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ELIOT HALL. “A’'S"

BADMINTON WIN

OVER CR. C.

G. Lum Impresses In Debut

ST. JOHN'S LOSE TO ST. ANDREW'S

The Eliot Hall. “A” team. corded their second win in theị Nen's, Doubles Badminton League when they defeated the Chinese Recreation Club by 6 sets to 3 at Causeway Bay last night.

The CRC were leading by 2 Isets to 1 after the completion of

the first round, but were only ablej | to secure-an additional game in the course of the following two rounds."

The CRC introduced a деп player in .G. Lam, who, with S. W. Liang, managed to outplay T. C. Lee and P. K. Chan, Eliot Haus strongest combination.

The St. John's. Club sustained. another defeat when they lost to the St. Andrew's Club “A” by 6 sets to 3.

Detailed results of the twoj games were as follows:

St. Andrew's beat St. John's by

5 sets to 3

E. F. Fincher and H. Ker (St) Andrew's) :—

beat Roland Koh and Nowman

Smith

beat F. H. Kwok and, G. A.

Smith

21-4

21-16

beat D. Ewok and G. Ladd .... `21- 6ị

bridge: (St. Andrew's).

A. E. P. Grest and F. A. Broad-

lost and Koh and Smith

21-23-

Host to Kwok and Smith

19-21

beat Kwok and Ladd ...

23-14

R. H. Wong and F. V. Wong (St, Andrew's):

lost to Ewok and Smith

best Kwok and Ladd

21-14 8-21 23-20

beat Koh and Smith

CR.C. Lose At Home At Causeway Bay last night, the Eliot Hall "A" teams beat the Chinese Recreation Club by 6 séts to 3:-

S. P. Chan and H. T. Woo (CRC):| lost to T. C. Lee and P. K. Chan 5-20 last to C. O. Lee and C. S. Heng 12-21 lost to X. Y. Lee and K. S. Lien 23-24

- Isidoro-Gatzungs, kiol of the Cuban fight fans is shown panching the bag at his outdoor training camp as be trained for

his unsuccessful fight against Joe Louis in Havana.

"PETER O'DOWD IS NO LONGER AN IDOL"

Blamed For Valencieuses First Defeat

Paris, December 13. Pity Peter O'Dowd! The form- er Chelsea player, who joined Valenciennes a few months ago. is no longer the idol of the French club's supporters owing to the club's 5-1 defeat at home by Lille.

RES. WYATT-AND- HIS OPINION ON

NEW LB.W. RULE

Firmly Against Any Change

REGATTA PLANNED FOR APRIL

AN INTERCOLLEGIATE AFFAIR

WORCESTER LAKE AS VENUE

London, December 3.

AN intercollegiate Henley regatta to be named

in honour of the late Dr. Allan Winter Rowe has been planned. This was announced last night by the Athletic Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Yale and Syracuse Universities have accepted invitations to race with Massachusetts Technology on Lake Quinsi- gamond at Worcester, Mass., on April 25, 1936

The new rowing event is open to all college members of the American Rowing Association, and a trophy to be known as the Rowe Memorial Cup has been presented to the MIT. Advisory Council on Athletics by Charles Hayden, prominent New Yorker and Technology alumnus, to be placed in perpetual competition

As a member of the Technology Corporation and as secre tary of the Alumni Advisory Council on Athletics, Dr. Rowe eri- couraged sports at Technology for years and gave much thought to the development of rowing. He believed that Lake Quinsiga- mond, sheltered from high winds by surrounding hills and narrow enough to give spectators unusual opportunities for watching

races, was an ideal course, Yale and ML. L. having raced there the past two years.

It had long been Dr. Bowe's hope that an intercollegiate re

SANDHAM AND DUCKWORTH satts would be established on GOLF STARTING

SHARE SAME VIEW

The "well-known crickete” re-

the lake, and he was active in planning such an event up to the time of his passing.

It was their first defeat, atferred to by Me W. Findlay, -*- home or away," "since -O'Dowd joined them. But on O'Dowd's shoulda is put the burden”: af

blame. He was so seldom in the limelight that bis inacitvity was the outstanding part of the game" is one typical Press com- ment

MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS TITLE

Tech Prepares Rules Members of the M L T Athletie

MC.C secretary, as desiring to extend the new Lhw, rale to the Association and the Ahumi A

TIMES

Pairings For Fanling Next Sunday

leg-side is R. ES Wyatt, who visory Council on Athletics took up The following are the Royal

captained England against the the plans and, following consulta Hong Kong Golf Club starting

tions with Malcolm Farmer directimes for Fanling next Sunday: South Africans last sunmēr.

Wyatt has given his views ontor of athletics at Yale, presented the experiment in the "Cricketer " them at the meeting of the Ameri He stands with Sandham, of Sax-can Bowing Association in New rey. and Duckworth, the Lancas-York on October 17. MIT. war 324 am CC. Black, M. H. Tummer hire wicket-keeper in thinking authorised at that time to prepare that cricket has not been in- rules for the new regatta and sub- 9.32 (proved -- 34 players and umpirexit them to collegiate members of are unanimous in declaring the the association

OLD COLESE

9.28

9.38

940

alteration a success.

The_first_regatta in April will

945

lost to Lee and Lien

77-24

W. C. Choy and H. W.-Ho (CRC):

last to Lee and Chan

5-21 ***** 14-21

LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE.

And be asks why the off-break bring eight crews to Lake Quiz and in-swing bowler, who have sigamond MIT and Yale will The two Semi-final round en-profited, should be encouraged in send their varsity, jumor varsity counters in the Colony Open Mix-preference to "away bowling" or and 150-pound crews, while Syra case has entered its varsity and ed Doubles LiveTeels Chamthe leg brest

Ujunior varsity boats. Three Crews-

952

9.56

Matthe

10.00

G. La and S.-W. Lixing (CRC): To-morrow's Semi-Final

beat Lee and Chan

beat Lee" and "Heng

lost to Lee and Ferg beat Lee and Lien

24-23

21-12 Round Clashes

St. Andrew's "A" 6 6 0 46 8 12 Recreio: "3"

61 45 18 12. Recreio "A"

5 0 28 7 10 2 $7 17 221 431 41

5

C. B. C

Fire Brigade St. John's

WELSH RUGBY DURHAM PLAYS FINE GAME AS Eliot HAR A

FIFTEEN

Only Eight Players

Retained

A FORWARD

St Andrew's we

Taikoo R.C.2.

Eliot Hall"

(Continued from Page 1).

•

V. R. C

Durham's Fine Game Durham, after he had injured his hand in goal, moved up to London, To-day. The following have been select-centre-forward and here played a ed to represent Wales against remarkably good game. He pass- England in the Rugby Union Inter-jed well and was instrumental in national series on January 18 at Rivers ontaining his second goal Rivers was another outstanding Swansea:--

H

S. and S. Home

Kowloon Tong ..

1016

[pionship will be held at the Making Game Attractive

Chinese Recreation Club to-mor It is the away-swinger and leg- row afternoma.

spinner, Wyatt believes, who could The formal terms of Games WLFAP. I. Goldman and Miss R. Han-make cricket more attractive provide that the regatta be held

cock (USB-C) the holders, will They, and not the in-swinger and Lake Quinsigamond or any meet Capt. J. D. Milze and Miss off-break bowler, are driven course chosen by the MIT, AZ M. Saville (USRC), and ED through the covers.

sory Council on Athletics, and that)10.20 Rumjahn and Mrs Chin Chun-

meet Many cricketers with whom the date be set at the autom

10.24 chin, last year's runners-up, will bave discussed the new bw. rule ing of the American Rowing As80-70.28 34 encounter W. C. Hung and Mrs. agree with Wyatt in urging the ciation. It is also required that 10.52 P. Wilson (KCC.), both games extension, although they may dir-there be animate of three comm commencing at 3.15 pm

fer from him on the question of peting colleges to warrant award 10.38 ļīts results so far.

of the cup At least two of the 1040 Incidentally, I find less unaar colleges must be represented by 1044 mity among bowlers than bats varsity, junior varsity and 150- men. The experiment has made pound crews, while the third must 10.48 indifferent bowlers look good enter any two of these crews. ones” was the comment of one of them — and be gave instances.

FINE CLASH EXPECTED

(Continued from Page 4)

FRIENDLY CRICKET

East Lancs Beat The D.B.S.

In a friendly cricket match on the Polo Ground, Kowloon, "last Where the tear will be the Wednesday, the East Lancashire G. J. Jenkins (London Weish); player on view, scoring three good hardest hit. however, is in the in- Regiment beat the Diocesan Boys' Claude Davey (Swansea), W, Wooller goals.

termediate line, where Leung Wing-School by 33 rans: -(Cambridge), J. Bees (Swanses), The winners were the first chin, their right-half, is suffering East Lancs: 115 (Whitehead 71; Bes

McCall (Welch Regiment); score, through Rivers, who shot from an injury which is more than C. B. R. Sargent :5. for 23); Tanner (Swanser) and Clia Jones (Cambridge); T. Rees (Newport), through a group of players with likely to keep him out of the side. D.BS: 79 (C-SM-Elvin 3 for 29, By:n. Evans (Llanelly), T. Williams Jeffries unsighted, but Taylor (Cross Keys), Thomas (Neath), Gequalised soon after. Williams (Aberavon), I Laux 12th Battery Disorganised (Llanelly), A M. Rees. (Londoa Welsh) and Long (Swansea).

-Beater.

Lee Kwok-wai," (their left-half

back, is on the injured list with a wrenched knee and is also a very

The 12th Battery dropped away doubtful starter. Iau Hing-choi,

Whitehead2fó: 9).*

·TO-DAY'S HOCKEY

HOW CHAMPIONS ARE MADE !

Amazing American Boxing Move

(By

Point System

10.52

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The point systere for the regatta 10.56 {gives the varsity crewz 10 points for first place, six for second, and100, three for third place, fourth not 1104. courting Junior varsity · crews will be giver eight points för first 21.08. place, five for second, and two for 11.12 third The 150-pounders will ge six points for first, four for second, 1120 and one for third, de

The college winning the greatest 11.24 number of points will be the win₤11.28 London, December 10. ner of the regatta.and will hold the

MAEFFREY SIMPSON)

On September 4. last Jackie Rowe Memorial Cup for one year.

A E

Littlejohn.

McBride, N. E..

J: S Dykes, W. Paterson. A. Anderson, A. 0. Brawp. EK Valentine, D. Forbes. A Ritchie AR-Parver

ES. Hulls, P. Tod C. W. Jeffries, G..V. I.

Col

Lay A. E. Mao-

des Voet

E Selby, E. M

Buyers, R. A.

Prophet, J. Forbes. Sommerfelt, WII,

P. Morrison, P. K Cal-

WE Beit, E, L. Stultz,

G. Marseille, 1 H. Geare. Keogh, ONeal Gordon

B. Young, C. C. Stark. W. J. Roberts, E E Pettrick

IM Gray, W L E Mackenzie

IL - N. Willermson, T. Price:

Reynolds

Rewell, AR.

G. EL Bond, W. W. C.

ACL Bowker, J. A. D.

Morrison

P.. IL Sackling, W. Comell

KW. Jones; G. C. Willson Laĵori, Sazanan, D. S Edward B

SP Langley, E. Hatcher. TC Monaghan, F. M.

2. R. Davies, F. C-Mudie. Surg Lt. Maris, Pay. Lt

NEW COURSE

9.32

IG: Cotesworth, 1. Mackay.

in the second half and after who has already represented the The following will represent Brown, official fly-weight cham-In the event of a tie, if one of the of the above team, Jenkins, Rivers had scored again, they col-team in the half-back line and Lan the Hong Kong Hockey Club pian of the world, had a Scottish competitors has won first place to 25th Claude-Davey, Cliff-Jones, Tan-lapsed.

Tin-son, & Junior player, will be second eleven against the Police 5xt planted on his chin by Benny the varsity race, that college shall brought into the team if necessary on the Club ground at 5 pm to Lynch and was counted out be declared the winner. Should8.40

Lee Forced To Play [day:

By the rules of the ring this this provision fail to break the tie, Van Der Waal; P. H. D. Lane and made Lynch champion which the a competitor who has WOL 94%

P. Nicholson, A. Tate. EG fact was widely reported in Eng-first place in the junior varsity Dale and A. X. Other; 0. G. G.

en, AN. Other, A. AP Botelho, land and broadcast by every event will be the winner.

Other and A. J. Bennett,

rer, T. Bees, A. M Rees, T. Wil- Bloor and Bedford added the liams and J. Lang played against winners fourth and fifth goals and the New Zealanders of December just before the end Rivers scored 21 and were partly responsible again. for the visitors' 51st International Rugby defeat of the tour.

THE OLYMPIC GAMES

magal na panel FUSILIERS BIG OBSTACLE TO EASTERN -

L. P. Billinghaust, Hopians H.-U.Iceland,

$932

As

Scotsman in Glasgow,

9.56

B Chassels, E.

WA. But feld, J.

Americans immediately

RAM.C. CRICKET TEAM

FOR SUNDAY..

The following have been select-

tered by disowning Lynch, and

11.00

have since produced "world SENIOR SHIELD FINALIST BIG 20.08 [champion" in "a-Filipinoy named

Montana.

TASK TO MORROW.

14:20

13.28

Now the International Boxing

with no option, the South China Selectors have been forced to call upon Lee Wai-tong, their leader, injuries ar no injuries, and the 1st ter will again be seen after an in- terval of two weeks (Continued from Pune $) Kowloon have strengthened their Easter's defence depends to a intermediate and forward lines by very great extent on Sir Pan the inclusion of Kemp, at right- shun, who, on present form could half, while G. White will move up easily secure a place in a Bemor the inside-right herth and Ved to represent No. 27 Company, Union on the Continents are hav- White will displace Winch at in- RAMG, in a Small Units League ing a shot. They have paired İside-left-

- cricket- fixture to be played at ángeluaan, of France, Omarough against the South Chins mg at 2 pm

Winch is not considered fast Sookanpoo on Sunday, commenc-ivid, of Belgium, for

(pionship” bout. defence and Kowloon are taking no Sgt. Castell (Ca), Cpl. Howell, The German officials of the Radio, will be playing, but his chances of being wholly on the de- Cpl. Catt, Cpl. Aps, WC. Soook, ment on this.. Olympic Games committee are absence should not weaken the fensive throughout. smaking every, provision for the defence to any great extent. comfort of spectators, among Among the forwards Cheng which as the provision for each Shoi-borg and Sabhan will pro- Keep, Bliss and Bord should be spectator of an ollpaper raincoat, vide the most danger. The fam able to hold the South China attack large numbers of which haveler has been training

Elaborate Provisions For Spectators

Berlin, To-day.

team

Omar Playing

It is uncertain whether who was transferred: froma

been ordered from Japan at a cost with Sung-Ling--

of 13⁄41⁄2d each The Theets con- the desirEL JASN taining the national anthems of defence should

the articipating countries -wil Sabhan, con

printed on oil paper and the be, legible, even in the tre

Retzber's BullS

Fine Half-Backs

hard and to a certain extent, but the Kow- frot will have his work cut ying, “policeman" tos Lee! The ha

Pte. Saunders, ie Forter, Pre Westwood, Pte Thompson and Pte. Glendesringe

Twelfth man Be Barric

HEARTS TO MAKE TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA

You can make your own.

(Continued from Page 11,

Former Athinte Hal Woo, better known as Ng Ta ring, formerly of the Athletic, a sound right-hel

of the Signals' (who team in the ing type of hal

The Saints

ULSTERS AND RECREIO IN→

LEAGUE TIET

Lon the

week's gam

Birt

N. L. Smith, chwing. Câe. Bishop

HOLE IN ONE AT FANLING

Mrs. Hillier's Feat