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THE CHINA XAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRITARY 11, 1936

"UNOMEE UPHELD IN SELECTION OF CLUB XI

JACK RODGER BEST

LEFT-HALF

MCGUBBIN PREFERRED

TO HAMILTON

"INTERPORTER'S SAD LAPSE!

ITo The Editor, “China MxIT"],

SIR, "Unomee's" eclectic eleven and "Inter- porter's" comments thereon intrigued me greatly. On the whole I am with "Unomee." As he emphasised, Jack Rodger was of most value at left-half: there was no question of his being superior or inferior to his brother as a goalkeeper.

I think "Interporter" was correct in substituting McCubbin for Hamilton. Previous to 1910, when each was at his best, there was, in my opinion little to choose between these players, but after 1910 A.T. faded away. Td leave "Unomee's" half-back line intact. As a real classy footballer Railton was nowhere near Jack Rodger.

Manning Railton, than whom the Club never had a more enthusiastic trier, was at his best just before he went to the war, and even then he was never much more than a glorious basher, who went into the tackle like a typhoon. He was destructive, not constructive, with poor ball control, and against a wily for- ward like Forsyth his bull-like rushes would, more often than not. have carried him well past both ball and man.

Like McCubbin, Rodger wasted no energy, and, unlike Railton, he could," when the Club pressed, become a sixth forward and score goals. He could also propel the ball with his head to the wing or centre almost as well as Stewart could, an asset Railton never possess

ed.

In any case G. Rodger, in

JIMMY POTE-HUNT TO RIDE

IN CHAMPIONS

Jimmy Pote-Hunt, the well- known Shanghai jockey, is amriv- ing in the Colony on February 20 and will ride for Mr. Li Po-chun, owner of “A Grand Time" and other favoured ponies.

goal, and J. Rodger, at left-half, Back Division Declared

racket on

the market.

is a much better arrangement

It gets the ball there a

split second quicker.

On Sale At All Sports Dealers

TWO CHANGES IN THE

MACAO SIDE

(Continued from Page 41

The Signals made two or three

alert.

HE'S HEADED FOR OLYMPICS.

Adolf Kiefer, the Chicago kish school student Back-Stroke ace, stands head and shoulders above other Olympic swimming pro- spects since setting three new American records in a MAKY days. His best performance Was clipping three seconds off the 46.6 mark established 14 years ago by Johnny Weinsmaller for the 75-yard back-stroke eventu

YACHTING

La Linda Wins “A” Class Race

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S

LADIES EVENTS

PHILIPPINES HOLD

OLYMPIC TRIALS ILDEFONSO AND UIKIRUM BOTH BEATEN

UNCONVINCING TIMES RECORDED

Manila, February 3. TEOFILO Ildefonso, conqueror of Koike, world- famous Japanese breastroker and Aadja- luddin Jikirum, two of the outstanding dates for the Philippine Olympic swimming team to be sent to Berlin this year vere defeated in their favourite events yesterday in the first of the Olympic tryouts staged at the Rizal Memorial Natatorium.

Arasad Alpad, crack Moro swimmer of the University of the Philippines, nosed out Ildefonso in the 200-metre breast stroke. He negotiated the distance in 2 minutes and 55 secs. Ildefonso placed second with a time of 2:55.3 minutes.

Jose B. Obial of the University of Santo Tomas defeated Jikirma in the 100-metre free style event by traversing the dis- tance in 1 minute 31 secs, to place second.

David Montanez, new find of UST, won the 400-metre free style with a time of 5379 minutes. James Calloway, also of USE, finished second

Poor records were made yester- day in the Olympic try-outs. The marks yesterday did not even ap- proach the Far Eastern Games re- cords

The Results

INTER-CLUB GOLF

Shatin's Win Over Country Club

SINGLES DECIDE ISSUE

The annual Golf match at Sha- ·

200-metre breast stroke: 1 Ara- sad, U. P.; 2: Tidefonso, Army; 3. Alfredo Garcia, La Salle; 4. D. Bonus, tin between the Shatin Golf Club FEU45. F. Jimenez, U. P. Time: and the Country Winh was played Arasad 2:55: Ildefonso, 2.563: Garon Sunday last and resulted in a cia, 2:57.9.

win for the home team by 3 Railton, at left half. In build-regard to the best team or teams Extra Series yacht races held at Salle; 5. A. Carbonell Timer

The results of the Ladies' 3rd U. ST-2 Morena, U. S. T.; 3. H. Points.

Cortez, F. E 0; 4 A Sison, La Detailed results are ing a team, combination is as the Hong Kong Football Club North Point yesterday were

Ca- flowsz important as individualism.

could have fielded within the last

follows:-

tham J. Rodger, in goal, and

BIDWELL FOR HONG KONG

To Stay In Colony Indefinitely

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All Wrong

Sir, The correspondence with

of

(Mrs. E. R. Edwards)

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4.12.36

1.500-metre free style:—1. Cabezas,

as besas, 23:57.7; Moreno, 24:23.5.

100-metre free style?-1. Obial, 1.

Ladies "Events"

100-metre free style: Lam Abad Santos, P. W. U. Time: 1:32.5.

100-metre back stroke:-Estela Lo- zada, P.-W. U Time: 1:36.4.

CLOSE FINISHES AT BILLIARDS.

Silva Wins By Only 23 Points

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FOURSOMES

Yamamoto and Kitamura. 0, A. W. da Roza and Remedios 2

Ohno and Hayasaki 0, E. D. de Po- za and Urvubret 2

Takei and Watanabe 2. Leftro and Sadick 0.

I was pleased to see that Cyri 25 years has prompted me to re-

"A" Class Started 14.45

£ 1, 2 kirum Army, 3. Lotero, Shatin Golf Club Country Club

Yamamoto Wilkie

not wa

forrotten. by ply with a selection which I know

Finished Pus. Pt. Ti San Beda 4 Gurman, U. S. T. “Unomee." Before he weat An will come under fire.

Carpenter, Al 16.29.29 5 17 Fernandez F. EU. Time: Obial. ses Wilkie was rapidly developing With all dae respect to the (Miss L. C. Edwardi)

1:29: Jikirum 1:03.8; Loters, 1:04, Kitamura

Ohno into one of the most accomplished Rodger brothers 1 humbly suggest Lobo, A2_ 16.23.19 3 0 31 Guzman, 1:04.9; Fernander, 1:05.1.

408-metre free style:-1. Montanez; halves in the Colony with a style that A. Goldenberg, who played La Linda, AS 1635.56 7 6 20 US. T. 2. Calloway, U S.T. 3. Ta somewhat ́akin to that of Pote between the sticks prior to George (Mrs. M. G. Kenyy

Resurrection, Mapus; &: Aljive, F. Takai Hunt..

Rodger's appearance, was just 23 Joss, A8

U. Time: 5:37.9. 16.23.30 .1 13 $9

100-back stroke:- 4 Francisco, Tsujintza- What "Interporter" says about god if not better than the present Miss M. Larssen) Wishart I heartily endorse; but Club captain: Goldenberg's bril-Gali, A9

16.30.40 4 996 La Salle; 2. C. Trinidad, E., E. U.; Yamanaka (Mr. L Stanton).

3. A. Hotchkiss, FEU; 4 J. Takagaki, did not Wishart play before 19107 liant anticipation and knowledge

2. 11 32 Anteojo, U.S. T. 5. A. Ocampo, U. Sasto Richalmann, the Dutchman, was of his opponents styles of play,e Bine, A11 16.29.05

(Miss E. Walker)

P: Time; Francisco, 1:16.1: Trinidad, one of the most aggravating enig- would have got him his Interport Pat. 412

1:19.8; Anteojo, Ajito 16:38.12 5 8 21:173; Hotchkiss,

2:204 mas to be seen on any football "cap" any day, but, unfortunately. (3rs. I C. Cowan) field Standing a good six feet in those days there were no Inter Painted Lady,

4.14 16.38.55 6 *20 jand moulded on statuesque lines, ports.

(Mrs. E. Bocty); with a rocket shot in either foot, What two finer backs could one

Y&G Classes Started 1455 deft dribbler and splendid have had than C. W. E. Bishop

Finisher Cor. Pos Pés. TEL feeder of his forwards, Richalmann and Gerrard, brother the Stella, unfortunately had two fatal weak-famous English Rugby Interna Ye 16.38.25 16.25.59 6 10 33

(Mrs. M. Billerby)'. breakaways, but: they always According to the Shanghai masses: he was timid, and had the tional. Both were heavily built -found the Macao defence on the press, H. D. Bidwell, the Shanghai very bad habit of standing with and both very fast off the markers

May was a trife unlucky Rugby Interport player, will be his back to the opponent's goal and in their recovery, and (Mrs. E. Moore)

Both "Unomee" and "Interpor-widgeon, not to have scored more than transferred to Hong Kong shortly when he received what should have once, for he thoroughly deserved and will stay here indefnitely.

been scoring chances from his ter" have quibbled over the half- Y5 16.37.57:16.21.36

(Mrs, K. A. Bilderbeck) at least another goal.

It will be recalled that Bidwell wings or halves, a fault that cost back selections, but both have Airosa In Limelight

contributed in no small measure the Clab many a goal and point made no mention at all of that Zephyr,

Y8 16.38.06 16.242952 2 14 41 Airosa, at centre-half for Mato Shanghai's victory in the Coent's pluck and Begg's mobility McPhail I agree with their Sirius

Had Richalmann possessed brilliant exponent of the game (Mrs. M. E. Hindsen) cao, was in an irresistible mood, cent Interport against Hong Kong intercepting the Signals' passes

and power to dash through be other half-back selections. tween the backs he would have For my right-winger I would almost

uncanny anticipe-

England, whose Lolz, I was surprised to see. "Inter-fast and accurate centres were a porter" put McTavish in his team feature of his play, while Hector and more than surprised to see McTavish, referred to by "Inter- that player at outside-left. In his porter" and "A.B.C." would be a For the Signals, Cax played an

heyday, before he developed a knee keen rival to Forsyth for an in- untiring game in the pivotal posi

and recurrent cramp, McTavish side berth.

The centre-forward berth IĮ tion, while in fairness to Dove it In the Small Units Cricket Was an inside-right with J. Hamil must be said that he had no League at Shokumpoo yesterday, tou as his partner. But "Hector would leave with Richelmann, in chance with any of the eleven the Headquarters Wing. East Lan-

of the twinkling feet" elusive spite of any adverse criticism goals that went past him. He was cashire Regiment beat the 7th Bat- swerve and lightning dash was He was a daring and ferocious Pernell did, as far as unfortunate to sustain a ent on tery by 169 runs, thanks to fine fragile, especially against robust tacker the forehead shortly after half knocks by Bdan. Whitehead (110 players, a dainty rogue in porce my memory serves me, play at

lain who relished a solid shoulder | side-left, although he was better time, when he collided with one not out) and Bdsu. Cox (62 not charge even less than Richalmann known as a winger, but the latter BADMINTON POSTPONEMENT of the Macan forwarda. Wright out)...

position undoubtedly would have was very hard-working at right HL Q. Wing:--242 for 3 dec- back but his partner, Smith, could 7th. Battery:-73 (Towers 22; Pie-Railton or a Syd Strange in the of Pennell, whose brilliance on the and "B" teams scheduled for to-

A good bump from a Manning fallen to Jennings, an understudy not settle down owing to the slip-i Baker 4 for 14, Whitehead Sopening stages and Hector was left-wing was counterbalanced by morrow has been postponed, and pery ground.

Da Costa had the Sigals WHITEHEAD 110 been the complete centre-forward have selected

with tion right wing completely subdued, while the Macao forward line] were brilliant, with Ramalho and

P. Angelo outstanding.

M Cardoso; J. Nolasco, AVAïrosa,

Machos C. Captible,

Rosario,

L. da Costa: V. Rosario, F.-Ramalku,

P. Angelo, H. Rosario and A. Angelo,

NOT OUT

Small Units Game Yesterday

for 18).

MIDLAND COUNTIES, N. Z. GATE RECEIPTS

innocuous for the remainder of the Forsyth's at inside right.

gazne, pa

“Interporter's” memory surely plays him false regarding Pennell Not only does he place Pennelf at

The fold

Indian Team Just

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Signals: Sig. Dove: Si Wright, Siz L. Smith; L/Col. Lamaster, Sig. Each of five Bidland County inside lit bat makes the astound- Cox, S Sinclair; Sig. Thomson, Siz. Unions will receive about: £454 ing statement that Pernell never not been Shannon, Sig. May, Sig. Austen and from the pool of profits on mat played anywhere else CoL Wainscott.

ches played by New Zealand af fastounding, stati Coventry- and Leicester There any time. I saw

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TOUS NEWS FULLBACK

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GO BAY

GZ 16.40.02 16.20.304 1 16 48 (Mrs. G. EL Cooper)

No match in the Senior Billiards Championship were played last

Tsujimura and Yamanaka 0, Cas- tre and J.-J. Basto Z..

Takagaki and Saito 2, Les and S1-

Matsushima and Ajito 2, Saen and Simoes 0.

Kumaire and Kimura 0, Leong and B. Basto 2

9 G9 16.42.55 16.2434 3 13 24 night, as that between, M. M. da Watanabe and Mari 0, Alves and

(Miss CM. Czapnell)

Siva and F. A. Gil, which was Anderson 2

€ 10. "H" Class Started 15.05 scheduled to be played at the Civil Shatin 18%, and

Finisher Cor Posts. Tel Service Club, was postponed 1514

Colleen,

E2 16,39.58 16.25.18 : 2 (Muz. B. Foley)) -.

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Rolla,

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Dorothea,

H9 16:39.39 16.33.44 1 7 (Miss E. De V. Bernclerk)

In the Junior Billiards Cham

"Country" Cinb

pionship, F. E. Silva defeated Pri-HONG" FOURSOMES

vate E Crshree by 300 points to 16277 at the South China Athletic Association, while at the Dockyard

13 Recreation Club, Sergeant W. Sol- lik beat J. C. Remedios by 300 [points to 259.

The match between Recreio “A”

instead the postponed game be {tween Recreio “A” and Eliot Hall “B” will be played to-morrow at Club de Recreio.

march?noïse

(Continued from Columsi 3) se making by football fellows what

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like

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