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THE CHINA WAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936

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AUSTRALIAN COLTS WHO MAY GET THEIR CHANCE IN THE TESTS

WORLD SERIES GATE

RECEIPTS SPLIT

Yankee Players To Be Given $6.431 Each

Chicago, October 24. The World Champion New York Yan- kee will get $6,431 each as their - share in the split of the world series gate receipts. Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis announced to-day.

The New York Giants, who lost the world series, 4 games to 2, each will get $4,655. The split is based on the receipts from the first four games of the series.

Other funds go to teams finish- ing in the first division in each league.United Press.

RIFLES AND FUSILIERS

FRIENDLY RUGBY MATCH

CLUB BEATEN BY FUSILIERS

BARRY AND FLOYD

OUTSTANDING

The Rugby "A" fifteens of the Hong Kong Football Club and Ro- yal Welch Fusiliers met in a |friendly game on the Club ground yesterday when the latter won by two goals and a try (13 points) to a try and a penalty goal (6 points).)

A fitter and faster team, the Fusiliers dominated play in the first half, when they scored all their points, and only let the Clui through once, van Leeuwen touch- ing down in fine style. After the interval, however, the Club not only held their own, but if anything had the better of the exchanges.

SHARE SPOILS It was during this half that Read

kicked a penalty goal for them.

Barry and Floyd were outstand- ing for the Fusiliers and both of these men were prominent with good kicking, and clean tackling. the former spoiling some excellent) moves on the part of the Club, whe; were best served by van Leeuwen, Butcher and Garred.

Irishmen Fail To Hold Advantage

WELSHMENTS BRILLIANT SECOND HALF RALLY

Aided by the wind, the Royal Ulster Rifles scored four times in

Fusiliers Score the first half against the Royal Play had only been in progress Welch Fusiliers in their Second for a short time when Flord scored Division League football encoun- good try for the Fusiliers, but ter at Chatham Road yesterday, Kelshaw failed to add the goal

"This bit of fast action was caught by the camera in the final polo - match at Meadowbrook, Long Island, as „Argentina's hard-hitting Olympic champions bext the American. Greentree "Four by 8 gomis to 4 to win the International trophy; Gerald Balding, of Greentree, is shown making a back-band shot upbell to his teammate, Tommy Hitchcock; who'took the hall through for a goal.

M.C.C. WIN BY 9 WICKETS

Sporting Declaration By Clare

Clare, S.A., To-day.

beat

but the Fusiliers took advantage points. Nothing daunted, the Fasi- The M.C.C. touring team of the same element in the second liers were back in the attack again Clare in a one-day match here period and scored four good goals and Floyd again went over, Kel-yesterday by 9 wickets. to share the spolia

shaw crowning the effort with a Clare declared after hitting up The game was of a high stan-good kick to add the goal points. 62 for four, and the MC.C. batted Meanwhile, the Club were set-on until 141 was reached for 6 dard and the résult a fair one, though the Rides, after their com-tling down to play more Like a wickets when the match was aban- manding lead, could have garner-team and they pressed for some doned owing to rain.

ed both points had they resorted time, finally being rewarded by a Clare: 62 for 4 dec.

second half,

:

The second half was more even-

Hammond 40).

R. E. S. Wyatt, the former Eng- land captain, was struck in the

to purely defensive play in the very good try by van Leeuwen. MCC: 141 for 6 (Leyland 39, After this Thomas scored the Wilson, in the Rifles forward Fusiliers third try, Kelshaw again line, was brilliant. He scored two converting. good goals and his passer to his wingers were well placed. Killen, y contested and try as the Fusi-left arm while batting and had to at centre-forward, was also pro- liers did they could rot add to retire. He was trying to book a minent. Wilson was their best de their score. The Club reduced feader, and was ably assisted by the arrears when Read kicked a

Coyle.

Ipenalty goal, but this proved to be!

the last score of the game.

Clab:--Curtis: van Leeuwen. But-

bose.

the

Wong Mei Shun's Fine Record

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Dan Bulger Wins At 7 To 1

BOOKIES HARD HIT

.

ALEXANDER MARKS MOST PROMISING PROBABLE PLAYERS FOR NOVEMBER 20 MATCH FINE WICKET KEEPER-BATSMAN (By J. C. Davis, Australia's leading cricket authority)

Sydney, October 2:

BESIDES the better-known Australian bats- men mentioned in my previous article, others, who have not been seen in England, may come into the running for the Tests. One of these is Alexander Marks, the Sydney left- hander, who has not had much encouragement from selectors. Marks is 26 and was in the run- ning for the 1930 and 1934 Australian elevens for England. He is of the Joe Darling rather than of the Clem Hill or Warren Bardsley type.

A very powerful driver, he is not so dour and immovable as Joe Darling was, and yet more accomplished in placing the ball to the on-side. Last season against the M.C.C. in two matches he scored 88, 64 and 40.

- His best innings, however, was against Queensland, when the Aboriginal fast bowler, Gilbert, gave no end of trouble to the other batsmen Marks made 201, attacking Gilbert as Joe. Dar- ling once attacked Tom Richardson in a Sydney Test. He is a Dan Bulger (T. Weston), back-first-class fieldsman, generally in the outfield. ed at 7 to 1 and owned by thel The Queensland *wicket-

London, To-day.

South African millionaire Sir Abe keeper, Don Tallon, is a brilli-K.IT.C. BEATEN Bailey, won the Cambridgeshire ant young right-hand batsman.

IN FAST CLASH

Inter-Section Hockey Replay On Marina

COSANO BROTHERS IN LIMELIGHT

yesterday by two lengths from Sir He is not a mig man, though BY ARGONAUTAS George Bullough's Daytona, Emore robust in structure than Smith), a 33 to 1 chance, while a Ray Robinson. The finest bats-i grey horse, Mr. Benson's Laureat man among the wicket-keepers 3rd (Middleton), backed at 100 of Australia; he resembles Ito 6, was third, a short head be Stanley McCabe in the power

hind Daytona

of his off-strokes. It is stated that over £6,000,000

Attractive Bat has been paid out by bookmakers

Tallon in form is most attrac-; POBABLY one of the most Dan Bulger was coupled in

popular soccer stars in China many Autumn "doubles with Fettive, and is not inclined to allow the bowler to call the tune. His fast ball from McKay and has al-and certainly one of the most the Cesarewitch winner.

(By "STICKS") - Hanings for Queensland last sum- most certainly fractured his una versatile, Wong Mei-shun was born) Pegomas ousted Dan Bulger as

A very fast and excellent game in Hong Kong and first came into favourite for the Cambridgeshireer incinded 193 (a very dashing Another MC.C. player, Copson, prominence in 1923, when he turar chiefly because it was drawn next second innings), and 33 against of hockey was witnessed on the McKinney Good

Victoria,.89 against South Aus-Marina ground yesterday evening medium-to-fasted out for South China's second to the rails, whereas Dan Bulger,tralia and 55, 20 and 69 against when Derbyshire

the Grupo McKinney, their pivot, opened cher, Bead, Hopkins; Griffiths. He bowler, slightly strained s groin eleven.

Desportivo which drew No. 17, was never up New South Wales. In the match Argonauta eliminated the Kowloon up the game well and was always derson: Schnabel, Dunnett; Holden, muscle in slipping while fielding. up with his; forwards. in an at-Garrod, Edwards, Clark, Hynes

He was tried in several posi-with the leaders Įtions, but eventually met with suc-

It is stated that Sir Abe Bailey against the M.CC. team he scored Indians' Tennis Club from the Civilian Section of the Inter tack.

\cess-at outside-left, one

of the backed Dan Bulger to win with

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Section hockey tommament by three clear goals after leading at most difficult positions to fill in any £10,000-Reuter.

The 22 starters were: soccer team, and in this berth

the interval by a solitary goal. Finalist (Wragg), Hairan (S. Wong: made good.

The Portuguese Smith),

made several Wragg), Daytona He played with varying success Pegomas (Nevett), Commander III

interesting changes, A. Angelo, at Esquemeling jand in 1925 was promoted to South (Beary),

(Bezent),

inside-left, instead of on the wing, China's first eleven and was later Hazina (Steve Donoghue), Noble

Imaking a world of difference to selected to play for China at the King (G. Richards), Noble

their attack, while the absence of Dan Bulger (Weston). Queen's College defeated. La Far Eastern Olympic Games held]

IF. Nolasco was felt to a slight Įdegree. A. Pizza, their usual left-back, gave a fine display on

Bertie Gossant was a tower of

The Fusilier forwards did not

Redman.

akad

Familiers:-Barry: Jones, Floyd.) Keishaw, Thomas; Lewis, Braton;

impress and were not able to com- Morgan, Rowlands, Williams, Bebb, bine. Buster had a bad day and Chaney, Lewis, Watkins and Hoela- could do little right.

Harrison and Sullivan, were triers but their passes were often! intercepted by either Coyle or

Wilson, though both required con- stant watching.

han.

HOME RUGET RESULTS

London, To-day-Two Rugby JUnion

Championship

County

SCHOOLBOYS AT CRICKET

Promising Form Shown

Tak

In the second half the forwards matches were played yesterday/Salle College in a friendly cricketlin Manila in 1926. From soure); (Sitzett). Towton Moor (

ing also improved.

flooked back.

Robertson), Inchkeith (C. Richards), never Criss (Fox), Aldine (Richardson), Stone Ginger · (Maher), Holyrood

Princess Herodens (Sprague),

145

MCEWAN YOUNGER BILLIARDS

Garrison Sergeants -Mess On Top:

played much better. Their shoot Middlesex beating the Eastern match yesterday on the Indian year onwards Wong has

Counties at Woodford by 29 points .C. ground by 38 runs. to 14, while Hampshire won

The Garrison Sergeants Mess the right touchline. Wong Mei-shun has two Inter-](Evans), Laureate 3rd (Middleton are at present at the top of the Queen's: 96 for 7 dec. (Ismail Ali 36,) Morgan's Useful Game

Osman Talip 32; J. Coco 4 for ports to his credit. He went to Tempest II (Hawcroft), Papyrett (D. McEwan Younger Billiards arid strength at centre-forward while Morgan, at right-half, plied Portsmouth, beating Kent by 16

16. A el Arcnik for., 4 for 40)-Shanghai in November, of 19, Smith), and Rough Rider Mitchell). Suooker. (Combined) League with 12. I. Goesno and R. Xavier were Coackley, the right-winger, with Points to 8.-Reater.

numerous passes and covered his part of the field so effectively in the second period that Grindley,

the centre-half, had more time to assist his forwards.

added the fourth.

In the second half," Sullivan |

27

at

McLellan 48; Liang 3 for 55).

17).

opened the scoring for the Fu St. John Ambulance

liers with a fast shot.· ́Burmater

reduced the arrears with a fina header from a free kick by Mor-

gan, and Harrison netted their

Brigade's Aquatic Sports

800CET

1926.

at

-Bexter

FALMOUTH SOCCER

the Fusiliers' Sergeants Mess a magnificent in the full-back divi- close second.

jaion. U. B. Souza was very sound

highest break to date in the bill-

Sergt. Bloomfield chalked up the}

38 Le Poideven 45 Costen

2) 110 Freeman

26 Sollis

137 Scott

EUE

in goal and cool under "all circume-

stances.

Fine Half-Back

(Hards section, when be scored a

perfect 45 recently. Sgt Gray The Portuguese really owe their holds the mooker record with a victory to a splendid Intermediate 22.

line which was ably led by L Oliveira, who was a new TARA 25 compared to the first encounter, 27 while E. Marques and T. Alves 34 were invaluable in support on the 861 flanks and ""allowed" "the “Indian 150 wingers very little spare rope. ** 150

The losers were best served by 122 J. M. Pintoy who was head and 150 shoulders above the rest of the team, while Pyara Singh in the leader's berth was also good, but lacked sound supporting forwardı. as His sticicwork was - definitely bet- 45 ter than that of sny player on the 26 feld, and had he been fed properly 54 a diferent tale might have been

tald

Argonautas ✨ opened the

Grzit

150 Me. Alinden

6 Gray 60 Clements

La Salle; 62 (7. Gosano 36; Ismail Ali

7 for 37).

{under W: F. “Bür" Hollanda' man- DELIGHT BEATS DARING

- University BeatenTM

agership, with the first Colony ¡team to win on Northern soil and AT FOOTBALL

The Central British School beat was to a great extent responsible

kding H.MS. Delight defeated H.M.S. the University by 119

st for the Celony's victory, Foldfulam

The following

VICTORY Daring by a solitary goal in the

January he With the wind behind them the Chins Fleet Football League at CBS: 210 for 8 dec. (Bum 11. D. again represented the Colony in Rifles were soon in the lead with the Valley yesterday. Cool, the Universitar 31 (S. E. Hing 43, Hose Hong Kong, when Shanghai won Decoy Lose Early two good goals by Wilson, Coyle winners' left-winger, scored in the

good 3 for 28, D. McLellan 3 foe Wong has been featured in every registered their third goal from a second half.

Lead At Valley Major SOCZAr tournament in the)

Results are as follows. pensity, and soon after Kilien

RAM.C... Colony and in South Ching, while

YRWE Kingston After leading by one goal to ni Įhe has reprezented Hong Kong at,

Smith the China National at the interval, HMS Decoy were Dunford Games ever since his first parti- beaten by 3 goals to 1 by HMS. cipation in the Olympic Games in Falmouth in the Chins Fleet Foot-Jackman

ball League at the Valley yester-HIS. Bde. This year he realised a life am-day afternoon, |bition when he was selected for Wilcox opened, the scoring for Barman third goal Seven minutes from By kind permission of the Com-sented by the late Sir Else Berlin Games and played for the Decoy before the interval, but Holmes the end Coakley equalised for the mittee of the South China Bathing Kadoorie (prior to receiving the

China against Great Britain in the the Falmouth equalised through Phillips Club, the St. John Ambulance honour of knighthood) is for the Fusiliers when he shot through Brigade Swimming Trophies will Team Race, the Ho Tung Chal-

Hayes, their centre-forward, and G. 8. Mem. Ipivotal position. a crowd of players.

Hobson, through a penalty, and Andrews; be competed for on Sunday mom-lenge Cup is for Life Saving; the

Rusanči Puzillers: Samders: 2. Vale

Sibson completed the scoring": YACHT RACING

Bowler Gaisley: Morgan, Grindley and Jones;ing next at the South Ching Bath-Ho Brothers Challenge Cup is for Coakley, Harrison, Sullivan, Bansbering Club az 10.30 am Only the winner of the Brigade. Chain- Two sweepstake races were |efficient members of the Brigade pionship; the Năm Yeung, and the held by the Royal Hong Kong Rides: Tyndall; Coyle and Wil-may compete...

Chan Chan: Nam, Cups are for the Yacht Club yesterday.

the one son; Mardock, McKinney, and Mac. The events are Team Race: Life winners of the Back and Breast for Mixed Classes ended in an welzi}} Crawley, Brown, Cockrane, · „Klien. Wilson and KcDougallie

Saring;......... Breast-Stroke: Back Stroke events respectively; and for Widgeon (Miss Crawall-Wii- The following have been select-Bilton Stroke, and Brigade Champion- the Sir Paul Caster Shield is held son) while that for "A" Claased to represent the Army “A” ship.

by the division, wisich, secures the yachts was won by Printed Lady against the Army "C" term in Last year the Indian Division highest number of points at the (Major Booty),

their Second Division League had the somewhat unique distine-meeting- 3, 2, or 1 points being

cricket encounter at Sockumpoë secondfor tion of winning all evente,

counted for "the

SUNDERLAND BEAT ARSENAL next Saturday, skunda

12. Coli Czastard, man. (PẨMCH G. AN BH London. To-day-The Football Capt Power (R. Signals), COKE EW. T.

Association. CharityShield Kerr (Rider), Berat. (Daniels (RE), E. KE. Bde.

was played yesterday, and Cpl. Appa--(RAM), Bdr. Bake ENT P

wie for Sunderland (RA), Bdr. Benton (BA), SEA (L) Arsenal by 2 goals to 1 Bradford (RE), Car Chaplin (A) RUL

Pie. Guiser (RAZC) Bim. Fa AMO

Davis.

MEDICALS PEAT SAPPERS

AT THE VALLEY-

sand

An exciting tussle between the Royal Army Medical Corps and

The trophies, which are held by third place in exch the Royal Engineers was witness the winners for one year, are his. - Fr ed in the Small Units Football toric, and hear the names of the League at the Valley yesterday holders from the year 1916, when. afternoon, when the former teams St. Jones: ulance Brig

won by a goal scored by. Harrison was formally inaug

ter the interva

| Greenway

ARMY “A” CRICKET XI FOR SATURDAY

50 Wallace

+RA: CHLO 150 Trevor 150 Bentley

61 Sherwood 46 Martin

Alcock

LEAGUE TABLE

Asha

150 scoring through A. Az

23|smapped up a centre. 12 and scored past the

Ramzan

Soon

player had an

brought off a

líng a mid-s

his stick

In the second half. La Goreno cut

in from the

pase from

Verned places

Ca(Contin

lever