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"THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1936-

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ARMY ALLOWED THREE TEAMS IN JUNIOR CRICKET LEAGUE

CAMBRIDGE SOCCER

HOPES

GAME MORE POPULAR NOW THAN BEFORE FIVE OLD BLUES IN RESIDENCE.

(By The Twelfth Man")

London, September 8.

ASSOCIATION football is now much more popular at Cambridge than it was a few years ago. The standard of play is also better, and there is every reason to suppose that this season the Light Blues will have a most useful side.

The improvement in the standard of play is attributed to the fact that the field of selection now takes in players from secondary schools. At one time University teams were picked! almost exclusively from the seven or eight big Soccer schools.

Five old Blues will be in residence this year, and no one comes from the big Soccer schools. Actually no fewer than four- A. HL Woolcock will skipper the side are from Lancashire. from goal. He has a wide knowledge of the game and shows that enthusiasm for Soccer which should make him the perfect captain. D. E-A-Pettitt, the secretary, was chosen for the British Olympic team, but did not play.

INTER-SECTION

HOCKEY

K.LT.C. AND Y.M.C.A.

TO CLASH

ONE GAME POSTPONED (By "STICKS"} One of the most interesting

ever

AY

The other blues are all for wards, W. Howarth, centre-: forward, and J. Entwistle, and S. E. Smethurst, who formed the left wing in last season's; match. There are sure to be a number of freshmen coming up, but they will find the competi- tion from the seniors for places in the side will be very keen.

~Good Halves

bockey tournaments ranged under the auspices of thei

A useful full back should be Associa Kong Hockey Hong tion will commence this afternoon, J. Allen, who shaped very well. when the First Round of the In-last season,

while B. G. Hunt

Jesse Owens (left), who secured three Gold Medals in Ber- lin at the Olympics, takes a "tracking" lesson from `Bill “Bojan- zles Robinson in the latter's New York home.

OLYMPIC

SWIMMERS

IN COLONY

Dissatisfied With Results

ter-Section Tourney for Civilian and G. D. Craig, two wing HIGH DIVING JUDGES. THOUGHT teams will be held

ground

season.

:

"INCOMPETENT”

halves, have had plenty of ex- perience with the University There were originally three

than one The Japanese World – Olympic matches arranged for this even-spread over more

Swimming team, comprised of 23 ing, but one of these, between the

At forward only the right swimmers, 12 water-polo players, Police "A" and the Union Hockey!

C. P.two divers and five officials, under -Club, has been postponed until wing has to be filled

Greenway, who, like Alien, was the leadership of Mr S Thursday evening, on the YMCA unfortunate last year, should Matsuzawa, arrived in the Co]

be considered for outside-right, lony this morning by the m.y.

and leaving D. Pearl

E. Yasukuni Maru from Europe, Washington to fight for the and

the vessel}. after 2000 with place at inside-right.

the Manager had berthed, was interviewed and stated that as his swimmers and divers were very tired, they could not give an exhibition in the Colony, much as they would have liked to.

(Continued on Poze

The Draw

The following is the draw the grounds in brackets:

KIT.C.

Nomads

TO-DAY

YEY.M.CA

(P.T.S. 5.15 p.)

v. Police "B" __________ (K.LT.C. Marina, 5.16 p.m.)

THURSDAY

Police "A" v Union Hockey Club (Y.M.C.A. 5.15 p.m.)

H.K.H. Club

2

Recreio (Badio-Caroline Hill, 5.15 p.m}

Radio S.C. v Argonautas

(KLT.C.-Marina, $.15 pm)

of the Civilians' Sec-

BOYS FOOTBALL MATCH

Fusiliers- Win At Shamshuipo

Mr. Matsuzawa said that ther {had performed at very nearly every port on their way home and had to have a rest before reach- ing Japan. The team had perform-

In a friendly soccer match ated very well in the circumstances, The final

be played, 001 Sunday, Shamshuipo yesterday afternoon, although in his opinion the judg- tion will

of the Royal Weich ing of the Olympic High and October 25, at 10 am (provision- the Boys ally)-on-ground to be nominated Fusiliers, best the Boys of the Springboard diving could have

TO-DAY'S HOCKEY

The following will represent the Kowloon Indians' Tennis Club

East Lancashire Regiment da goals to 1, after leading by "two

clear goals at the interval.

Shone and Hilden scored for thei

(Continued on Page 3)

SEASON'S FIXTURES Versatile

Sportsman

DRAWN UP

START TO BE MADE

NEXT MONTH

LAST MATCH ON MARCH 20

HE Fixtures Committee of the Hong Kong Cricket League evening when the League fixtures for the season were arranged. Prior to this Capt L. J. Walch, representing the Army, told the meeting that with reference to the Andy's application for three teams in the junior division of the League, the Sookunpoa ground would be available for 12 Saturdays during the season.

Mr. F. Goodwin, who was in the chair, said he thought if the Army could use their ground for so many Saturdays, it would definitely help matters along and he proposed that the meeting approve the Army's application. This was second by Lt. Comdr. Barry and carried manimously.

The meeting then proceededy with the purpose for which it was called, and below are given the League fixtures for the sea-

Army “A”

Army "g

|Army "C**

OCTOBER 17 Second Division

Y. Arms "an OCTOBER 24 Second Division

* Army "C" OCTOBER 31 Second Division

v Army "A” NOVEMBER 7 First Division

University-

T HECC V LEC.

'r cscc. Kowloon

RAY IMPELLITIERE BEATS PHIL BRUBAKER

Navy

C.C.C

Second DiviKİON

Takes Decision Over 10. Rounds In San Frisco

University Army "A"

5

HECC.

I.R.C.

Police

the

"San Francisco, September 28 -Smarting from

defest given him by Tommy Loughran, exactly 11 days ago, Ray Impei- litiere, largest leather-pusher in the squared arena barring none, to-right decisioned Phil Brubaker in 10 rounds.

tive

Recreio

Navy laca

HKCC KowloonTM | LR.C

Police

The young Italian-American heavyweight weighed 242 pounds, topping his opponent by 46 pounds Brubaker, compara

DEWCOMER, has had mediocre sexSOL.

Kowloon He won de-

University cisions from King Levinsky and Abe Feldman, Jost

FK.C.C. to Jack Sharkey and drew with Andre

C.C.C. Lenglet Impellitiere, who is

Navy- half an inch taller than the 6

LB.C. feet 7 inches of Camera, lost a 10-round decision to Loughran retired light heavyweight cham- mon, on September 17-in-Oak land-United Press.

Army "B" Police Recreio.

cs.cc

EK.C.C.

TR.C

C.C.C.

CHINESE OLYMPIC AB

TEAM TO PLAY Exhibition Game On Sunday

F. A. APPROVETSCHEME

K.C.C.

Navy University

against the European YMCA. in winners, while Walsh netted for] KC.C. BOWLS CLOSING DAY 3e Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Army "C"

the inter-Section Tournament on the East Lancs. the Police Training School ground

Walsh, Taylor, the Fusiliers'

Recreio

Nivy

v dcc

V

Army ****

NOVEMBER 14

Second Division.

v Army "A"

↑ Azay "gh V Army C

University ▾ CSCG V. Recreio

NOVEMBER 21

· First Division

▾ CCC

v Kavy

IRC

V Army Second Division

✓ CS.C.C

v Kowloon

▼

▼

Univeraity

HKCC

Army “C

Y Army A

NOVEMBER 2 Second Division

V Recreio

Navy

▼ Police

▾ KCC

*

Army "C"

DECEMBER 5

Second Division

V: Army *E** JANUARY 2

„Sacand Disision.

V

Police

▼ EXCC.

T Army “A” ECC "Army" "B";

*. CCC.. JANUARY First Division

CS.CC

C.C.C

HKCa

The granting of permission to IRC. Athletic Federation to arrange a GS.G.C football game on Sunday between The closing day of the Kowloon available players of the All-China at 5.15 p.m. to-day: M. Ramzan; centre-half, and Prichard; the Karnail Singh (Capt.), Khushi wimmers full-back, were outstand Cricket Club Lawn Bowls Section soccer team and the Best of fieca Mohammed; J. Noronha, J. Ming, while Hilden, Lardner and has been fixed for Saturday, Octo-Chinese in the Colony was the LR.C

University Pinto, Sarwan Singh: M. S. Kabi, Wheeler made a formidable for-ber 17. At the conclusion of the main item of importance at the Navy

games a cocktail party will be monthly meeting of the Hong D. Noronha, Awtar Singh, Pyáza ward trio.

held in the Clubhouse.

Kong Football Association which CCC Singh and A P. Sones.

was held at the Sports Club under HKC.C. Two sailing races were held at the the chairmanship of Colonel H. C. Recreio The half monthly meeting of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yes Hong Kong Football Beferees" "Asso-terday ending in a win for Jan, with Harrison yesterday evening.

Others present were Comman-(Army "C".

• [Continued on Page 3): ciation will be held in the offices of Mrs. J. Kroe Moe at the helm, while the Hong Kong Football Association, the race for Mixed Classes resulted der C. D. Arbuthnot and M., TA Sports Club, on Monday, October 12, in a win for Dorothea (Mz. S. Mitchell, vice-presidents, Messrs.

Eeid) at 8 pm.

INTER-SECTION HOCKEY

TOURNAMENT

The following will represent the Union XI against the Police A in an Inter Section Hockey Tournament match to be played on Thursday at King's Park at 535 pm: Man Singh: P. Singh, Bhag-

wan Singh - A R. Kitchell, Bachan Detroit May Make Bid

Singh, Makhan Singh, Naranjani

CS.C.C

Police

Second Division

Navy YArmy A EC.C Army "B": Fr University

LEC

GIANTS WIN- FIFTH GAME

Yankees Now Lead Three To Two

WORLD SERIES BASEBALL -

New York, To-day.

K...

NAZARIN, or Klasa as he

• is popularly known, is one of the most versatile sportsmen at the Indian Recreation Club and, Like so many of the Club's mem hers; _is_a_product of Queen's. College.

Receiving his early education at the Ellis Kadoorie Indian School, Nazarin was encouraged to play cricket by the then headmaster, {Kr. A. E. Sutherland, and when he

went to Queen's College he secured” · In the Afth game of the World a place in the first eleven in kis Series baseball, the New York first year. Nazarin played cricket Giants best the New York for the Indian Recreation Club as Yankees by runs to 4, thusa school-boy, and in 1939-33-was- breaking the latter's sequence of captain of their team which won 'three wins.

the Second Division championship. The scores in the fifth encoun-He continued playing for the {second eleven until last season, ter yesterday were:

REE when he was given a placé in the New York Giants 5 8 3

first team, and this encouragement 4 10 New York Yankees..

1 brought out the best in him with Bill Terry's long outheld y. the result that he was picked for scoring Moore in the tenth in the Interport team schich is now in ning, broke the ninth inning tie Shanghai

and gave the. Giants the game. Nazarin plays baseball for the Moore reached third on his own Eastern Baseball Club and is re- two-bagger and a sacrifice by garded as one of their best field- Dick Bartell

exo. He also plays soccer and an The scene of the battle will be odd game of hockey, but after shifted to-morrow as the Giants cricket he is best known for his g will then be playing on their own|swimming, having - figured with

considerable success ground.

at the Vic- The Giants were the first toria Recreation. Club.

In the winter Nasarin does a lot score, for the first time in the present series, when they regis- of hiking and always makes a tered five hits and three runs in point of going for a long tramp the first inning, a double by on Sundays and holidays, when not Bartell and singles by Ripple and engaged playing cricket, Whitehead sending home Moore, Bartell and Ripple respectively. Bob Selkirk hit a home - run

în

GERMANY'S SOCCER TEAM WINS

the second for the Yankees, but In one on bases. there was no

the third inning Tony Lazzeri Defeats Czechoslovakia Iscored on an error by Barbell, thus making the score 3-2 in favour of the Giants.

~YANKEES TIE

In the sixth Melvin Ott scored

-

In Close

Game

Prague, September 27,

The German national football' on an error by Crosetti, but the team to-day best a Czechoslovakian team by 2-1 at the Prague stadium Yankees tied the score at before a crowd of 45,000, amongst

Selkirk retting in: on

Jackson's

error, while a single by Lizzero were 15, 10ll. Mammans from brought Powell across the plate the Reich and the Sudetes. The Yankees missed a fine chance

The score at half time was 1-0

of breaking the tie in the ninth in favour of Czechoslovakia. Short- [ly after the second half began the inning, Gehrig grounding out with the first and second bases German right wing Elbern scored. the equalizing goal and a quarter. loaded..

|of an hour before the final whistle

the German centre forward Siffl-. ing shot the winning goal Trans-

There was an. attendance of [50,000 people, including ex-Pre-

sident Hoover.

Hal Schwencker pitched through-Ocean. Kno Min. out for the Giants, recording 10]

strike-outs. Buting started for NCAA. TO HOLD MEET AT

U. OF CALIFORNIA

the Yankees, but was replaced in the seventh by Malone after allowing seven hits and four runs Berkeley, Calif., September Mem m; six innings, although he The National Collegiate Athletic "fanned" seven batters. Malone Association will hold its track and was called the losing pitcher in feld meet at the University of

T. G. Stokes, G. She. W. Pryde, be granted and that the League W. E. Hollands, Chan Tul-hing, C. Management Committee be asked the official score box Reuter A Goldenberg, C. Gaïmgam, W. A. to make arrangements ~ with re- Alexander, Chief Yeoman Jones, gard to the League programme in

the Cria Com Gr. Warren, Capt. Kim, order

Singh, Samagat Singh, Awatar For 1944 Olympic Games C. Lieut. Fitz C Donies, amid a tea

Singh, Sarwan Singh and J. S.

Grewal (Capt.)

CLUB HOCKEY TEAM

“FOR TO-MORROW

to play for the Hone

Club: mưainst Cinh

friendly cha

Shields: G. Som

Whitlere

L. Staclick, +3

Divett, B. L Bickford, V. Bood

Suggest

would be plentiful,

Mr. A. W. Bliss,, Hon. Secretary.

Another

A letter was read from, He was the

committes head, ka view Ngan Shik-kwan, chairman of the Association

of northern Michigan's winter Hong Kong Chinese Amateur enclosed

plays

Federation, asking permission to the Clubs 10 per for play an exhibition game between rate, irrespective of

the All-China soccer team and the representative match

California in 1937, it wASAN- nounced here to-day. Finited

⠀ EARLIER RESULTS The results of the first four FreeL

tches of the present series

"FIRST GAME

RELE

69 1 17

ROBERTSON WINS

KS. Robertson (76—5—71) won the Captain's : Cdp over the Old Course at Fenling last week- end. There were 26 entries:

(Continued from previous Col.)

HOM RUN-RECORD S

Tony

question

ankees

SECOND GAME

24

STHIRD GAMI

FOURTH GAME

choot Lootball, and it w ded that this matter i

of the dif to the

Gehrig

10

Game

Bob

Selkirk

Foot

Text Col) (ankees)

Rest of the Chinese in the Colony A letter was received from Bro.

on Sunday, the proceeds of whick

would be utilised as a birthd

*for Generalizzino Chi

It was decided:

Edwards of La Salle."