1935-11-20 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1935

Sporting Page

MACAO TEAM TO MEET HONG KONG HOCKEY CLUB SAT. WEEK?

D. McLellan, above, the fazuser Captain of the TM.C.A. hockey team, who is expected back from leave shortly and who may play - for them in preference to rugirer.

JEAN BOROTRA SUPREME

Creates Record At Queen's Club

WONDERFUL DISPLAY ON WOODEN COURT

KEEN BRAWN CUP HOCKEY MATCH

C.B.S. AND D.G.S. SHARE THE SPOILS

MISS BOCKLER'S GOOD DISPLAY

(By "Sticks") ONE of the outstanding features of the Brawn

Cup hockey encounter between the Central British Schoolgirls and the Diocesan Girls' School on the C.BA ground at King's Park yesterday was the keeness displayed by both sides, and a very thrilling match ended in a draw, both sides scoring once.

Following their overwhelming win over the "Y Ladies' junior side on Saturday, the CBS. were expected to overwhelm the D.GS.. but the position was almost reversed in the second half, when the latter all but scored-a-winning goal in one of the most thrilling incidents I have seen in Ladies' hockey to date.

Undoubtedly the outstanding performers of the day were Miss H. Bockler of the D.GS., and Miss H. Martin, of the CBS, the former emulating the feats of some of our best men players. by dribbling clean through the opposing defence time and again. while the latter gave a very good performance in defence.

In the first half the honours

were about even although the

Central British girls made two THREE TRENT

belated efforts to score, one of which succeeded through sheer weight-of mumbers. "but the 'second half saw a complete | change in the play and the] Diocesan girls, who made their debut resterday in local hockey 1toumaments, swept all before them in several very good efforts which culminated in one another

excellent goal and attempt which just shaved, the i upright. both of which were! from the stick of Miss Bockler.

Miss

C.R.S

M. McCaw, the pivot, worked very hard through out and was responsible for some good clearances under pressure, but she infringed on numerous oc casions with "sticks"

Cool Custodian

COLLEGE RUGBY- STARS MAKE GOOD

Obelensky To Get His Blue?

HARRISON FOR ARMY FIFTEEN?

(By "FAIR FIELD")

the

London, October 10. Three members of the Treas College side which set up are markable scoring record two sea- scas ago-they ran up 539 points against 22-are much in Rugby news just now.

A Obelensky, now assisting Leicester, has several times turn ed out for Oxford, and should get his Blue this season. Two of his colleagues in the Trent College three-quarter line are also figur- ng prominently in first-class Rugby.

L/Cpl. Darien, left, and Fus. Floyd, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers," who are two of the most dangerous of the Army rugby three-quarters.

BADMINTON

ASSOCIATION'S

VERY WEAK MOVE

Kowloon Tong Fill Vacancies

SAINTS AND FIRE BRIGADE AT FULL STRENGTH,

Men

By abolishing the two Doables Leagues, and substitut- ing in their place only one, the Badminton Association have made a distinct departure, which may or may not be for the good.. There are now 12 teams in the lergue, with a big gap between the best and the worst.

Practically all last season's players have remained in the game and profited by their league) experience, but, nevertheless, one

SHARKEY TO ́STAGE COMEBACK

OFFER DECLINED THIS

WEEK-END

“A” TEAM LIKELY TO PLAY ARGONAUTA

INTERPORT IN MACAO AGAIN THIS SEASON?

(By "Sticks")

THE first and "A" teams of the Macao Hockey Club are likely to visit the Colony in the near future. This has been revealed by the fact that they have written to the Hong Kong Hockey Club suggesting a match for this coming bling God," world's heavyweight Saturday, to be played in the Colony.

Boston, Mass., October 30, Jack Sharkey, Boston's "Gab-

champion from June 21, 1932 to June 28, 1933, to-day-announced be would shortly stert w ring comeback-United Press-.

RECREIO “B” TEAM- OVERWHELM S & S

AT BADMINTON

Gibbons And Hall Make Plucky Effort

· FIRST ENCOUNTER IN--

MEN'S DOUBLES The first match in the Men's

Unfortunately, the Hong Kong Hockey Club's first and Second eleven members will be otherwise, engaged at rugby, a- soccer, golf and rowing-and the Club have replied to the effect that as this Saturday is an unfavourable date they suggest Saturday week on the Club ground, pending permission from the European YM.C.A., who have the use of the ground on this day.

The Macao team have only visited the Colony on one other occasion other than an Interport contest, when they returned the

visit of the Medway two seasons ago. They have recently branched out into two teams, the second of which is rapidly approaching the form of the first under the able guidance of

Lient da Costa, who founded the Club*

Should Macao play the Club | ------

on Saturday week, their "A" INTER-CLUB ROWING team will probably engage the Argonauta.

For Macão Team? :

It is quite probable that two members of the Argonauta, Nolasco and L. Angelo, formerly

REGATTA

CV.RC. Select Their

Crews

or two of the Club's are havisnoubles Badminton League was of the Macao team, will represent

sides.

To-Night's Teams

Kowloon Tong have selecte

FIVE EVENTS FOR NORTH POINT

Leo Silval and F. P. Sequeira-C. F. Rozario (Cox). Senior Font

I ́A. Soares, S. A. Martai, A. V Alvarez - and H. M. de Sores--C." Agabeg (Cox}- \...........\ Junior Fours P

difficulty in team building, and have not yet been able to finally played last night, when the Clubhem against the Hong Kong Hoc

key Club in the big match.

This is Lieut. da Costa's last i decide on the composition of their de Recreio "B" team defented a team from the Sailors' and

year of service in Macao and, this Soldiers" Home by nine sets to mil

The following will represent being the case, it is quite pro- at King's Park.

the Victoria Recreation Club bable that the Interport contest, The Recreio players had practi- which should take place in Hong against the Royal Hong Kong six players for their match this the course of

cally everything their own way Kong this season, having been Yacht Club in the rowing regatta evening with St. John's Cathedral.second rounds, but met with op again take place in the Porta-Junior Fairs

the first and played in Macao last season, will next Saturday at North Point. They are G.A. White and S.A. Gray, position in the third, when guese Colony. But this is merely P. Leung and K. K. Wong, and Beltrao and Basto were almost supposition. H. Chan and K. H. Wong. St. Abeaten by Gibbons and Hall,

Has Done Marvels drew's have completed their “p” At one time the latter pair were i team by the inclusion of Dr. Mat-leading by 18-8, but Beltrao and thews and S. A. Broadbridge. The Basto levelled the scores at 18-all, that Lieut da Costa has perform Lo Silva, F. P. Sequeira, E. P.. de

There is no denying the fact other four players are: A land eventually took the set sted miracles with the Macao Hoc Pinna and A A. Ganerer G. Bliss, M. Weill, who played 2423

key Club and their present highRozaric (Cox). formerly for the Jockey Club sad

The results were:

standard is due solely to his per-Senior Paira:- Sharebrokers teams, E. Brooks, N. - Beltran and A J. Basto

sonal efforts.

LA. Soares and S. A. Marc of the Fire Brigade, and C An (Recreio) -

He leaves beat D. Waglen and Yang Chau 21- 2

for Portugal early Agabeg_(Cox). ~Of Rosslyn ParkTM

gus, a newcomer.

boat LC Gibbons and C. Hall 24-23 next year and his many friends, Novice Fours

L. Rozza "Pereitz, J. A. Gutern They are. L. Button and I.

The Saints first string for their beat A. Edwartis and W. Mer- both in the Colony and in the L. P.. da Silva, C. Agabegi C...F Harrison, the thrustful Rosslyn match with Taikoo this evening

rett

-Straits Settlements, where he re- Berazio. (Cor). Park centres. Like Obelensky,

A-E. Xavier and H. A Barros cently took a team, will wish him is very powerful and is as fol-(Recreio): Button has played for the Darklows: E. Kew, E. F. Fincher, F. beat Wagler and Chah

21.1 levery success. in his fatúre offices. a further A very scrappy friendly hockey Blues and is sure of

A. Eroadbridge, AE P. Guest, beat Gibbons and Hall Borotra's victim in the final was game witnessed at King's trial this season.

R. Wang and E. Wong.

beat Edwards and" Merrett Harrison, after captaining the

LAE. Silva Nigel Sharpe, the former British Park yesterday when the Euro-

(Sandhurst) last season, Davis Cup player. The only sign pean YMCA. beat a team from RM.C.

(Recreio): [best-Wagden and Chan he showed of extending Borotra the Fusiliers by two clear goals: has been gazetted to the Duke of

beat Gibbons and Hall occurred at the end of the second Farmer, in the pivotal position, Wellington's Regiment. Although set, when he took his two games, and Brown and S. Fowler, at forhis battalion has gone to Halt

beat Edwards and Merzett with some effective work at the ward, were the best players on he is likely to remain at home for His play was probably af-view, Fowler scoring both the the winter and seems sure of a fected by the fact that he was goals as the result of solo efforts place in the Army XV. still suffering from a heavy cold.

Miss Turner was the cooler of (By STANLEY N. DOUST) ·

the two custodians and although London, October 20.

she only had occasion to stop the With the loss of but two games,

(Continued on Page 5.) Jean Borotra created a record by: winning the national covered

tional CentY WIN FRIENDLY courts singles championship of

HOCKEY GAME Great Bri- tain for the eighth time at Queen's Club, London, yeter day. The previous best had been of E. W. -the seven vidiones

Lewis, made between 188 1896.

Det

Magnificent Tennis -

and

The Frenchman, : who won by 6-0, 6-2, 6-0, played magni-

S. Fowler's Two Goals Against Fusiliers

was

CLUB'S TRIANGULAR TOURNEY

*HOCKEY TEAM

*

NEW ZEALAND OPEN" GOLF TITLE

ficently, and despite his vizinal The following will represent Wellington (NZ), October 15 retirement from singles play on the Hong Kong Hockey Club on A. Murray, an Auckland profes any other surface his game on the the Club Ground at 430 pm to sional, won the New Zealand Open wood looked as effective as ever. day against the Navy in the Championship here to-day with a despite his thirty-seven years. Tangular Toumament:-

Jaggregate of 286 for 12 holes Miss M. C. Scriven‘regained thej

H. S. Shields, J. E. Potter (Capi)1Mmray was formerly assistant to women's singles title, which she and G. Sommer; J. G. Cotesworth, E. S. Douglas, several times cham- won in 1992. She beat Miss E. W. A. Beed and J. L Telley, N.

A E Mackay, G. ER. Dive, K. Pion of New Zealand, who was once C. Woodhouse, D.. Garey and D. attached to the Robin Hood Club, Novy..

England

Harvey 6-2, 6-2.

ALL BLACKS PREPARATIONS

FOR ENGLAND CAME

Chelsea Football Club

The New Zealanders are to pre pare at Brighton for their inter-res "national ̋match. with, England - st Twickenham on January 4.- "They will be the guests of Sir Harry Preston for the, week preceding the| matel and will train on the ground | of the Brighton-Rugby: Chels

CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE TWOŹ

NEW DIRECTORS

Crystal Palace FC

two new direct

R&Cor

MER S

old-shareholde

Chairman Passes At 67

London, November 7. 1 cuous part in London Lootha II.

also

Fre Brigade's Strength The Fire Brigade are fielding a useful team with E. L. Shute and Anderson as the first pair, supported by N. M. Smith and A. 1. Fisher, and Greenwood and L. D. Skinner, They should do well when they meet the V.B.C. to-night

23-6 21-10

and A. M. Silva.

[21-6] 21-1 21. I

$10 MILES ALL ENGLAND

WALKING TITLE

· LEFT-HANDERS BARRED

No Place In Hockey Teams

P. B. Alla Cunha, A -A- da Boża and C. Nda Silva-Damen- berg (Cox).

IZZARD TO STAGE

“COMEBACK

Urge To Punch Chins!

(By GEOFFREY SIMPSON)

London, October 10. Another development in boïing”.

(BY GEOFFREY SIMPSON)

London, October 10." L Dickinson (Lancashire W.C.) My remarks about left-handed The St. John's team to meet Kowloon Tong includes F regained the 10 miles All England players of games brings me a no-business is the announced inten- Kwok and his brother, E. S. Kwok, walking championship at Liverpool minder from a reader that there is tion of Ernie Izzard, the original but they are not playing as part-in hr. 22min. 47sec., F. Cisy one game in which left-handers slim man of the rins, to take at- ners, the former partnering N. (Sheffield United H) was second are not allowed. Smith, while the latter will have in Ihr. 22min. 56eer with his The answer, of course, is hoc- R Koh as his partner. The third brother, E. Clay (Sheffield United key.

H) third in 1hr. 28min. 12sec (Continued at foot of Next Col) and easily the tallest who ever pair is Tyson and P. Wilson.

The fall programme of men's doubles matches for this week is as follows:

TO-NIGHT

St. John's

Fire Brigade

Kowloon Tong V.R.CO Taikoo M Exiot Hall "A" St. Andrew's "E" ¥.C.R.C......

v St. Andrear's “A” Eliot Hall “B”

Mr. Claude Kirby, chairman of 1When Chelsea were refused aims MC.C. DRAW WITH VICTORIA

the Chelsea Football Club since sion to the Southern League" he

aged ez

its formation in 1905, died at secured the club's election to the

Second Division. clab loss don Co.

Melbourne, to-day-- Requiring 203 runs in the fourth innings to

Jack Dempsey Stunned

other fing at the game.

Izzard a good many years ago was the light-weight champion

held the crown. He stood about |6ft and was so slender that he gave the impression of "being all arms and legs w

His abnormally long reach made him a most differilt man to fight.

Into Silence By Max Baer According to Imaed, the react

japent in retirement have done (nothing to change his physical This by Helen Gwynn, in the nodded his head. "Hollywood Reporter," is 30 At the end of the second round make-up. He is still a naturali Amusing that no apology is made Dempsey slapped Marie encour Ext. 97b. man, and though he now has a regular job punching tickets [for reprinting it

agingly and said. “You're goin

on London omnibus, he has the great Lonis never touched The aftermath of the Louis And Marie again just nodded his urge to panch chins as well Baer fight was a fock of wine bead cracks and stories.

At the end of the third mwend

The rules clearly

One of the best in the ore con- while Marie was still groggy from of the hocke

"Jack-Dump-| zimmost taking the count, Demp

cha pan of the Lon best Victoria, the M.C.C. scored cerning the pep

London 46 for 3, the match thus being, sey kept givings tion,

friend left drawn.

Victoria 32 for, 9 dec (Hans Gl. After the * Sims 3 for 101) and 122 for 1 det-whispere

“(Rice K9 Hot-out);

doing

no megn ábilty 100,312 252 (Gregory 5 for 68)

TOM

land finish him ** And

"said: """You're doing

Louis never

this point Mi