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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1935

Sporting PageAYS

R.A.M.C. LOSING NINE SOCCER PLAYERS NEXT TROOPING

CLUB TO MEET

LINCOLNS IN

SOCCER MATCHES

SEVERAL CHANGES IN BOTH TEAMS

SYKES PROMOTED TO SENIOR ELEVEN

(By "ROVER")

The Hong Kong Football Club will play their second series of friendly soccer matches- next Saturday, when the senior and junior elevens meet the Lincolns on the Club ground, commencing at 5 pm. and 345 pm respective- I.

The Club have made several Changes in their teams. Sykes, who

Ed. da Rozs, the Colony Diving champion, above, who will present the Colony -- against --- Shanghai in the Interport.

played a very Sne game at full- CAMERON

back for the juniors last Saturday,!. being promoted to the first eleven.j where he will partner Syd Strange, while Gilchrist is being tried in the pivot position to allow Forrow to move up to inside-right in sup port of L E Lammert and Elliott.

The Club junior

tend to

team

SAVES SOUTH

AFRICANS

Scores 160 Out Of 382 At Scarborough

KENT TROUNCE M.C.C.

NEW STYLE START MAY MEAN 9 SEC. SPRINT

A Combination Of Standing Pose Of 40 Years Ago

Cleveland (Ohio), Auz. 15.

Jesse Owens, the negro sprit- ter who recently equalled the work's 100 yards record of 9:2-5 sec. may bring the figure down to 9sec. dead by means of a new method of starting devised by his former "coach, Charles Riley

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The new method, says Riley, is a combination of the standing position used by sprinters years ago and the present kneel- my position. Preliminary tests have already enabled Owens to cut off 1-10 sec. for his first 20 Fards.

The Royal Army Medical Corps Third Division League-soci cer team, nine of whom will be leaving for Home by the next "Howells, Poole, T trooper. Standing from left to right are Wright, Reeves, (reserve) Ingoe, and Slater. Front Row A Wright. Soopks, Yoad Wylie and Hughes.

INTERPORT ROWING

INVITATION

TO SHANGHAI

FROM COLONY

PROVISIONALLY ACCEPTED

TWO GERMAN GOLF TITLES FOR BRITAIN

Lyon And Miss Holmes Record Triumphs

Great Britain scored a double triumph in the German men's and women's Golf Championships at Bad Ems yesterday.

RYDER CUP TEAM AT PRACTICE

Seven Successes In

• Golf Tourney

ALLISS BEATS COFTON Positions Strengthened Skinner, last week's left-half,

London, To-day. will move over to the other flank.

London, To-day. while Gamble will fill his vacancy.

Seven Ryder Cup players, | The South Africans played Charles Whitcombe, who is cap These mores should strengthen both the defence and the last game of their strenuous

taining the team. Reggie Whit- the attack

tour when they drew with Mr.

combe, Alfred Perry. Alfred also H. G. D. Leveson Gower's ele Padgham Richard Burton PROBABLE DATE IN NOVEMBER shows several changes, Binnie ven at Scarborough yesterday. William Cox and Percy Allis, filling the vacancy at back caused ja brilliant second innings cen-won their First Round matches

Shanghai, Sept. 7. Sykes promotion to the first tury by Cameron saving the in the match-play stages of the

The Shanghai Rowing Club have News of the World £1,250 tourna- eleven, while Caplan comes into game for the visitors.

Cameron's beat feats this sea-ment on the Mid-Surrey Course provisionally accepted an invita- the team at left-half.

be seen on the son have been:-

yesterday.

hion from Hong Kong to send BRADBURY Stirling will right-wing instead of on the left.

The other three. John Busson, down an interport crew to com- with Scott in support, while Wil-

Ernest Whitcombe and Edward pete in four and pair-oared races liams will lead the attack with Greenberg at inside-left and 160 Mr. HG.D. Leveson Gower's XL

Basson, who was last year's in a regatta to be held in the mid- Himsworth on the wing.

In the other friendly game champion, was beaten by Frank/dle of November and to which! The following are the teams: played First XI: Rodger, Sykes and S. secured their 11th win this season Jowle by I up, while Syd Easter Canton and Manila bave been i-1: Semi Final Of Lawn 9. Strange: Skinner, Gilchrist and when they beat the M.C.C. by 195 brook beat Jarman by the same vited. Gamble: Lammert, Forrow, Elliott, Hill and Bickford

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63 v Worcester

Derby"

103 not out v Yorkshire

runs.

at Folkestone,

Kent

Jarman, were eliminated

margin. Charles Whitcombe had

This is the outcome of invita-

Results, as cabled by Reuter the unique distinction of eliminations extended by the Shanghai}

Junior XI: Stephens; Railton and Planie; D. Hynes, Millington and were:---

Williams, Caplan: Stirling, Scott, Greenberg and Himsworth.

STOCKPORT'S FIRST

SETBACK

Rochdale Share Two "Goals In Home Game

Kent beat the MCC by 195 runs at Folkestone.

Kent: 425 (Woolley 117) and 152 for

5 dec. M.CC. 174 and 208.

Mr. H. G. D. Leveson

ing his OWEL brother, Ernest Whitcombe, by 1 up.

J. S. L. Lyon, the Cambridge Blue, beat Conde de Ybarra of Spain, in the final of the men's championship by 4 and 3, and ́ Miss A. Holmes, of Thorndon Park, beat Miss E. Young, a club- mate, in the women's final by 10: and 9.

FAVOURED

SEASON

NEW TALENT MUST BE UNEARTHED

PROMISING PLAYERS AMONG RESERVES PRACTICE MATCHES NEEDED

(By "Rover")

ERE will be no great changes in the Royal Army Medical Corps team in the Third Divi- sion of the Hong Kong Football League. AII last year's players are again available and no new talent has come to light yet, although it is likely that several changes will be made follow- ing practice matches.

The Medicals met with a fair amount of success last season and, as they will be playing practically the same team, they should have that advantage of having played together before.

Howells, who played during the latter part of last season. will captain the team and occupy the pivot position. He is an excellent footballer he played for the Corps. at Home - and can fill any position in the defence with credit.

T. Wright, the custodian. played last year, and is very- re- Hliable, while the two backs, Ingoe and Wylie, are very safe and possess good understanding..

Youd was the outstanding half- back last year and will be seen in the intermediate line" again,} while Poole. who played in the pivot position before Howells arrived, completes the defence.

Good Halves

SCOTS GIRLS WIN. GOLF FROM ENGLISH

London, Sept. en Scotland "to-day, defeated Eng land in the Girls International golf competition, at Stake Poges, Buckinghamshire, by five matches to two. Miss Peggy - Falkner, captain of the English side de- feated Miss Nancy Jup, the scot-

The intermediate fine, on list year's showing, is quite good, and fish skipper, by 3-2-

the fact that they have played

together makes them still better.

TO SUCCEED Pym. last year's top scorer ROZA-PEREIRA

Bowls Open

INCONSISTENT ALVES

(By "SKIP").

will be leading the forwards, and McHale and Slater, practically

two newcomers, will be his inside forwards.

"ROVER WILL COMMENT ON FOOTBALLĄ ANOTHER LOCAL

TO-MORROW'S. EDI-

CLUB IN TIONS

Rowing Club to Hong Kong. Canton. Tientsin and Kobe all of The outstanding success of the whom were unable to accept for It is under-

Of the two matches in the day was recorded by Percy Alliss, various reasons. who defeated Henry Cotton, the stood that the captains of the Semi-final Round of the Colony W. Wright, another regular former British Open champion, by various national crews in the Lawn Bowls Singles Champion player, is on the right wing. He Rowing Club are inquiring as to chip, the one which is to take has speed and is accurate in his All the other winners enjoyed what support Hong Kong's in place to-day on the Civil Service centres, while Snooks, who also comfortable victories.-Reater.

vitation will receive.

Gower's 2 and 1. XI drew with the South Africans at Scarborough

Mr. L Gower's XI: 457 (Sutcliffe)

96, Mitchell 103) and 45 for 1

Rowan 75,

S. Africans: 240 (E. A

Nichols 5 for 55).

382 for 8 det. (A D. Nourse 78, DUTCH GIRL AGAIN

H. B. Cameron 160),

MATCH IN PROGRESS Scarborough:-Mr H G. D. Leve Gower's XI TO MC.C.... West Indies Team.

London, To-day. After trouncing Rochdale by 4) clear goals in their home game a week ago, Stockport, the present leaders in the Third Division son (North), were yesterday held to a draw in the return encounter, Rochdale sharing two goals in TORRANCE BEATEN

their home fixture-Reuter.

THIRD DIVISION (North) Goals

P W L D F APts. Stockport 4 3 0 ··1

2 11 Wrexham 3 3 0 0 8 2 Lincoln 4 3 1 0 16 Tranmere 3 2 9 1 5 1

Oldham

Walsall Rochdale

Chester

Halifax

4 2 1 1 7

IN U.S. AMATEUR

Goodman Eliminates George Dunlap

SUCCEEDS

New Swimming Record

Norwegian Four

CREATES MINOR

SENSATION

BRILLANT SWIM

IN 880 TRIAL

LAWRENCE - WINS · 50 YARDS DASH

Lionel

Roza Pereira

created

a useful right-back or half, and preparation for the forthcoming

Swimming

contest

sreen, between B. W. Bradbury, played last season, will be on the something of a sensation yester the Craigengawer "A" skip, and left-wing. Snookes, besides being day evening at the Victoria Re- It is believed that the greater H. A. Alves, the Recreio player, a good winger in many respects, creation Club when he covered the far behind Pym as a goal-scorer, onds, or 1 2-5 seconds outside part of the Norwegian four who will probably be the most in- has a powerful shot and was not half mile in '11 mins. 49 1-5 sec broke the International Fours re-teresting.

That Bradbury is a very fine.

Many Reserves

| Wilfred Lawrence's Colony record. cord last spring will be available,

The reserves so far are Arnold, during the elimination trials in and should this be the case the as well as an experienced, bowler, Rowing Club will be able to send there is little room for doubt. down to Hong Kong a represen-His amazing recovery against |tative crew

in which all could Overy in the previous round Austridge, an inside-forward who Interport

is a good enough proof of that can play equally well in any posi- against Shanghal

Roza-Pereira was swimming place their confidence. As re- Aarhus, To-day.

gards the pair race this will pro- The task that has been set him tion in the forward line.

Reeves, a sound half or back. (against A. A.'da Boza, who finish- Miss Willy den Onden, the bably be the stroke or bow pair to-day is quite the hardest he has

But if he Hards, an outside-right, and ed about one and three quarters famous Dutch swimmer, yester of the four and here again the experienced so far. |day

Lawrence Wins shattered another world magnificent victory of the Nor survives this round, then I do not Hughes, a very promising half, lengths behind.

The Medicals are looking for the 50 Yards elimination swimming record when she broke wegians should recommend them thick either R. Duncan or G. N. are among the other reserves.

Kwa Mitchell will stop him from s her own record of 3 mins. 58 secs for acceptance.

beat Wilfred Lawrence beat the for the 300 Yards Free Style, es- Of interest it is to note that annexing the title for the first ward to a successful season, not

so much in the winning trophies, rest of the field comfortably in 26- Cleveland, Ohio, To-day. W. E. Holt Jnr., caused a ser-tablished at Rotterdam in 1933, the Rowing Club have received time in his career.

When Alves beat F. Cullen on but in being able to give all the 35 seconds, while B. L. Ozorio,

two teams in the league a good game who came second, was timed at 27. 4 2 1 1 8 5 5 ious upset in the Second Round by clocking: 3 mins. 50-2/5 secs news to the effect that the Kobe

Reuter

Regatta and Athletic Club had the Craigengower

seconds of the American Amateur Open

This is her second world re-lost their foreshore rights and weeks ago he was playing bril-|

But when he de- Golf Championship here yester- day when he beat Ernest Tor-cord within four days She shat were having difficulty in finding liant bowls. rance, the former British Walker tered her own world mark for the a new boathonse site, while Tien feated T. Armstrong in the bole, 1200 Metres Free Style on Sunday tsin, Canton and Hong Kong are Fourth Round, his, and his Cup captain, at the 20th while Roger Peacock best Robert last at Copenhagen when she suffering from lack of paramen opponent's, bowling was depor-| clocked 2 mins. 25 3-10 secs to and were therefore unable to lable. This shows that Alves is be Sweeney 6 and 4

Ja player who is as likely to Other Second Round results to clip 3 3-10 seconds off her ori-send an eight to Shanghai.

very much off form aset his best: ginal mark

Stir Up Interest

If he strikes his best form then The invitation from Hong Kong Bradbury will have to be should do much to stir up inter something more than just good if The Nanking Amateur Athletic est in the local rowing world he is to pull through which will be training very shortly for the Autumn Regatta. While the outstanding success of the Norwegians in recent years. {should weigh strongly in their favour as representatives of Shanghai, the forthcoming ing season

2 1 0

Chesterfield 3 1 0 2

Crewe

Barrow

Carlisle

4 2 2 0 31141 3.1 1 1

78

7 10

Hartlepools. 4 12 1 Darlington 41 21 :6·10 Mansfield. 3 1/202 6 Southport 4 1 30 3 14 Rotherham 40130

X. Brighton 3 0 2.

3.0 -2 3 0 Z 20.3

Gateshead York Accrington

were

82. Moreland beat John Lehman 1 up. 6 1 Little Choidery best William Lain 1516 and 4

2.13

1 Eddie Hogan beat Fischer 2 and 1

Yates beat Michael Parce 3 and 1. John Nash (Ontario) best Mas

Total .76 31-31-14 125 125: 76 Marston 6′ and 4

TODAY'S GAMES

Arsensi

Birmingham

Derby

First Division

v Grimsby May Leeds Ch Preston Portsmouth Walver

Liverpool W. Bromwich" Second Di

Everton Huddersfeld Manchester C. Sunderland

Norwich Notts PRV

Bristol B

Crystal Pa "GiBingham

Readin “Torquay

Watford

South

Johnnie Goodman, the 1933 open champion, best George Dunlap, the, | 1933 U.S. Amateur champion, 3 and 2.

-Turness beat Toder 3 and 2 ⠀

Voigt best John. Briggs 3 and 2. Chandle Regan beat Charles Beck |(Chicago) one up after 22 holes.

Beater

Third Divizion (North)

v Accrington Chester the Gateshead Mansfield N. Brighton York

Third -Divis

Wrexham Barrow Che

JACK DOYLE'S AIM

• IN LIFE

To Become A United States Citizen

New York, Angust 16." Jack Doyle, the young

Kto-day heavyweight boxer“ 28 that he would shortly American citizensh

main in the United visa for six months

Tom Broaders, his said Doylez wasta naturalisation paper

because

Judith Allen, his film star víte, is an American, and he also feels that his bread and butter is in the United States.

terial wi

in the inter

WELSH FORWARD FOR SPANISH CLUB

G, Green, 2--young Welsh for

with Charlton Athletic last season, has been engaged by the club Deportivo. Espanio,

Spant

Barcelona.

green

BENEFIT FOR FRANK. EDWARDS

It is expected that collect throughout South

benefit of Frank Ed Backinghamshire

cpfessio slow bowler, will amount to ab $150

LONDON ROWING CLUB SUCCESS

London Rowing Club won Victoria cup at Lisbon,

from Portugal. Fr. ain in the Figueira Dafos

INTERPORT TENNIS

Nanking Prepares To Receive Hong Kong

Nanking, To-day.

With the exception of Lawrence, who swam a good race, all the en- trants for the 50 Yards made bad turns.

The following were the results of yesterday's heats:- Men's 50;Yards Elimination Trial

LW. Lawrence:

2 E L. Ozorio

3. S. V. Gittins

Time: 26 3-5 secs Ladies 50 Yards Handicap:

Heat 12.

1. Miss L Lopes

Club is in receipt of a letter from Hong Kong tennis circles stating that the stars of the Co- lony are planning to invade

Z Miss AAThirwell China's capital for a series of in- Beat 2gua terport matches.

SL Miss A. Gosano 2012 Miss V. Thirwell It has been definitely ascertas Men's 50 Tards “C” Claes C ed that, one of the tennis, dele: Hezt 1:

Shan the Colony

will be Lee] LE MAGüterres

2012 CAF Bozario former 800 who is now siding in Heat 2:

Central News Agen

CHAMPIONS OF NEW SENT #ATHLETIC LEAGUES

LA. V. Alvaren 12 LA Silva

Men's 880 Yards Elimination

14. Boza-Pereira

A. da Bozz

Time 11. mine ~7 Men's 100-Yards Breast Stroke Heat

CE Rosario 2 L Silva Heat 2

send Harriers have be- champions, of the the Aylesfor PM A200N&Delesdo