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THE CHINA-MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1935

SHIELD REPLAYS

THIS AFTERNOON

(Continged from Page Li

The Lincolns, who should have made their last appearance iz representative match last Saturday, will supply the public.with another good afternoon's soccer to-day when they should beat the South China "B" team, who were very lucky to have escaped the last time the two teams met.

The Lincoln forwards, partien- larly Clayton and Malpas, on the right-dank, must improve their marksmanship, which was pitifully weak last Saturday although open- ings galore were given them.

S. China "E" Team South China "B" are not quite certain of their team as yet, and the final decision will be made a few minutes before the commence-

ment of the game-

In the other Shield encounter the Club forwards must likewise in- prove their shooting, otherwise the East Lanes should walk into the Second Round Both these encoun-} ters should produce some good soccer, providing of course that the wet weather holds aft

BRADDOCK

James J. Braddock, shove the pion, is anxious to meet Joe Louis

world's heavyweight boring cham-

the sensational Black BomberTM as early as possible, as the, former is fast dropping out of the lime- light while the Negro is adding a coming to his reputation as champion.

BADMINTON

(Continued from Page 4)

C. Summers and Miss R. Summers (Taikoo):-

WILL IT SUCCEED THE BODY-LINE QUESTION? AUSTRALIANS DECLINE IN SOUTH AFRICA

SEQUEL WILL BE FOUND IN NEXT YEARS TEST

(By Bruce Harris)

London, November 23.

CAN INDIANS HOLD HONG KONG CC?

(Continued from Page 4)

Kowloon will be at home to the Army and should win. I see that Capt. Persse has returned from his duck-shooting trip to Swatow and (will again be pinying for the Army. Lt. Garthwaite sprained his wrist

TS "Lb.w." destined to succeed "bodyline" as a in the match against the Club last subject of cricket contention between England week, but I think he is quite all fagain have to bear the brunt of the and Australia? In November, with every pitch right again in which case he will & Swamp, few people either know or care. But Army attack

Selected Teams. the seeds of summer controversy are already

sown.

Army

1st XI: Majo V. J. Bonavia. Capt. LA J. Watch, Capt. D. W. Persse,

14 12 Williams, LA G. G. Garth-

Pae. Hebert and Edam. Hing

They were scattered when the Australians Le J. R. Johnson, LE. M. Dawson, declined to allow the new rule to be applied foraite CS, M. Elvis, Cpl. Ballard the matches of their touring team in South Africa

11-27 visitors. 21-9

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Army 2nd XI Capt. P. F. Fuler,

5. Sgt: Wair, Sergt. Damells, Spr Hodkinat, Capi, Kim, Col Appes, This Lbw. business, indeed, has developed into a muddle Cpl. Hoperate, Bdsm Whitehead, Introduced at the beginning of last season to make batsmen use Bdsm Cox, Pte. Coster and Cpl. their bats instead of their pads, the new rule has found popularity ing

Navy XI: IL Branwell, Capt. Surg. 10-21 among English players and crowds and our recent South African 1. Davenport, IA Holland-Martin, La Hunting, L. Bartley. L. Baker, Here it is to be used again next year, and the Indian touring Lt. Miers, Le Wraith Mr. Birkett, side are to be asked to co-operate. It would have been the vogue Tel Tell and A. B. Dale.

2nd XI: L2 Comdr. Barry, Caph, in South Africa this winter if the Australians had not, said "No."

Engr. Comdr. Davis, Chief E. RA The New Zealanders will employ it in all matches which E.Vickery, E. E A. Cripps, Le Comer. R. T. Holmes and his men will soon be playing against them.

Even in Australia, where

Cunning

lost to Fincher zad Chur Two First Division League lost to Kew and Dawson games are also down for decision, beat Wong and Wong

A. W. Norrie and Miss L St. Joseph's entertaining the Ath-ham (Taikoo):-- letic in what should develop into lost to Fincher and Churn a árst class encounter at Causeway lost to Kew and Dawson Bay, while Kowloon's much im-lost to Wong and Wong ¡proved form may have a telling C.R.C's Narrow Shave

effect on the Recreio.

9-27

13-21

Garwood. L. Nix. É. R. A. Day, Ldg S. Moore, Chief E. RA. Paton, Ldg. S. Hinde and O/S Dawe

IRC in M: F. D. Pereira (Capt.). S.A. Ismail, A. H..Madar, A. R. Mizu, A. S. Sumad, A. E. Abbas, T. el Ar- cali. M. el Areulli, K. Nazaria, A. R. Kitchell and M. P. Madan-

At King's Park last night, the reception of the idea has not One Good Junior Game

enthusiastic, experi- WALES AND · Chinese Recreation Club beat the been so Only one cat of the fire Second Club de Recreio by 5 sets tolments are now being made. The

ALL BLACKS Division games is worthy of atten-4---

Itwo biggest cricketing States. Ition, that between the Athletic and L. A. Carvalho and Miss A. Reme-New South Wales and Victoria,

MEET TO-DAYS Dunkley, P. C. Frust, E. Owen have both adopted it for club cricket

the Fusiliers, which will probably dios (Recreio 5- provide the best soccer. All three beat &. P. Chan. and Mrs. T. 2.

Lo Third Division games are

beat W. C. Choy and Miss W. mediocre.

Chering -To-morrow South China "A" and beat S. W. Liang and Miss Uljan the Fusiliers will meet in Khoo

Sousa and Mrs. "classic" First Division game E da

| (Recreio "B"):- which will probably decide the

lost to Chan and Lod beague championship, while the lost to Chey and Cheung Police and the Lincolns will be fea-beat Liang and Khoo .. tured in another epic duel

2

ARMY AND CLUB

CLASH IN RUGBY

TRIANGULAR TIE

(Continued from Page 1)

A. E. Xavier and Miss S. (Recreio "B")

lost to Chan and Lo lost to Choy and Cheung loss to Liang and Khoo

21-$

21-6

As a compliment to the Holmes Will team now "playing through" Aas- 21-3tralia, the rule is being employed Sousa by the State teams against the English tourists though Holmes has expressed at home his personal 2-17 dislike of the change.

$-$1 18-24

History Repeat

Itself?

Probably the finest and most thrilling game of the International Rugby series will take place this at Cardiff, where 20

HECC 1st XI: A, W. Hayward (capt.), A. C. Beck, E B Dackitt, G.

Hughes. L. D. Kifone, I. Meinnes, T. A. Pearce, T. E Pearce, T. M. L. Redmond

**EK.CC 2nd XI A. K. Mackenzie (capt.), E J. Armstrong, V. C. Bond, G. E. Dive, F. A. Dannett, 1. S. Forbes, N. P. Fox, R. S. W. Paterson, W. Keith Robinson, G. A. Stewart, W, Wooding.

Y & C.B.A. LADIES IN

Remedios So far so good. The trouble will afternoon

5.91 come when next year the conditions Welsh fifteen will meet the New PEARCE CUP FINAL? 14-21 under which our 1936-7 Australia Zealand tourists.

Kowloon Tong Swamped

side shall play have to be settled This match will be eagerly, look-j

Then the Australians are more ed forward to by thousands of en-

the Club de Recreio "4" beat the cannot adopt the rule because their Wales were the only team to record

1:

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At Kowloon Tong last night, than likely to explain that they thusiasts all over the world, 25 DESC&BS, Classic Kowloon Tong Club by 8 ses to Test match men have had no ex-i victory against a New Zealand This afternoon they will encoun perience of spart from Brad-side in 1905-06, when they won after the Central British Schoolgirls' S. A. Gray and Miss A. Mackenzie man and one or two others who very close encounter by points "A" team, and a thrilling encoun

ter is anticipated. Both these (Kowloon)----

have not gone to Africa, Del

teams have already met in the Bost to J. J. Remedios and Miss

The majority of the Weishgrawn Cup and shared the spoils, C. Silva

Which Will Give Way

players for to-day's game are but in this type of game that extra

beat H. A. Alves and Miss 0. lost to N, Beltiso and Misss N

Ribeiro

Silva

20-24

21-14

to 3.-

In the other semi-final round en-

Civilians Confident Despite the fact that the Army, under the brilliant leadership of LA Rice-Evans, are favourite for to-day, the Club are quietly con Sident that they will win the en-(Kowloon):

lost to Remedios and Silva counter. In their first friendly er lost to Alves and Ribeiro counter of the season, the Army lost to Behzad and Silva beat the Club by the naizow mar- G. A. White and Miss S. Dalziel question is settled.

The Australians will no doubt liant display. Davey scoring two the latter have been weakened by gin of three points, but the Club (Bowlson):---

He will again the absence of Miss McCaw and have won twice since.

lost to Alves and Ribeiro

afternoon's Miss Ingram from their defence Followers of the game in the lost to Beltran and Süva

For two seasons our best players perienced internationals, wallet of dish by the Diocesan Giris 14-21 and theirs will have been playing several of them played for Swat should win them the day. P. K. Leung and Miss M. Bryson under different roles. Which sea in their memorable encounter

country will give way? There may against the All Blacks on Septer-counter the Central British Asso- the need of much cabling betweez ber 23, when the Welsh team deciation Ladies will meet the “y” 21 Lord's and Adelaide before that feated the visitors for the first time Ladies second-string, and the of their present tour after a bril-over should win easily now that

Colony will get to hear that

Lt Lane, who was considered one

of the fastest Rugger men in Bri-

tain last year, may not be able to

lost to Remedios and Silva

League Table To Date

5-21

3-2

2 claim that the innovation is not magnificent tries. 5-21 yet in a formal sense a law of cric-be featured in this

The final round will probably see

ket. MC.C. desiring to experi-game... ment and to gain universal agree The match is being broadcast by the D.G.S. and the CBA clash, amous BB.C. and the result will be very in- PW LF APtsment, has not put the rule per Capt Bez 550-387 10manently on the cricketers' statute sports commentato Fire Brigade

play Rugby again this season as Recreio "A" the result of the infared he re-ic RC ceived when playing against the Recreio B

St. Andrew's - Club "A" side a fortnight ago.

Taloo St. John's

The teams for to-day are:- Army-Fas, Preece (P.-W. F); LIS, and S. Home Cal Jones (E W. F), L Col Davies Kowloon Tong

(R. W. F.), Lient. Rice Evans (R. W.

Bdr. Hall (R. A.). ·

Games

4:40 35 1 St book

-54 130 15 8

5 3 2 32 13 6

5 3 2 20 25 6.15.12

MAMAK HOCKEY

Technically Right!

If the Australians claim to play under the rules of cricket" they

9 will be technically in the right.......

But MC.C. will be reluctant to cast aside the experience of two seasons. By then our batsmen

F. Captain), Bdr. Ives, (R. A.); Fus Floyd (P. W. F.), Lient Hamilton (RE); Capt. Gillespie (P. E.), Lies. Hebert (R. A), Fas.. Morgan (EW. At Soskunpoo on Thursday, the will be strangers to the old rule. FJ, Gar Wright (PA) Capt. Ap- 12th Battery, PA beat Depart-They will have forgotten the art of Phys-Pryce B. W. F), L Cpl Har-mental in their second division"padding up to the off-spinner rison (E. E.), Spr. Callinan: (E. El Mamak hockey, fature by 3 goals turning into the wicket--a proce Club:-L G. Robertson, (Captain); to nil, Macey, Aldridge and Taylor dure that now is liable to end their

Bimmings. J. Gallagher, J. Hutchison, A. being the scoTELS Scott and L. J. A. Fielden; A. H. E. Bancher and J. L. Bonnar; A. F. Walkden, Wi H Chambers and J. H. McElney; S. H. Garrod, W. E. Peers: F. J. McGugan, E. P. Humphreys and M. N. Camming.

M. D. W. Macewen will referee.

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