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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1936

COLONY DOUBLES CHAMPIONS ELIMINATED

ROTHERS CAUSE MAJOR

TSUI

SPORTS SENSATION

BRILLIANT TENNIS AT H.K.C.C. IN

THIRD ROUND

C.R.C. PAIR NEARLY MAKE FATAL MISTAKE THEY MADE LAST YEAR

CC

(By Base-Line")

THE biggest local sports sensation in years was provided yesterday at the Hong Kong Cricket Club when Tsui Wai-pni, the 1934 singles champion, and his brother Tsui Yan-pui, the Chinese Recreation Club's third string pair, dethroned the Rumjahn cousins, who had held sway THE LAST WORD IN GOLF BALLS for eleven consecutive seasons, in the Third Round of the Colony Lawn

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Tennis Doubles Championship by scores of 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.

Tam Yan-pai, Tasi Wai-jui, H. D. Buszjaka, and S. A. Zam-- Jahn "before their epic struggle yesterday. "C"China, Mail" photo).

ELECTED

Mr. H. S. Mok As Chairman

BY THE BOARD Wah-Tai CollegeTM

Sports

I have not seen better tennis in Hong Kong and the young Chinese NEW CRC. OFFICIALS FIVE RECORDS GO pair fully deserved their triumph, although I thought they were going to make the same fatal mistake they made last year playing safe when in a commanding position. Holding leads of 4-2 and 5-3 in the final set, they were content to try and match the champions for steadi- ness and only the late realisation in the tenth game that aggres- sive overhead play was what was required saved them from defeat.

Last year the Tsui brothers led Lee Wai-tong and Pani Kong 5-1 in the final set of their Second Round encounter, but lost. 63. 46, 7-3 as the result of playing steady ten- nis instead of forcing the pace against a pair who could not afford to take risks. Yesterday history very nearly repeated itself,

The Tsui brothers will probably meet Lee Wai-tong and Luk? Ding-cheong in the Semi-Final Round, and as I was inclined to,

favour the latter pair's chances against the Rumjahns I am not TO-DAY'S TENNIS

so sure that they will reach the Final, although yesterday's triumph should give them all the confidence they need.

One very surprising feature in yesterday's match was the Lack of understanding by the Rumjahas, who have owed their past successes to their perfect combination. There were almost half a dozen glaring examples of points being lost down the centre of the court through hesitancy, and it was this totally anexpected weakness that caused the Colony's best doubles pair to fail. Lack of practice together against sufficiently good opposition is the cause.

WHAT TSUI BROTHERS HAVE

DONE IN TOURNEY

Beat W. and E Shute 6-0,

62.

The hero of the match was un-, doubtedly the younger Tsui His rock-like defence at the net had a demoralising effect on the cham- pions, who rather expected him to attempt outright winners instead) of relying on their mistakes, as the did to such good advantage. There were times when he at- tempted a "kill" overhead with disagirous results-and these worried his brother in no small measure-and it was lack of con-best shots of the match and did.

Beat A. W. Ramsay, and G. C. Barnett 6-2 6-in

Beat H. D. and S. A. Eumjahn 6-3, 5–7, 6

more

LAI AND KONG SHOULD WIN

Lo Brothers Again In Action

LEE AND LUK ON VIEW.

(By "BASE-LINE")

ML W. and ME Lo, the 1920

Doubles champions, have accom-

At the first committee meeting of the Chinese Recreation Club

Five records were broken at the fourth annual sports meeting of

held last week, the following of the Wah Tai College, held yester ficials were elected to serve cur-day on the South China Athletic Association grounds at Caroline ing the ensuing year:

HUL

Chairman, Mr. H. S. Mok; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Iu Tak-lam; Hon. Championship with 21 points, and Chan Yuk carried off the Senior Treasurer, Mr. Wong, Kwok-fong Ma Man-kwong took the: Junior Committee, Messrs. S. W. Liang.

F. H. Kwok, U. Sze-wing, U. Sze. Championship with 13 points.

The results, in detail, were as sun, Cheung Wing-min, Lau Man- follow kue, Iu Tak-cheuk, Lo Tung-fan, Tsui Ping-tong, Ng SzekwoDE, CI, LÀ Tin bởi 2, Leung Sat sang, 100 Metres, Senior Championship. Ho Ka-lau and Dr. Cheung Sia-Time: 11.3 ses (Record). faa.

SENIOR FOOTBALL GAME TO-DAY.

South China “p„

Meet Lyemun

100 Metres, Junior Championship.

Time: 127 secs.

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100

Metres, Midgets.-1 Pun Kwok-lim; 2, Lam Ming-she. Time: 13.3 secs..

400 Metres, Senior Championship. |—1, Chan Yuk; 2, Wong Chow, Time:

61 sets.

Long Jump, Senior Championship. -1, Chan Tak; 2, Ip Kam-hung. plished one outstanding feat this

South China "B," who stand an

Distance: 19 ft. in. (Record).

Long Jump season-they beat A. V. Gosane excellent chance

Junior Championship. of finishing the 1, Ma Man-kwong. 2. Ng Chak- land A. V. Remedios, Recreio's first] season 25 runners-up in the fong. Distance: 17 ft. 7 ins.

string-but I very much doubt premier Soccer League, should Putting the Shot (12 lbs.)--1, whether they will be able to beat secure two easy points this after Wong Chow-mo; 2, Chan Yak, Dis- Paul Kong and Lai Kwong-tsun on noon when they meet· Lyemunin |tance: 30 ft.

800 Metres, Open Championship.-- the Stand Court at the HKCC their postponed fixture on the 1, Leng Fook-ywa; 2. Wong Chow-

Sookunpoo ground.

this afternoon.

120. Time: 2 mins. 25% seca. (Be The Lo brothers have almost The Chinese will be fielding (cord).

but they the same team to-day which de- 100 Metres, Open to Boarders.--1,

chow. Time: 14.5 seca

3,000 Metres Bicycle Race Mak Waiming: 2, Lo Wing-moon. Time: 8 mins. 50 secs.

fidence that probably caused him his fair share, bringing of some perfect understanding, to be so subdued in the final set very clever lobs and fashing are both in the veteran stage now, feated Stonecutters last Saturday Yuen Ching-kwong; 2, Wong Hing- He had to bear the brunt of the across several perfect cross-court and Kong and Lai should prove by 6 goals to 1.-

drives that were winners all the much too fast for them, both on. champions' attack and he stood up to it in great style, keeping a cool way. His overhead was head throughout.

powerful than his brother's, and he! Tsui Wai-pui brought off the was not afraid to smash good and

hard. His service was also great asset, though Sirdar Rum jahn managed to return shots which would have aced any other player.

“H. D.” Mainstay

A

the court and in their stroke pro-ARMY HOCKEY SEASON DRAWS [duction.

TO A CLOSE :

(Continued from Page 4)

200 Metres, Senior Champpionship. -1, Li Tin-po; 2, Leing Sat-sang Time: 25.2 BOCS.

200 Metres, Senior Championship.

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in

In the other Third Round match) · to-day Lee Wai-tong and Lak Ding-cheong should easily account

In the Large Units competition,-1, Ma Man-kwong; 2, Ip Man-hon. for S. A: Gray and A. Crawford, the HKS.R.A. have already qua- Time: 26,5 secs. promising E.C.C. combination, but lifed for the final in which they, Leung Sat-sang; 2, Chan Yah. High Jump, Senior Championship. they would be advised not to take will meet either the East Lancs. Height: 5 things too easily against a pair or Punjabis. The H.KS.BA: are High Jump,

Junior Championship. who always give of their best in very good form at the moment, Cheng Yat-sing:

Ip Man- "H. D." was again the backbone against superior opposition.

and there appears to be every hong Height: 4 ft. 9 ins

1,500 Metres, Open Championship. of the champions, and had Sirdar To-day's programme at the chance of them retaining the

our Chow-mo; 2, Pun Fook-. been a little more accurate in the HEC.C., commencing at 4.45 pm, trophy which they won last year. ming. Time: 5 mins. 7.5 secs. final set--he appeared troubled is as follows:

Seven New Caps by the light they would in all pro- bability have saved the match. He took part in several scintillating Great strides were made in at their efforts proved Inadequate in The Rumjahn cousins have a rollering duels with Tsui Wai-pai record of which they are justi- and invariably came off best, while

.minent playing members, but with to the fact that they had to con- what talent they had at their dis-tend with mach stemmer opposi posal they invariably extended theftion. Their weakness on the wings. opposition. Miss P. Gittins has was apparent throughout the sea-) made

and son, but where they really felt the an admirable leader has received sound support from pinch was in the leader's berth Miss F. Wong on her right, and Miss M. E. P. Smalley did her.

twoj Miss J. Booker and Misi I Gittins. best and was supported by on her left. Miss J. Wong was hard-working forwards in Miss) their best defender.

J. Dalziel and Miss Hance, but

12 TITLES IN A ROW!

Rumjahns Win In First Year

PROUD RECORD OF 11 SUCCESSES

#

Lee

Open Doubles (Third Bound).

E. and M. W. Lo v Paul Kong and Dealing with representative

Wong

100 Metres, Committee Race.—1, Leung Kang-Yiu; 2, Law Chin-tang- Time: 12.6 sers.

100 Metres, Open to Members of Lai Kwong-won (Stand Court).. hockey, the Army have good rea-

congratulate themselves, S.C.AA1 Leung Yau-hung: Wai-tong and Lak Ding-cheong son to J. Crawford and S. A. Gray.for, despite the fact that they Shen Han-ngong. Time: 115 secs.

110 Metres, Low Hurdles, Open E. Bathurst v D. Macdongall.

the same team, due to the exigen Kam-hang.. a very T. A Pearce v-M. Pagh.

Time: 16.9 385. (Be- Club Handicap Singles

cies of the Service, they have won cord). (Second Round)

the Triangular Tournament.

Obstacle Race.-1; Leung Kwok- Seven new players won places kwan; 2, Leung Sat-sang

1,200 Metres Relay, Open to all: in the Army team during the sea-schools-1, St. Joseph's; 2, La Salle. C. Monaghan (5/6). EL. J. 600. They are Spr. Howlett, Dr. Time: 2 mins. 49 secs.

Southam, Khuda Bux, L/Cpl No- Inter-Class Relay, Class 1; 2, Lan, Spr. Brown, Mohamed Afsar Class 2 Time: 526 ses..

Consolation Race.-1... Suen Tat and Kishen Smith.

Time: wong; 2, Chan Wing-fat. 125 secs.

Miss Hance was promoted fromfiably proud. Entering the Open his lobbing abilities were perfectly/Club Championship (Second Round have not always been able to field Championship-1, Chan Yuk; 2. Ip. *

G. W. Sewell (-15) y G. Poiglase

(-1/6).

(Third Round)

tack by nearly all. the teams, par-spite of splendid support by their. ticularly by the C.P.A. Ladies, the half-backs. H.K. Ladies and the "Y" Ladies. the latter more so than the others. the juniors and not long after her Doubles Championship together exploited. Yesterday was

Good Coaching

arrival in the Car Clark Cup for the first time in 1925, they fair test and I have no hesitation The success of the "T" Ladies series was emulating the feats of have won the title for the past 11 in nominating "H. D. as the Co- "S. A.." though very sound in: must be attributed to the energe her sister, Mrs. Moutrie, whose year", while "HLD." has 12 succes-lony's best doubles player. tic work of their cosch, Mr. G. T. departure for Home at the end of sive wins to his credit.

he was the T. The following are the finalists his ground shots season caused a tremendous to-last

steadiest player on, the court inj Palmer, who has done more wards the improvement im the gap in their attack, and one which and runners-up since 1924:

his satisfactorily 1924-0. Rumjahn and H. D. Eam-this department was again dis standard of ladies' hockey than has not yet been

runners-up-Ng Sze-appointing overhead, while jakn;

anticipation at the net was not as kwong and. C. Choa S. A Rumjahn and H. D-good as I expected of him. I have Rumjahny runners-up-Capt. C. H. D. O'Callaghan and G. a shrewd suspicion that his eyes are not as good as they used to be,

Q

any other person in the Colony.

filled.

Mrs. Lansoo (HK. Ladies); Miss

R. Gowler.

Armstrong (—5/5).

Club-Handicap Doubles

(Second Round)

A. C. I. Bowker and A. K. Mackenzie

The Army are very forthante in (sr.) L. Forster and LT. Bide that they have Lieut. J. P. Wil- 800 Metres, Open to the Colony

(--5/6).

Yesterday's Results

The return of Miss 0. Dalziel On form throughout the season 1925

liams, the Colony, Army and Eng-1, Mr. Hamerson: 2, Mr. Philips. to the right-wing and the inclu-the following would comprise the

land player, is Hockey Secretary. Time: 2 mins. 11.5 secs. sion of a newcomer in Miss M. Colony's best team:

the last eight at the expense of He takes a very keen interest in Westcott. on the left-wing, were

50 Lead

Lee Hua-ngok and R. Blyth respec-the game, both actively and from

K.C.C. CELEBRATION the outstanding features of the M. Gray (K. Ladies) and Miss 1926-S. A. Rumjan and H. D. Rum- A. Fowler ("Y" Ladies); Mina G.. jahn; runners-up-Major Pratt

The Tsui brothers astounded tively. Fincher will now meet the official point of view, and al- attack while another newcomer in Glover (H.K. Ladies), Mim M. BṛT- and Major W. B. Stevenson.

large crowd by jumping Lai Kwong-tsun, while Kong will though the season is only just

The Kowloon. Cricket Club, win- Miss Joyce Adey, who secured In-son (C.BA) and Mrs. Bell (HE 1977-S. A. Bumjahn and H. D. Bum-the

a 5-0 lead as the result of be opposed to Sirdar Rumjahn, the coming to an end, it in understood pers of the senior cricket shield, her first Ladies); Miss 0. Dalzielwyn jahn; runners-up-T Bonds into terport recognition in

and T. Akiyama.

clever placements, and aggressive holder.

that he has already in mind se-will celebrate their triumph with season here. did much to streng Ladies), Miss M. Smith (C.BA.); then the line. Miss S., Dalziel wag Miss P. Gitting (St. Andrew's), Misa 1928 S. A. Punjahn and H. D. Rubennis, but the champions book.

veral improvements for the next a curry dinner at the KCC next jahn; ranners-up-E E B.

row before the OPEN SINGLES (Third Bound) Hancock and Dr. R. E. Totten three games în à

seasons!

Saturday night, commencing at 8 again seen at inside right, while Adey ("y" Ladies) and Miss M.

Westcott ("T" Ladies). ...

Chinese pair ran out at-6-3. The E. C. Fincher beat Lee Hua-ngok

p.m. Mr. Faak. Goodwin, skipper (1923–S. A Bumjahn and E. D. Rum-Rumjahne now appeared to have 6

of the Cluby will be host. 60, Jahni runners-up-J. S. Mc-settled down in real earnest, but Fu Kong, beat R. Blyth Kachran and E. Goldman.

16–0.

OPEN DOUBLES (Third Round) 1980-S. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rum-they were fully extended before jaha; runners-up-Pani Kong they levelled the match at 76 and Ho Ka-leu

after being led 5-3.

In the final set the Tsuis broke 1931-S. A. Rumjahn and R. D. Rum- Jahn; runners-up CA

through "S.A.'s" "service to secure Rumjahn and J. A. Cas

2-1 lead, but Taui Xan-pui lost subbhoy.

Mrs. Read returned to the team

in the capacity of leader, which

task she successfully accomplish-

ed.

の

LADIES' YACHTING RACE:"" The ladies' championship race, The CB.A. Ladies relied Miss Smith and Mrs. White for for the first and second yachts in their goals and these two forwards any series, was decided yesterday were primarily responsible for im-when Pat, sailed by Mrs. D. W bulag a new spirit into their front Persse, finished ahead of Doro- line of attack. The inclusion of thea (Mrs. S. D. Beid), the race Miss D. Hunt at inside-left, and being over a distance of 8.3 miles. the relegation of Miss Peters to the second team, had a desired effect, although the team was weik on the wings.

HOLE IN OKE

1992

Teut Wai-pui, and Tani Yan-pui best H. D. and S. A. Rumjahu (holders) 6-3, 57, 6

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP –

(Second Round)

L Goldman beat L-Comdr. S. F.

6. A. Rumjahn and B. D. Rum, his service in the fourth game. Stapleton 6-2, Jahn; runners-up-L. Goldman The Chinese pair, however, went 14 Pagh best. T. A. Pearce 7-6, and E C. Fincher.

to 4-2 and 5-3 after a series of 6-3 1933 S. &. Rumjahm and H. D. Rum spectacular volleying duels, and CLUB HANDICAP SINGLES

VOLUNTEERS-FOR MAMAK

LEAGUE-

(Contnued from Page 4) Probable Players

Hazara Singh, former pivot of

LEO FROST NOT RIDING AGAIN THIS HALF

Mr. Leo Frost, the local cham-

the Kowloon Indians, and L. M. Pion jockey, who is making a Singh, formerly of the Radio, who peedy recovery following his re- cent 'opération for appendicitis, plays on the left wing, will also will not be riding again this half be in the team, which will be com-

óf the season, but hopes to be. posed, for the greater part, of Jaker

·I. Goldman Tunners-p

("Third Bound)

||back in: the saddle next? Septem- E. C. Fincher. ****, after "HD": had won the ninth

WA. S. Grant (152) beat W. Players who have not been seenter

much in local hockey. R. L. S. Webb on Saturday a6-1936-3, A. Baumfahn and H. D. Rum-game Tsai Wai-pui won his service Wooding, (2/6) 7-5, 6-0

Jabez runners-up L Goldman to finish off a memorable match. complished the feat of holing ont

and -E. C. Pincher. The Hong Kong Ladies did not in one, when at the 12th enjoy their success of famer over the Old Course at Fani years, but this was probably diethe sank his tee that.

Sterner Opposition

nd

1955–S. A. Ramjahn and H. D. Rum

Jahn: runners-ep-Ho Ká-lau 2nd W. G. Hang.

As expected, Teddy Fincher and a Paul Kong experienced no difficul- ties in the Open Singles, entering

Club Handicap Doubles

Futters and D. Macdougall

(Flest Round)

(-4/6) boa V.E Gordon and A. ‚H. Penn' (41/6) 64, EL

The Marina, ground has been m

the week by the Military authorimer, so that by next season the alloted them on" special days of friendly games, during the sum-

ins, and it is intended to hold team will be in good shape,