I am a little... dubious' re- garding his defence against, a. bowler of Beck's pace.

I understand that Lt, "Comdr.

RUGBY SIDE Stephenson is taking over the reins

Galletly and Suter Doubtful

of captaincy from Lt.-Comdr. |Browning, and that Lt. Carver and |Lt. Holland-Martin, both of whom keep wicket, are likely to be drop- ped. The latter change, seema |absurd in the face of the success

WALKER'S - RETURN TO KEY of both players against the Army,

THE

POSITION

Navy's Two Changes

(By SCRUM HALF)

Tom Hayward and G. E. R Divett are not available for the Club and have been replaced [by G. R. Sayer, who will be play. * ing in his first game since Home leave, and T. M. L. Redmond, who

*

THE Army, conquerors of the played for the Colony against

Club, are likely to be without Malaya, Lt. Galletly, a centre threequarter, than was at first thought, and the The Navy are a much better side and Cpl. Suter, a forward, for their Club will be hard pressed, especial "aeedle" match against the Royally if A. B. Large strikes his best The Club should, however, Navy in the Triangular Rugby form. Tournament at Sookanpoe to-day, win. · but they will have Lt. Walker back | · 'again: at stand-off half after a brief absence.

The Nayy, though without the Mid. services of Lt. Currey and Darley, the left wing three quar- ter combination, on account of injuries, are expected to dominate the game

∙as they the two-day

K.C.C. V. ARMY

The following are the teams far the.

Madies) is able to play superior pack and their three quar criday match between the Kowloon

in the Ladies' Trial to-morrow, owing to illness. She has been replaced by Miss E. Bell (H. K. Ladies), who will partner Mrs. Adams, also of the cham- - plons' side,

It is understood that Miss Dalziel

them the race: for, although they will partner Miss I. Rogers on the

A

got howling wind off the wing in the "C" team against the 150 Brothers, they were eventually combined "A" and "B" team 122 held up from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. by Thuraday.

€39

(Continued on Page 5).

LINCOLNS▾ Y.M.C.A..

.

Це

The following are, the “A” and “B” 117 the strong food running through

teams which will play on the C.B.A. 160 Capauimur. Many other boats in-ground, King's Park to-morrow at 9 150 cluding Sea Lark and Cherub came a.m. up then and anchored for the tide. Curiously enough Luana, having taken the south about route through Cheung Châu Passage, was |not far off these yachts when'' she slood, north to a position between Capauimun and Telngi Island. But | Luana was then on the Hong Kong side of Capsuimun, while the others were all held up by the tide upon the further side.

(Continued on, Page 5);

The following will represent tho Linzoins "A" in their hockey match Park this afternoon at 5 p.m.: against the YMCA. "A" at King's

Pte. Mayfield; L/C. Bentley, Cal Dando; Lt. Tim, Pte, Wilkinson (82), 2nd Lt. Cotter: Cpl. _Shaable: L/C Morrell, Sgt. Marshall,, Pte. Reynolds and Pte. Taylor?

Umpire Sgt. Harper.

C.B.A. Ladies Not Expected

TN a friendly billiards contest al

the K.C.C. last night the Palaço jaa, Hotel, winners of the Steel, Coulson's Billiards League, defeat-}|

To Repeat Win Over Saints

THOUGH the Central British As-¡“Y”! Ladies

sociation Ladies, admirably led

* Recreio". "AM,

(Y.M.Q.A., 3 p.m.)

CB.A. Ladies (King's Park, 8.15)

ters are faster and more exK.C.C. ground commencing at 2 pm. perienced than their military op-to-day, and concluding to-mondɔw;

when play will commence at 11 ponents.

K.C.CE. C. Fincher, E. F. Fin- The following in the Navy fifcher, A. T. Tay, N, À, E. teen:

LA. Buckley (Medway); Lt. St. Clair Lord (Medway), Lt. Blater (Eagle), Sub. Lt. Garwood (Kent),

m

Staple G

A

C. Burnett C. I Stap Munn, A. E. Perry, S. V. B. R. Sargent and F. 8. W Smith.

Army: Capt. P. V. Williams, It. A. B. Wootten (Kent); Lt. Miers

C: C. Garthwaite, Lt. R. J. Walker, It (Medway), LL. Forbes (MR. Cragg. Major Bonavia, G.,8. M.

P. Williams,

Lt. D. Butler, Lt. Rooms (Med- Comans (Sulfolk) Lt. Lt.

Elvin, Cpl. Colledge, Pte. Whitley and Naton (Burek), E. A. Hammett

Ple. Dewey, (Cumberland), L. Brown (ILMS. Falmouth) and C. Pascoe, (Ber- wick).

(Capt.)

The game, which is scheduled to commence at 4 p.m., will be con- trolled by "Jake" Selby, the Scots tish International scrum-half and Club skipper.nad Pal

(Continued on Page B.)

The Coming

Footballers

Charity Game On Monday at K.F.C.

For the first time for many years football: enthusiasts will be given

Twelfth man:-Sgt, Taylor.

I.R.C. MARRIED'♥ SINGLE

The following are the teams for the annual LRC match between the Bachelors and the Married XI at Boo- kimpoe to-day, commencing at 2 p.m.; Single XI

AH. Madar (Captain), A. R. Abbas, M. el

Acculli, A. Bakar, A. K. Ismail, M. P. Mader, A. B. Minu, K. Nazarin, Ave Ai

A. Rumjan, A. R. Suffled, and A. S. Bud

Reserva A, B, H. Esmall,

Married,A. IL. Rumjaha (Captain), J. S... Carreem. S. A. Limall, A. K Ming F D Foreira, H. T. M. Barma, A. T. Barma, E. Hiptools, A. Rahmin, Y. Adal and A. Both

Reserve Nazarin.

CLUB SECOND ELEVEN

commenc

an opportunity of viewing Hong Hong Kong Cricket Club in their The following will represent the Kong's coming footballers when friendly Axture against the Royal Navy the Kowloon Boys' will meet the at King'"j Park ed the home wide by 353 points by Miss Marie Smith, overcame the St. Andrew's

Hoag Kong Boys in Charity ing at 2 pm

I. J. Football game on the KFC ground Armatrons C. W. E. Bishop. B. after winning seven of the eight Saints by an only goal in their mid-

C. E. Gabegan, J. E. Hon. af 11,15 mm. on Monday, **** work game, they will cause a sur- The following are the teams;

far, E. Lammert, P. E. Lescher, A games.

Recreio "A" B. D'Almada, MA 100 Yards sprint event, open K. Mackenxia (Captain)J. E. Polter, A. J. Osmund, the Colony Cham-prise If they secure both points, in plon, secured win by: 56 points today's. Cher Clark Cup encounter, Basto, C. Osmund, Kaviar, M. Alves, to footballers affiliated to the Asso-0, C. Blark and Li, Talbot i

They have beaten the C.B.8, and

Silva Netto, M. Remedion; A. Alves, ciation, will also be run in con made it all the 21 hear that the team will be MANCE FIRST DAN WAR

over M. N. Rakusen, the K.C.C. lost to the champions, while the

M. Eota and P. Remedios function with the football game LINCOLNS TEAM TO DAY their very best.” '!.

"Leung|champion while C. Wigg, the only

Ladies:-J. Wallar; M. Portal- We Fowlers MA Gardiner, and to defe ten entries have been South Chian are hoping to have Leung Wing-chul and Lee Kwok-wal;

In-chan and L4 Tin-4 ng: Tang Kwa home winner Just defeated P. Saints have beaten the C.B.Son,

Thomson, B, Blainenthaliana Dalziel sisters they will be hard of Brown.

Werkened by the absence of the it. Blackmore, M. Bead, P. McCaw and Admission will be by ticket at $1 pressed toy save a point against the Hadlar Rocrelo In spite of the fact D. Gray

made their final selection, but Probable Teams.

South China-Wong

the services of Li Tia-sang, their Young Shaf-yick, Chib Kwok-lum, Pereira by 6 points.

left back, and Fung King-cheone, Fung King-cheong, Tam

both of whom, Lalled to turn up the near future,

Tay

last week towing to their missing. Dudley

and A. return game, is being played

Scores: and Bett: Baldry,

Phillips

Kal Palaca Hotel,

152 Bilva

Roden the Hong Kong express from Can-McGainess, Higgins, Ridley and K.C.C bonjoki ECOND DIVISION „Karnian 2) 144; Damund -

In the Second Division, the Clabi-Forrow! Boyd and M. Railton Club, conquerora of the LAncolns (Captain)in Mckaluar, 1 Low Wand H Hew -- 170 Crus meet the Borderera Cat-, Caroline Gamble; Fisher, Ball, G. Duncan, R. Mysocially 175 Antonio Hill and have made a change in Goldman and Bloa

Mulaby 109, GH Reserves:-Lows,

Silkstone-204140-Beltr

the forw Ine, R. Goldman, comand Puncheon,

nadan:

M.. Grinth,

B Pope

200 without reply in their two games

that they have netted 18 rouls J. Churchill' and

Daldel, ES

200

(200

200 should carry all before ther

$200

#200

recei

And the entire proceeds will devoted to, Charity, “ CCC NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES

¡Members

The following will represent Lincolns against the Royal Army Ord dance Corps Bookuspoo commencing at 2:16.p.m. E14) Young: 2nd Lt. - Muspr Hams, Col Wardle, Pte Barnst lley. Pte, Dobbs 2nd Le Cr QMB Day: L/Cpl. Maw, Pisc and Pto, Uliyatt

the Reserva Pie Williams, Carnival CHANGES FOR MONDAY

Hopid the Club: