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THE CHINA MAIL

SATURDAY

1934

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POLICE WIN MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FOR FIRST

́CLUB FAVOURED

FOR "SEVENS”

Last Year's Final May Be Enacted.

SEVEN GAMES TO-DAY

The Club, who have won the.

ENGLAND EXPECTED

TO WIN RUGBY

Scotland Attempting To Force Triple Tie.

SASSENACHS BETTER BALANCED FIFTEEN

Not since the 1929-30 season

have England held the Internation- al Rugby Championship by herself, bat to-day's game against Scotland jat Twickenham should enable her

Įto record i 100 per cent, triumph

Seren-A-Side Rugby Touramment¡la addition to securing the Calcut-

for the only two years It has bemta Cup.

in existence, are favoured to re- Rugby critics at Home are un- cord the "hat trick” to-day against animous in selecting the English | the challenge of the seven surviv- ing "serena."*

fifteen as the best balanced of the four competing countries.

Should Scotland, last year's un- the overcome beaten champions,

The Borderers “A," who reached the Final last year, should exper

once little difficulty in reaching the last four to-day, though the Bank should run them pretty close Twickenham bogury to-day a triple In the Semi-Final Round.

tie between England, Scotland and

In all seven games will be play-Wales will ensue. Ireland have ed this afternoon, commencing at 315 p.m.

The Programme

teams.

COM

NOMPETITORS In the Senior Raca (Three Miles), taking the water jump at the finish of the Eton Col- lege steeplechase. A. J. Marsden, the winner, is seen jump- Ing.-(8. & G.),

200 FAIL AT WATER JUMP

BAKER'S BOWLING WINS GAME

East Lancs Beat Artillery

Eton Steeplechase completed their fixtures, being de- feated in each of ber three games.

Very fast times were made in the aclected The following are the

Eton College steeplechases this year. England--Owen Smith (St. Mary's But the water jump. 22 feet The following are the Second Hospital Booth (Headingley), Cran- wide, and only 30 yards from the GARTHWAITE 53 OUT OF 104 Round matches in correct order of [mer" (Oxford University), Gerrard!

Slow winning post, was not cleared by the draw:

Gadney (Leicester); Rew any of the 200 competitors, who all Fine bowling by Pie: Baker ( for 16) dismissed the Royal Artillery (Bristol},{ received a ducking.

for 104 and enabled the East Lancashire regiment to win by 58 runa at Sookunpoo yesterday.

Scorea,

(Bath). Melide (Woterlos);

Cumberland "A" ✓ Kowloon

v R. A. Stonecubers th). Club

Lincolns Bank

United Services), Dicks (Norres Borderora "A" v Cornwall

Gregory Longland (Northampton)

This jump has been cleared only (ten), Fry (Liverpool), Kendrew twice since 1880.

(Leicester), and Weston (Northamp Prince Waldemar, of Hesse, was ton).

Scotiant-Brown (London Scottish); Among the 160 boys taking part in Club; J. J. Ferguson; R. H. Grif- Shaw (Glasgow High School); Dick the junior jump.

The Teams

(Carrbidge); Lind

at

East Lancs.

(Dunfermline), The senior race was won by A. Lt. J. P. Williams, b Walker 24

C. 6. M. Elvin, e Hopkins, b ths. J. Hutchison; B. C. Meck; Dove (Cambridge); Colter (head J. Marsden, son of a master McLellan (Capl.), W. E. Peers, and Fyfe

Jefries High A. F. Walkden.

School): Logan (Edinburgh Eton. He ran brilliantly to win by L/C. Goldsworthy, run out...

(Watsonians), Borderer "A"-Sgt. Gould; L/Sgt. Wanderera); Ritchie

quarter-mile, in 14 Shav

Ple. Simmonds; L/Cpl. Hewill: Cottington (Kelso), Allen (Melrose); nearly L/Cpl. Hardy (Capt.), Ple. Jones (25), Beattle (lawick), Stewart (Stewari minutes 25 seconds, which almost Pte. Sandford, e Vibert, b Hop-

(Glasgow High equalled record... G. S. Brodrick |College), Lamble and Pte. Gilmour.

Waters (Selkirk) and Kowloon: T. Thomas; D. Fogg, W. School). A. Jenkins; Gordon Lum: S. MacNider. Watherion (Edinburgh Wanderers).

9.

ILMS and J. E. Wilson (Capt.).

Cornwall L-Cdr. Neame

(Capt.); Sub/Lt. Briggs.

Lt.

Surg./Lt. Goldsworthy: La. Webster; Lt. Allens, Copeman, and E. R. A. Gellately, Bank:-W. H. B. Rige:

H. R MeGitehriat; M. W. Turner; LG Robertson (Capt.); F. R. Burch. I H. Bradforst, and G. A. Stewart,

Cumberland "AE. A. Drury; Let Richards, Mid. Heman; Mid. Roand

SON

11. Buther, La. Brown, and Li Juniper.

R.A. Slonecutters: Let Melenite (Capt.; Birt, L/Bmdr. Hall, Barraclough, C/Bdr. Smith; Gunner Gunner Hubbard, and Gunner Wright.

Rapier's

Selections

NEW ZEALAND

RUGBY TOUR-··

International Dates, For 1935-36.

GAMES IN FRANCE AND

CANADA POSSIBLE

A

CHAMPIONS

MUST WIN

LAST GAME

Recreio "A Provide Stern Opposition

TO-DAY'S CAER CLARK HOCKEY

The deciding game in the Caer Clark Cup competition will be play- ed to-day when the Hong Kong Ladies' and the Recreia ”A” Ladies

ENGINEERS BEATEN

CHAMPIONS

WIN BY TWO

CLEAR GOALS

Radio Hopes Of Hat Trick Shattered

ST.

ANDREW'S MAY SHATTER 100 PER CENT. RECORD

(BY STICKS).

TIME

LIGHT BLUESTO WIN BOAT RACE

Eleventh Successive Win

Forecasted.

OXFORD HOLD RECORD

Cambridge, winners of the the Boat Race for the last ten years, are firm favourites for to-day's race from Rutney to Mortlake against Oxford, who have been severely handicapped by sickness.

| clash at Seskumpoo, commencing at

Th Dark Blues last won in 1913, by three quarters of a length. Last A win will give the Hong Kong

year they were beaten by 21⁄4 Ladies' the trophy for the fourth The Police hockey team are lengths after a heroic struggle year in succession, whereas a draw champions of the Mamak Hockey against a much superior sight. will enable the St. Andrew'I

Ladies, the runners-up, who are Tournament for this season, as the They, however, hold the record for only one point behind, to meet the result of their win over the Royal the distance 18 minutes 29 se- champions in a deciding game. De-Engineers by 2 goals to mal. Per-conds in 1911. Cambridge's nearest feat, however, will place the Saints kins and Patull scored the goals. approach to this time was 18 min-

utes 41 seconds in 1924. shead in the competition.

The Police have now to meet St. The Recreio are fielding a full Andrew's to complete their fix The following are the crews- team, but Miss M. Wallace, will be tures, but as they are points -→→→ OXFORD. replaced in the champions' half- ahead of the next best team-thew. H. Migotti (Worcester) 11.11 back line by Miss B. Helbling from Radio Sports Club, their position B, W. G. Holdsworth (Brzenose) 11.11 the full-back line. Miss J. Smalley | is unassailable.

P. Horr (New College) will make a welcome return at full- The Pollee have maintained a M. Coachman (Christchurch) 12.12

P. R. 8. Banks (Christchurch) back.

100 per cent record, and have pre. H, Lascelles (Balliol) The Recreio were defeated by vented the Radio from recording G. L. F. Thomson (Balliol)

the odd goal in three in the first

round.

The following are the teams: HE. Ladies M. Bird; E. M. Gray, J. Smalley; B. Helbling, B. Pope, Mrs. M. K. Lowe: W. Marah, Dalslel, E. Bonnar, J. Churchill and B. King Recreio "A": - B. D'Almada; Baato, G. Ormand, H. Remedios, M. Alves, L. Silva-Netto: Lavier, A. Alves, C. Silva, M. Roza and B. R Imedios..

M.

12.11

14.5

11 10

11.9

the "hat trick" in a completion A. V. Sutcliffe (Trinity), str. : 14.0 which is now in its third year. |A. E. F. Bryan (Worcester), cox., B.1

9th: R.A. Defeated RA.M.C.

CAMBRIDGE.

11.6

12.1

The 9th Battery R. A. secured A. D. Kingsford (Pembroke) the Royal Army Medical Corps in W. G. R. M. Laurie (Selwyn) their fourth win when they defeated C. R. Buckle (Marok

Tournament match by 2 goals to nil.

Mamak Tournament Table To Date.

.. 13.2

D. Wilson (Clare) ...... 12.9 M. Payne (Third Trinity) 12.7 WA. T. Sambell (Pembroke). 13 J. H. T. Wilson (Pembroke).. N. J. Bradley (Pembroke), str.

Ко J. N. Duckworth (Jesus), sox. "

BOAT: RACE RESULTS

12.7

14.1

The following are the results of the

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts, University Boat Race since 1905; 11 11:50 0 37 12.22 ||

Won by

C. B. A. CHALLENGE

23

king5...

32

was second, and J. 8. Windham Lt. P. R. M. Wisden, b: Michell

Bds. Bevan, b Hopkins Wright third.

Saints Should Be Fully Extended

Police Radio

C. B. A

.11 20 50:19 15-Year

1206

3

C. D. Harris St. John won

the

L/C. Steele, c Hopkins, b Smith Bds, Whitehead, b Carter pte: Baker, not out Bds. Cox. b Carter.. Ete. Herbert, run out

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defeated every other team in the 7th Battery

The St. Andrew's Club, who have Andrew's

Medway United

.10) 6~ 4. 1.10 17 11

4.7.1 16 18 10 8539:20 11 10

1907

Winner Cam. Cam.

Time Igth. 19m. 26. 34

'.'

20m. 263. 4

1908

Cam.

15

1910.

competition, with the exception of R. E

215

the Hong Kong Ladies, will receiva E.LT.C.

* 41 16 18

1012

1913

1914

20 whom they meet on the Marina

Junior race, with K. Hope Jones second, and B. Alexander third.

NAVY SHOULD BEAT

THE POLICE

South China Expected

To Win Over S.W.B.

WEEK-END SOCCER

The Navy should advance a further stage in the premier league soccer championship race when they meet the Po- lice on the Kowloon ground this afternoon.

Total.....

Gar. Hopkins 2 for 39 L/Bdr. Carter 2 for 11.

Royal Artillery

Lt. C. C. Garthwaite, b Baker Capt. D. B. Michell, e Cox b

Elvin.

L./Bdr. Vibart, b Elvin Lt. G. D. H. Flpwerdew,

Herbert, b Baker

Gar. Hopkins, b Baker

Gar. Walker, & b'Sandford Gnr. Jeffries, not out

L/Bdr. Ives, b Baker-

The Rugby Football Union an- nounce that New Zealand Rugby Football Union team which is visit- ing Great Britain and Ireland in 1935-36 will be the guests of the four Home Unions. The party is expected to arrive in England in the first week of September, 1935.

The big game of the week-end, L/Bdr. Chadwich, b Baker Twenty-eight matches have been arranged, the Arst to be played on however, will be staged at Caro/Bdr. Carter, Steele Saturday, September 14, 1938, and line Hill to-morrow when. South L/Bdr. Smith, at Herbert, b the last v. England at Twickenham China, League champions, meet on Saturday, January 4, 1938. The the Borderers, who lost to the other International dates are: Saints last Saturday. The Chinese Saturday, November 29, v. Scot-will start favourites as the result of their three successes against land.

Saturday, December 7, v. Ireland. the Saints this season, and they Saturday, December 21, v. Wales, should just win a close game.

For Kwanti vits To Canada And France

LAST MEETING OF FIRST HALF

The Race Meeting at Kwanti to- morrow will be the last staged by the Funding Hund and Race Club

this season.

. The following

selections:

Race 1

PAT

THE CURFEW WHITE STARS. Race ZP-PWRE

CELERITYJAAPKA FESTIVAL EVE CHRISTMAS:BELLE Race Ste

BURGOMASTER DUKE OF MILAN THE GADWALL

Race #:

-DONWARNI

ANT

The following in the forecasted programme for the week-end, give The New Zealand Rugby Unioning results of previous games this

season:

*

a serious challenge from the Cen-1th Battery ..11 3.8 0.17 31

R.A.M.C. 1tral British Association Ladies Wale Corps ...

| ground to-day at 2.46 p.m. 162)

The C.B.A have made remark- and able, strides during the past few months, and should full extend the runners-up. Both teams will be at 53 full strength...

The Sainta won in the first round

6 by 2 goals to 1.

0

.10:2

CHAMPIONS V REST

A

AT HOCKEY Sub-Committee Elected To Select Rest XI

BL Andrews: Mr. R. Rose; E DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER

| Landolt, G. White," M. Churn," -J.

19 Wong, 1 Woolley; F. Wong, Rogers,

0

M. Wolley, L Gitting and F. Gitting.

With the Police as definite cham-

20m. 20. 2%

Oxford 19m. 60%, 3% Oxford 20m. 148. 24 Oxford 18m. 29s. 2% Oxford 22m.

5. 3

Oxford 20m, 681.

Cam.

20m, 255. 415 19m. 456. 1. Cam 20m. 54%/%

Cam. 21m. 11, 4 Cam.

Cam

-18m. 27, 4

18m. 418. '4

CAM.

21m: 50s, a dia.

Camo

19m 291, 5

Cam

20m. 14x. 2%

Gam.

20m 254. 10

Cam

19m, 244,

Cam

19m. 9. 2

Cam

19m. 164. - 1%

Cam

19m. 26.

5

Camp

20m. 57.3%

An attempt was made to row the race on Mar. 30, but both crews sank, C.BA, Ladies Mra, Webber,pions of the Mamak Hackey and although Oxford re-embarked and 0 Woolley, F. Walker; 3. Bryson,

5 Bearis, G. MacNider; D. Hant, M. Tommament this season, the date completed the course the umpire dacid-

Whitley, E. Woolley, M. Smith and for the champions ▼ Rest encountered the first race, in 1520, F. Best.

9

Williams

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Total

104

Baker & for-16; Elvin 2 for 44,

SHALL UNITS

LINCOLNS

JUNIOR TEAMS

CLASH

Recreio Expected To Secure First Win

rowed at The was i was discussed at the meeting of the Henley; in 1886-0, 1840-1-2 the course

Executive Committee of the Mamak was from Westminster to. Putney; in 1846, 1858, and 1868 the course was Tournament last night at the St. from Mortlake to Putney, all the other Taces have been, rowed from Putney to Andrew's Church Hall

Mortlake Asub-committee, comprising Oxford has won 40 races. Cambridge Messrs, A. E. P. Guent, P. J. Barii 44.,;

low and Kirton Vaughan, was nominated to select the Best team. The two undo) teams, both of The date of the game will be an- whom are newcomers to the Caer nounced shortly, Clark Competition, the Central Mr. E. 0. England White, who Briti

girls and the Recrels recently returned from holiday,

for the second time presided at the meeting

The following have been select ed to represent the Small Units want their team which is to tour First Division To-day.

selected XI against the Lincolns Great Britain in 1935-66 to play Recreio (2)

on Tuesday at Bookunpoo, com- at King's Park, the commencing to: Cre " KOWLOON (3)

day matches in France, and to return to

(K.P.04.16. p.m.) mencing at 2:15pm.

girls obtained the two Police (12

Major V. J Bonavia TRAM.C... New Zealand via Canada, to play NAVY (2)

_____ (KPC_115 p.m.) (Captain), Capt. J. Welch (RAK points in the Brst encounter by an (−)- C), L. B. I Walkar (B.E. Beret, only goal, but have lost many valu- (Boolagony 15 p.m.) (RAC) Corp H. Colledgeable players since that date, and,

Todd

with the Improvement shown by (RA Corp

the game Corp., B. Ballard E.A.8.0.1, the Recreio team of B/Bqt F) Flood (R_A_3.2)), Plan will probably go in avour of the Leigh (RAHO),

a series of matches there in order to assist the Hugby game in that country.

Lancs

CLUB (-)

THIRD DIVISION

BAR.G. (--) (Sogliapon: 2.80 p.m.) F (4) TO-MORROWLAth

The New Zealand Union have Enginari ( decided to seek the necessary, par-

Radio (0) Rapier's mission from the International

Board,

* All-Blacks Of 1924-25

The New Zealand tein that WEE

last in Britain in |whole of its 80%

ternational victor

Ireland,

8. CHINA (8) kry Borderers

(Carolins Hill'4.15 p.)

Forsythe (RAS.0%

(COLNS (4) PAT Athletic) (2) for M.01), and Umpire-

***(Boekenpoo).16 0.3.) dan (EE)

SOUTH CHINA'S NEW HEADLEY LEAVING

PAVILION

Opening

WEST INDIES

Moir C. Bone

J. Lake-

and

totaria,

Fire!

GREYHOUND RACING IN PANAMA:

Sport Suspended By Government Decree,

TAM ENTERS SEMI- FINAL ROUND.

Erratic And Careless Lal Beaten

Failure to And his length at

of the match

tendency to be ponsible

Lal Kwong

in the