1936-01-15 — Page 5

COLUMBIA NOVELTY

RECORDS

FB1054-Way down Honolulu bay. Len Fulis and Bascaïïas crit

Haunting me

DR1596-On wings of song. Film Selection FB1155 Cooking the dinner

FB1054-Olga Pallofski the beautiful spy .. Im Pop-eye the sailor man DX 685-We're so frightfully B E. C.

Keeping up the old traditions

DX 109-Please Teacher DX 650-Albert comes back

Marksman Sam

DX 425-Sea Chanties

FRAGIC HOTTES

Cine studio orch. “Clapham and Danyer. B. B. C. dance orch.

The Western Brothers-

Bobbie Howes and theatre company.

Stanley Holloway.

THE CRUSA

JANUARY 15, 1936

STRONG REPLY BY THE SOUTH AFRICANS

TO GIVE UP RACING

THE EARL OF

LONSDALE TO

SHUT STABLE

WILL RETAIN HIS CASTLE

Geraldo and accordeon band Heavy Losses In The

Coal Industry

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AUSTRALIA THRILLED BY HENRI COCHET

STILL A MAGNIFICENT PLAYER

HENRI

London, December 23.

London, December 18. The Earl of Lonsdale, whose decision to close Lowther Castle. near here, was anounced this morning, is also giving up rac ing. His colours-white, with yel- low seams and red cap may not be seen at the opening of the next flat-racing season.

He did little racing last season, having only five horses in training and winning only two races, of a total value of $400. Three years ago he came third in the list of winning owners, with a total of £15,167-most of it won for him by Myrobella. In 1922 he won the St. Leger with Royal Lancer. Since the war Lord Lonsdale had, for the most part, leased his horses from the National Stud

Castle Not To Be Sold

Lord Lonsdale is reported to have said that his reason for clos ing the castle, his home for more than half a century, was lack of

долег.

"It costs about £15,000 a year to run the place, and, to-day, with my present income, it cannot be donc." he said. "The closing of the Whitehaven pits has greatly induenced my decision. There is something in the region of £160,- 000 forget the exact amount- ewing us from the previous com- pany which had the mines.”

of the Joe-

Booking down from the rafters of Madison Square Garden in that fourth round Louis-Paolino Dzendas boat; the camera, secured this bird's eye view of the knockdown of Uzen- dun by the fistic sensation from Detroit. Paolino is here, shown lying flat on his back as referee Arthur Donovan leads Louis to a neutral corner. "After eight seconds the Basque got on to his feet, but he was obviously unable to continne, and the fight was stopped to give Louis a- technï- cal knockout victory before a crowd of 20,060,

FIRE BRIGADE TROUNCED

Recreio "A Secure

Eight Sets

V.R.C. BADMINTON WIN

The Fire Brigade Recreation Referring to his own. estates Club sustained their first severe company, Lord Lonsdale said: defeat in the Men's Doubles Bad- "We have had to pay $50,000 in minton League last night, when surtax These things have been they were outplayed by the Club a big blow."

de Recreio "A" team by 8 sets to Lord Lonsdale, who will be 791 at the Central Police Station next month, does not, it is under- stood, contemplate selling the castle. Caretakers will be left in charge to look after the furniture and books when he closes it on Jan. 1

"I shall come back North occa-. sionally, I expect," he added, "but when I do I shall stay with my

Playing at home, the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home only managed to secure two sets against the Victoria Recreation Club.

of the Detailed results games were as follows:

Fire Brigade Lase

tra

At the Central Police Station

THE KING HAS A TALK WITH

HIS RETIRING JOCKEY

Childs Presented With Silver

Cigarette Case

Joe Childs, who retired from the saddle this year after riding for ten years as the King's joc- key, was received by the King at Buckingham Palace yesterday. *I went up to the Palace alone," Childs said last night, "and talk- ed with the King for 20 minutes. We talked mostly about horses-- the King's horses.

"The King was very kind and wished me happiness in my re- tirement

"His Majesty gave me a silver cigarette case. There is an in- scription on it to commemorate my having ridden as his joc- key from 1925 until 1935. It is initialed "G.E."

nephew, Mr. Antony Lowther, at last night, the Recreio A beat EX-COLONY

Askham Hall, near Penrith.”

Rumours Denied

London, Dec. 20. The Earl of Lonsdale replied to the report that he intended

the Fire Brigade Recreation Club by 8 sets to 1:

EL Shate and W. Stoker Fire Brigade):- lost to L. A. Carvalho ́ánd „A.

18-21 M. Six

Oliveira

21-24

3-21

5.21

14-21

ENRI Cochet, ex-Amateur Lawn Tennis Champion of the

World, who visited Ceylon a few months ago in a profes- give up racing when I spoke to lost to B. A. Alves and M. sional capacity and played in Colombo, is now in Australia where him in the train here this after his brilliant play against Australia's leading professionais has noon during his journey to Lon-beat E. de Sousa and J. Riberio 21-14 been the subject of much eulogy, is still a wonderful player-

don, writes a Home correspon-

J. L. Anderson and H. Greenwood William T. Tilden, himself one of the greatest, and fit to

(Fire Brigade):- deit. mention alongside N. E. Brookes, and Anthony Wilding at theirave racing? Certainly not," lost to Carvalho and Silva... best, paid the former French champion a very fine and fitting he said. "I shall be racing only lost to Alves and Oliveira compliment în one of his books, written while he was still an three or four horses next year lost to Soust and Riberio

He added that, as usual, some A. L. Fisher and G. Williams "Here is the most intriguing personality in termis,” wrote Tilden. "Here is the man who, in his flights of inspiration, scales of his horses are to be trained Brigade) the heights of tennis undreamed of by others. I first saw Cochet with Mr. Fred Darling, of Beck lost to Carvalho and Silva hampton, but he did not intend to lost to Alves and Oliveira nearly five years ago (written in 1928), when he first came to the

V.R.C. Succeed United States in the Davis Cup competition, and I was impressed sever his connection with Melost to Sousa and Biberio

Armstrong, of Middleham. with his great promise.

Lord Lonsdale expressed in- At Wanchai last night, the Vic- beat the patience at the rumours following toris Recreation Club

amateur.

"He is 1 marvellous volleyer,

I have ever

short

CHAMPION IN

DULL_FIGHT

"Rowles Encounters

Diamond

TOO MUCH MAULING AND HOLDING

IS JOE LOUIS BEST OF THE AGE?

Jack Dempsey Voices

His Opinion

BLACK BOMBER DOES NOT WANT TO KILL!

A SPLENDID RECOVERY BOWLING THAT

WAS ATTACKED

WITH COURAGE

SIEDLE HITS

SIX

Chipperfield Has Many "Lives"

Chipper

|109, Austráliz carried their over." {night total of 280 Torr to 429 in the First Test, ezinst South Africa, at Durban:”This gave the tourists a lead of 181' on the first

F South Africa: made a spirited. #reply, and were 167 for three at the close, after being 89 for three-

1 J. Siedle (59); A. D. Nourse (18 not out) and E. A. Rowan (53 not out), showed that the Austra- lian bowing could be hit if met with courage. Siedle actually hit. a ball from Fleetwood-Smith into the "covered" stand. In addition, he scored seven boundaries and three S's in his stay of 84 minutes.

Rowan and Nourse also played with delightful freedom, and at one stage. towards the end of the" day, put on 51 runs in half-an- hour, This was the fastest bit of scoring by either side.

Chipperfield's "Lives **

South Africa have only them- selves to blame for the Australfam total reaching 429. Their field- ing was deplorable. Chipperfield was dropped several times.

When play was resumed it looks- ed as though-the South Africans were going to finish off the Aus- tralian - Minnings quickly. Two

wickets fell at 299, Darling being caught “at cover-point for 60, and Oldfield being out Lb.w, but the advantage was not followed up.

New York, December 16.- Is Joe Louis, the Negro boxerApart from Chipperfield there who defeated Paolino Uzendun, was little left in the bathing, bat the Spaniard,

Simissed when on Friday night, Chipperfield was

the greatest fighter of his age? 26, and again when 40. O'Reilly This question is being hotly de- was allowed to bat 40 minutes, bated by the men who should and Griminett nearly, an hour and a half They kept their wickets Dempsey, the hardest hitter the while Chipperfield did the scor- ring has ever known, says: "ing.

How

don't want to take anything away O'Reilly was eventually caught from Louis-be is the foremost in front of the sight screen off a challenger for the world heavy- straight drive at 329, and Grim- weight title-but we shall not mett fell to a catch at the wicket. know if he is a really great! Finally Chipperfield played am fighter until somebody gets in and Langton finished the filings the ring with him who will do by bowling Fleetwood-Smith at

429. some hitting -Most of the fighters Louis has

Mitchell Run Out faced have folded up too quick-

Siedle and Mitchell looked as ly. Carners, Levinsicy, Paolino though they meant business when not one of them was counted out. That proves Louis doesn't finish they opened South Africa's sec with his punch, though, he is and innings. They attacked the slow bowlers, and scored at the paralysing hitter.

rate of over a run a innte unmi "I think James Braddock, the

the score reached 51, when Mit- heavyweight champion of the chell was run out. He smicked a London, December 17.

world, will give him a tougher ball behind Oldfeld, but did not I thought English boxers had fight than Max Schmeling, be-

notice Chipperfield, who fielde passed that phase during which

cause Jim is a difficult target the ball quickly, and threw the (Fire anybody who came from America Max is easy to hit Also Brad-wicket down to run Mitchell out

8.2 was believed to carry dynamite in dock punches much harder with

by inches. 8-21 his gloves and start ten stone in his right than does Schmeling."

Mitchell's departure, did not *3-21 hand of normal mes, writer

When Louis Was Scared

slow down Siedle's game. He took Home correspondent.

As he sailed for Germany last a beautiful, six off - Fleetwood-

the There were, nevertheless, more

hight Schmeling,

former Smith to reach his 50 in 76 min- than faint flickers of such an at

heavy-weight champion, said: ntes, but shortly afterwards, zt wearisome Albert · Fall nights I

Lesz be hit; I think I've satisfied¦ed by a leg-break from Grimmett. can remember.

We saw holding, manling, pull-everyone I can hit hard myself When Viljoen was bowled by Talking of his own punching Fleetwood-Smith, things looked ing, a caricature of wrestling in its crudest form. I know some ability, Louis says: "I didn't get bed for South Africa, but Bowan 21-22 referees who would not have into this game to kill people; box and Nourse gave their side

fighting chance of forcing a draw tolerated some of the things whithing is just business with me

"I hope I never have hit a manjby taking the score foz197. were labelled boxing."

|harder than just to stop him. 1100 went up in 109 välm was scared when I thought the the 150 in 140 minutes. referee was not going to stop the Australia, however,-

ght solizo was helpless." wickets

INTERNATIONAL

a

fand was the best overhead ofs decision to close Laurther Sailors' and Soldiers' Home by 7tude during one of the mosLouis is a good fighter, but he 88, he was well, beaten and bowl-... NO MORE SPILLS! Cochet is that unique player who Castle, his Westmorland seat sets to 2-

can attack or defend with equal-We always close Lowther in the lease Usually he attacks, driving winter," he said.

New Stud For Football

deep and following to the net for

In All Weather

his volley. But, if that attack is

broken up, Cochet can retire to the

baseline and fight out a defensive PEN SKETCHES OF COLONY'S battle with much of the steadiness

Footballers stand in slippery and more resource than Lacoste places-if the stads in their boute

Full Of Grace -.

FORWARDS

(Continued from Paga:43)

KK. Collings and J. Winfield (S. and & Home):- lost to D. F. Lopes and M. M.

- Soares

loss to S. A Rumjahn and C.

X. Silva best W. Fisher and E. ML

Soares

10-21

21-6

of

Monotonous "Breaks": To 2 monotonous chant A. Edwards and 1 Heath (S. and break," one Al Diamond, a perky S. Home).

5-21 looking and hatchet-faced Ameri- are right. Vital matches have Cochet is a handsome man, full Tatbot is a hard worker who drops

lost to Lopes and Sores

1:21 CED. and ex-Seam in Bowles, been decided on this question of of personality and grace. His hack for the ball, and who is al-lost to Ratajahn and Silva

15-21 (formerly heavy weight champion soles: I have been shown what marvellous court covering is not ways up with his forwards when lost to Fisher and Soares

of Hong Kong) went through appears to be a simple and prae-only a remarkable piece of physi-required. He is undoubtedly tical solution, writes a Home Cor-cal control, but is beautiful to Dick Ridley's successor. respondent.

watch. He is never awkward,

--

2

HE. Harris and W. Brown (S. and what Ben Bennison aptly de S. Home)

scribes as a welter or disorder- lost to Lopes and Soares

*.21 liness." It is a rubber sind with a fat ever seemingly hurried unduly in B. L. EICKFORD, who was born lost to Russian and Silva

making Eis, strokes. In those in- in Gibraltar in 1913, first played beat Fisher and Soares. circular base. A rubber ring may be placed above the base to make pired moments of his, Cocher is football for the Portsmouth

LEAGUE TABLE. deep stud for exceptionally the greatest of all Frenchmen, and, Grammar School in 1925-26. He heavy going slipped over the in my opinion, possibly the greatest arrived in Hong Kong in 1927 and played for the Central British wind. It gives the hold which is player who has ever lived “

a.

21-10

DATE

Games

WELTAPts.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have signed Albert Hayes, a wing half from Aberdare F.C, who played

BOUGHT FOR 21888," "SOLD FOR £12,500

While there is all the talk of the

getting big

Heart of Mid

money for the

land Massie i

And Roy Lazer-who, it is said, for Wales in a schools interna

tional will now fight Primo Carners in Paris appeared to assume the ard-for the rules written and fast William

both form of a devastating monster of unwritten of the bazing game -

pugilistic magician in the eyes Las on this

missible comes posed to be f

Local tennis enthusiasts had an School, gaining his place short, St. Andrew's "I" 6, 8 0 48 8.121 Ben Foord, the South African flagrant assumption necessary on a dry or frost-

276 145 18 12 Lazer. on the two occasions I have they get awa Jopportunity of watching the ly after in the Kowloon Football Recreio “B” hardened pitch: left off altogether, French marvel in action recently dub's senior team

Recreio. "A" it: forms the correct wear for a

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when he played against F. Aragon ford wearing the Club's colours, SL winter condition

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NEW WORLD CHAMPION