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CAPTAIN'S CUP

AT KOWLOON

Barry And Milne Qualify

The following qualified for the Captain's Cup played over the Kowloon course last week-end. F. C. Barry... 78-12-06 ¡G. Milne

76 8 68

ADAMSON CUP

C. L. Tatham (90-23=67) quali- led for the Adamson Cup October qualifying competition,

Other scores were A. McKellar; (77-8-69) and J. W.. Franks (87-13-74).

TEMPLETON TEAM-

SECURE NATIONAL

OPEN POLO TITLE

Regain Title By Beating The Holders

SWANSEA MAKE A

GOOD START

BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR WELSH RUGBY

(By Rowe Harding)

London, September 15.

LAST Saturday's Rugby in Wales provided some interesting re- sults, and now we have some idea where Welsh Rugby stands. Swansea's success over Bristol, and particularly the manner of I was the most significant and encouraging victory of the “All Whites" for years. Next Saturday Swansea play Cardiff, who followed their win over Bristol with a narrow victory over Neath. The latter obviously are still a formidable side.

This will, I think, be the match of the day, and I favour Swan sea's chances, partly because they will be playing at home, but more particularly because, I think, there is more flexibility and more subtlety about Swansen's back division. In other respects the teams are about as equal in merits as they could be.

Bridgend, fresh from a triumph over Coventry and an honour- able defeat by a galaxy of international talent at Leicester, were soundly beaten by Aberavon, who will certainly be a power in Welsh Rugby this season.

BRITISH PLAYER'S STAMINA

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JAPANESE LOWERS FRENCH

• SWIMMING RECORD

Makino Betters 800-Metres Mark

Tokyo, Sept. 14. The world free style swim; ming record for '800-metres was bettered by Shozo Makino in the semi-final of a national collegiate meet here to-day. He covered the distance in 10m. 7.28. The new time ia 8.48. under the mark set by Jean Tarie at Cannes, France, 1100 Bears Preas.

ago.--Associated

INDIAN REGIMENT'S " HOCKEY FIXTURES

Punjabis Encountering Civilian Clubs

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The following are the Hockey Fixtures of the 1/8 Pumjab Regl ment up till end of December:--- Oct. 8 lat XI v Radio 1st

(Marina 5.15)

12 2nd XI v H.K. Club

(King's Park 5)

16 2nd XI v K.LT.C.

(Marina 5.15)

20 2nd XI v Incognitos

XI

(Marina 4.30) 22 A" Team v St. Andrewg

(Marina 5)

24 "A" Team v Recreio

LOVELOCK WINS Nov. 8 2nd XI v

IN NORWAY

1,500 Metres Triumph From Lie Of Norway

He

Oslo, Sept. 18. J. E. Lovelock, the Oxford miler, Unfortunately the

to-day won the Narwalgian 1,500 marred by a fracas which result-distance in 3min. 57 3-10 sec.

game was metres championship, covering the ed in the sending-off of a Bridg was followed by Lla. of Norway, end forward and of an Aberavon and Ek, of Sweden. three-quarters who was one of their key men. The match was 200 metres final, in which D. L. Yesterday J. C, Horsfall won the also remarkable for a boycott by Rathbone was placed third, and H. a large number of Aberavon sups. Townend was placed third to porters, who objected to paying Henry Carson, of Norway, in the a shilling for admission.

The experiment of charging six-

1800 metres final..

To-day Horafall was second in

The Archillea Club (Horsfall,

Austin is better in team matches than. in championships. Westbury, N.Y., Oct. 9. losing one set in the Davis, Cup Only Winston Guest's Templeton team Challenge Round, he struck a gal-pence was tried by the West Wales the 100 metres and Rathbone second won the national open polo cham-lant, and perhaps a decisive, blow clubs last season, and resulted in in the 400 metres. pionship here to-day, defeating the for England. He lost to Boussus such a loss that it was unanimously Auroras, led by Seymour Knox, 10 in Paris and to Shields at Wimble agreed to revert to the higher price. Lovelock, Townend, and Rathbone) goal to 7.

Aurora won last year by defeat-to meet Perry in a

don, but if it were possible for him. Newport scored in not very con- were second to a Norwegian stu-

vincing victory over Davis Cup ing Greentree, and Templeton won match 1 would support his chances. Even in their invincible year soon

Cross Keys.dents' team in the 1,000 metres re- the year before, also by winning

after the war, and later, when

lay.. from Greentree.-Associated Press.

Allison's Return

Ralph and Morley were playing,, Allison returns to the first ten Newport relied more on a powerful by virtue of his splendid effort at pack, aound tackling, and tretical F.A. CUPHOLDERS Forest Hills, where he beat Stoeffen kicking than on the combined skill!

BEATEN

Glasgow Rangers Win

With Late Goal

THRILLING CLIMAX

jand Wood and carried Perry to the of fast outsides. The present gen- fourteenth game of the fifth set. eration of Newport's backs seems, He will be ranked No. 1 in Ameri-rooted to the same tradition.

this year, and is certain of a place in his country's challenging team next summer.

AUSTIN IMPROVES HIS SERVICE

Davies Cup Player Now Better Than Ever SERVICE, AND SMASH THAT LET HIM DOWN

(Marina 5) Young Men's Sikh Association (Marina 5) 12 1st XI v R.A. Officers

(Marina 430)

17 lat X1 v 1st Bn. Lincoln-

ahire Regt. (Marina 5)

23 2nd XI v C.B.A. "A".

(Marina 5.15)

24 1st XI v 2nd Bn.

Lancashire Regt.

East

(Marina, 4.30) 29 1st XI v Club de Roercio

(Marina 5) Dec. 5 Army v H.K.S. Bde. R.A.

(Chatham Road 4.15)

7 "A" Team'v 8th (H) Bde. R.A. (Seokunpoo 4.30)

10 "A" Team v. St. Andrewa

(Marina 4.45)

12 Army v Navy Triangular

Tournament.

23 lat XI v 1st Bn. Lincoln-

shire Regt,

- (Sham Shui Po 4.30)

29 v Destroyer Flotilla

(Marins, 4.30)

COUNCIL MEETING OF HOCKEY ASSN.

Trip To Malaya To Be Discussed

A meeting of the Hong Kong Hockey Association. Council will be held at 6.80 p.m. on Monday, October 22, at St. Andrew's Church Hall.

be

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The business of the meating will

14 To read and confirm the min-

utes of the last Council meet-

Ing.

2. To read and pass correspon-

dence.

3. To

arrange programme, for local, International, Tourna, ment.

4. To discuss the question of. paying a return visit to Malaya and to make pre- liminary arrangements.

This is the more remarkable when one recalls the long line of great attacking wing three-quarters | Menzel and De Stefani are new-three-quarter play has long been who have served the club. Centre- comers to the list. Both have been the strength of Newport's defence nocking at the door for several and the weakness of their attack. London, Sept. 19. years past. The Czech champion Over 30,000 spectators saw beat Crawford at Prague and would be far more attractive and I feel sure that Newport Rugby Glasgow Rangers, the Scottish threatened Perry, at Wimbledon.no, less successful if some the Cupholders, triumph by a single He is "temperamentel," if the pun unimaginative doggedness of its goal over Manchester City, the may be excused, but possesses centre-three-quarter FA Cupholders, at Ibrox Park, several of Tilden's qualities, in-sacrified (if, indeed, that is the play were last night.

The play, while clever at times, Italian, champion has beaten Perry tive in attack.

cluding pugnacious vigour. The right word), for speed and initia- did not

rouse much enthusiasm and Menzel.

London, Sept, 18. H. W. Austin, the Davis Cup ten- until near the end. A draw would

Llanelly's narrow escape from denis player has been working hard have been a fair result: as it hap the list and is faithfully holding shock to the Stradey spectators, for coach, Captain Caulfield.

Christian Bousons comes back to feat by Waterloo was probably a at the Melbury Club with his pened it was in the final minutes the French flag. that Macaulay snapped up a chance A. Merlin, has conquered Craw-even extended, by English teams at attention to my service," he told His compatriot, the "Scarlets" are seldom beaten, or "I have been devoting special with Birdwood, who was so success-gers. the victory. The first half

following a free kick to give Ranford, but his inclusion must walt. Strader. Still, it is a good thing Bruce Harris to-day, "and I be ful Against G. G. Gregory last opened briskly enough, and Heale week, doing the booking.

V. G. McGrath has stronger that Welsh clubs are sometimes lieve I have improved it.

Any- Herd. He missed badly, and the claims, but his game outside Aus-shaken out of their complacency, how, I am trying it out at the should have scored from a pass by tralia at present lacks stability.jand that the virtues of adventurous Cumberland Club tournament ter line, with an interesting new- Park recrulls this year are in- the opening half was a shot by rise, and Kirby may well make the jed.

next nearest approach to a goal in Stoefen is another player certain to attack are occasionally demonstrat-this week." comer in A. C. Denbie, a New Zea-teresting.

Austin, who was 28 on Thursday, P. Tatchell and R. Smith, of Rangers, which went just first ten soon. lander with a reputation for speed. Evans, respectively stand off and

Despite popular belief to the furnishes a striking instance of R. T. S. Norwood, when not need-scrum-halves

contrary, I am inclined to think improvement relatively late in his from Birkenhead

The following will represent the ed by his 'varsity, J. B. Aitchison, Park, are two. G. H. Owen in a

that the new scrummaging rules lawn tennis career. Until two Incognitos hockey team in a friend- will discount very largely the ad- years ago his service and smash al-ly match against the Hong Kong vantages of weights and "tough-ways let him down badly.

Hockey Club 1st. XI to-morrow at ness" which have played so import- This summer there was nothing 5 p.m. at King's. Park. ant a part in Welsh Rugby, to the wrong with his overhead work, C. Soares; Naidu, F. G. Barros; J. detriment of other more attractive and his service, if not ferocious. Noronha, A. J. Reed (cap.), A. qualities.

seldom left his opponent with an Reed, J. M. Pinto and AP. Sousa.

J. Bosto; F. Reed, J. Noronha, R. C attacking advantage.

HARRY LIND TO ASSIST LONDON

SCOTTISH FIFTEEN

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New Zealand Recruit

R. W. Dunn and E. M. M. Hender-three-quarter who comes with son can also be counted on.

A

wide of an upright.

Smith again went closs just

on the Interval9 7wift clear- ing a fine header almost under the bar.

big reputation from New Zealand, Forward, the outlook is just as where he played for the South Is bright, with D. A. Them and the land against the North. As W. C. much the same quiet lines as before. Play after the interval went on drop-goal specialist, D. G. Gordon, A. Church is being transferred by Both teams started keenly, but fell again available. For the first time the R. A. E. to Chester in a month's away, in their history, I am told, the time, and E. J. Unwin will soon be minutes, when Rangers launched a and not until the closing team will be captained by an Old claimed by the Army, it is comfort- hot attack, was a really competitive Harrovian, M. R. Blair.

ing to have Owen available. spirit introduced.

Big Match Changed

C. M. Beith, the forward who captained Sandhurst last year, A. Hard grounds have already caus. H. Feord, of last year's Harrow ed several games to be abandoned, side, N. Heath, captain of Cliffon, and next Saturday's match between and N. M. Olson, the Hartlepool Rosslyn Park and the Harlequina, (Rovera forward are others among which should have been played at about Afty new members. Richmond, has been transferred to

the 'Quins' ground at Twickenham.

Rosslyn Park, with several young-

£30,000 OFFER TO MAX BAER Protest In Berlin

Berlin, Sept. 19.

!

FISHCHS GENIUS WON CARDINALS, WORLD TITLE

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་ཡ

Dizzy's Record

ries, won 32 games for St. Louis.

Dizzy, including the world's ae- JOCK M:AVOY MUST DEFEND

BOXING TITLE

His kid brother won 21, for a to- Ital of 53. Dizzy last year won 20 for the Red Birds but lost 18, and] was ranked second in effectiveness to Tex Carleton who won only 17, [but lost only 11.

(Continued from Page 4).

It is all very well for his con trollers to say they have offered £2,500 for Thil, to defend the Of the 99, games won in 1934, in-championship in Manchester... cluding the world's series, by the Reverse the positions. H Mo- Cardinals, the Deans accounted for Avoy were the champion is it like sters in their side, made such an lost R. A, P. Hogbin, T. Morgan

58, well over half, an amazing, perly he would go to Paris to satisfy excellent show against Blackheath and A. G. Johnson, there is so much foreign exchange, an offer to Max 2nd baseman in his first year pilot a long time to stage the fight in

age for the two youngsters his challenger? Frisch, Red Bird manager and Jeff Dickson has been ready for last Saturday that I can fancy new talent available that they laer, the heavy-weight boxing ed the club to a pennant and world Paris, the home of the champion, their chances next week-end when should, I think regain the Hospitals champion of the world, of a guar-championship. they will have practically a full-Cup from St. Mary's.

anteed $150,009 { (£30,000) for a team out.

New arrivals at Guy's include R. title fight at Hamburg with Max.

Cap For Guy's Again? Although Guy's Hospital have

In view of Germany's lack of

Fine Strategy

CAPT, WALCH SCORES 62 FOR RA.S.C.

Medicals Trounced At Cricket

5. To consider the possibility of arranging a Colony, Tournament between

"tha Civilians, Navy and Army.

+1

INCOGNITOS TO PLAY CLUB TO-MORROW

OXFORD ALREADY TRAINING

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each afternoon. They are expected to remain at Henley for a fortnight The men under Mr. Haig Thomas's care at the Leander club. house are:

M. H. Mosley, P. R. S. Bankes, A, V., Sutcliffe, D. M. De Winser, E. D. D. Tomlin, A. 8: Gilble, B. J. Scortino, J. D. Sturrock, C. G. Cost- The Royal Army Service Corps ley White, G. H. D. Green, T. E. It's fair enough. After all, Medical Corps by 180 runs in the (coxswain). D. Hogg, the Blue, is easlly defeated the Royal Army Oaraman and W. O. C. Shebbeare Manchester would get its share of Small Units Cricket League at expected to join the party to

with neutral officials.

PERRY PESSIMISTIC OVER DAVIS CUP

morrow.

It is worth noting, by the way. C. S. Dick, the Scottish interns-Schnellag, the German champion, it was revealed that amazingly world championships when Mc- Sookunpoo yesterday. that the Park have a new and im-tional and Cambridge centre, who is criteised to-night. portant fixture this year against will turn aut in October; E. I. It is suggested that such a large ing" of Diazy in the ninth innings Paris.

fine strategy, underlay his "yank Avey had removed the title from RAS.C. 242 for 7 dec. (Capt. A. V. Sutcliffe, the heaviest man Oxford University, whom they meet Davis, the famous Cambridge sprin- sum could be better employed than of the fifth saries game. at the Old Deer Park on Monday, ter, who is playing on the wing in in fillag the pockets of an Ameri-

Watch 62, Cpl. Ballard 67. Cpl. who ever stroked a Boat Race crew, Dec. 3, the Dark Blues' last game to-day's trial; I. R. Waters, & re- can boxer. Owing to Max Baer's encounter, had allowed but seven Dizzy, up to the ninth in that

Millington 3 for 71, Major broke an oar yesterday after rowing before the Varsity match. The markably promising wing from the Jewish parentage it is unlikely that hits although he was being hit in

Bonavia 8 for 29)

less than a minute. The crew had Park will give Oxford an excellent great Welsh "nursery," Llando- the fight would In any case be the pinches, an unusual occurrence, try-out, for they play just the type very; and P. Fletcher, the Cardif allowed to take place..

R.A.M.C.; 62 (Pte. Haynes 28; Cpl. to return to the raft for him to

Ballard 3 for 16, Dyr. Clarke aj obtain another ear. of game the 'Varsity need before and Glamorgan backrow forward.

An American film, "Every Wo-fidence in him, hence his pulling of Fans believed Frisch lacked con their big test.

for 0). There are Next week-end the Rosslyn Park wing three-quarters in J. G. Hart-

also two excellent man's Man," was banned in Ber the star. Just how much conf side will include S. Instone, who ley, the Old Cranleighan, and H. Ed the leading part.

lin in the spring because he play-dence Frisch, Fordham Flash, had replace either Austin or myself and NEW STABLE FOR NEWMARKET has joined from the London Welsh, W. Bunn, of Grahamstown, South

in Dizzy, however, was not divulg, we cannot go on for ever. and will take his place in the back Africa. With J. E. Giesen, P. C. In order to provide cricket for as in after only a 48-hour rest to slip we shall lose the Davis Cup.

*ed until to-day when he threw Dizzy When either gr row of the acrum. Former Oxford Alexander and C. G. Wright still many of their members as possible the

both of us start and Cambridge hookers in E. S. available, the Guy's back division Kowloon Celeket Chub has arranged pulled Diszy in the 6th game with are already produ

Observers believed that Frisch probably to America, where Nicholson and C. R. Birdwood will should be one of the fastest in the November to continue an alternate an eye on a probable seventh

that aericket league be started on

Shields, Wood

side by side in the front row, country,

Sundays until the middle of March counter.

(Continued From Page 4).

There is no one developing to

Allison

TRAINER

FOOTBALLER SUSPENDED

Duffield the Kowloon second eleven inside-left, has been suspend- fed for one month by the FA for Walter Earl they trainer, has let the Primrose Cot against the Chinese Athletic on Sep- Newmarket striking a player in the match tage stables and in future his horses tember 29, Glass, the Navy, second and will be stabled at the Heath House eleven loader, was cautioned for the

training establishme

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