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THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1936

JAPANESE HOCKEY

TOURISTS

MALAYAN VISIT PLANNED

TEAM MAY BE SELECTED FOR

1940 WORLD OLYMPIAD .

Singapore, October 26. THE "Straits Times" understands that the Nip- pon Hockey Association intend sending a team to tour Malaya in December this year. Arrangements are now being made by hockey associations for a series of matches to be played in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and possibly Ipoh.

It will be recalled that when the Japanese Olympic Hockey contingent were unable to play against Singapore owing to tor- rential rain, the secretary of the Nippon Hockey Association ex- pressed a desire for a Japanese touring team to meet local elevens either at the end of this year or early next year.

A few days ago, the Singapore Hockey Association received! The a letter from Japan inquiring the possibilities of a tour, following has been suggested as the series of matches: On arrival in Singapore, the visitors meet The Europeans, the next match being against The Rest.

"THERE'S AN H.BCOMING OFF THE ICE IN A MINUTE!”

BREWED AND BOTTLED BY

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Obtainable Everywhere

Philippe Stancelin, the noted French auto racer, is here shown on his arrival in New York to take part in the Vanderbilt Cup race on the Roosevelt Raceway at Westbury, Long Island.

Travelling to Kuala Lumpur, the Japanese would meet a team representing - Centrul mana Malaya, and then, either at Ipoh

RECORD HOUSE FOR FOORD & NEUSEL THIS MONTH'S FIGHT AT HARRINGAY

WINNER TO MEET JOE LOUIS?

MR

R. Syd Hull, the promoter, is assured of financial success with the contest between Ben Foord and Walter Neusel (both conquerors of Jack Peterson), at the new Harringay ring on ́ November 18. As soon as September 30 all the The cheap tickets (6s. and 12s.) had been sold. highest charge for admission is five guineas, for la small number of ringside seats; the majority of the ringside bookings are at three guineas. Mr. Hull expects to take £18,000 in all,

Foord and Neusel are on a guarantee, but they have also signed an agreement to accept a proportion of the receipts. "It will not be far from the mark to say that they will divide at least £7,000. This will not be so bad even for Neusel, whose re- putation is international. He still tells the story of engaging in a most strenuous battle at New York's Madison Square Garden, and emerging from it with a cheque for a little more than 16s.

He was, of course, on a percentage, but instead of cashing the cheque he had it photographed, so that it could be published in the newspapers. There was more laughter than surprise.

The last time Syd Hulls had Foord under contract was for a bout at the Crystal Palace, with

or Kuala Lumpur, another STEEL COULSON'S Tommy Tucker.

team representing

Malaya.

Final Match

North

The final match would be

BILLIARDS

played at Singapore against Results Of Last Week's Singapore, or, if it is desired to keep in with the rest of the arrangements, against

eleven

Malaya.

LIK

representing South

Encounters

It was the NEW BADMINTON

TEAM

stocky, husky, grinning northerner who was the attrac- tion. Foord was quite content.

with the $100 that was handed Free Lancers. To Play him. His biggest purse so fer

In League?

has been under four figures.

Winning a couple of cham- An application has been made by The following were the results (pionships can therefore be very a new badminton club, the Free

of games in the Steel Coulson's helpful, especially when they Lancers, for membership to

the

Local Japanese sportsmen be- Billiards League played on October are gained as Foord lifted his Hong Kong Badminton Associa- at the expense of Petersen atition and for entry into the League. lieve that the tourists, although 27-

Leicester. designated R$ Japan's 1936

champion unit. may possibly be Garrison Sergts" RW.F. Sergts.

ኑ . Mess

Mess the eleven which will represent

150 Grindley 120 the country in the 1940 Olym. Andrews

Greenway 150 Scott

128 paid at Tokio.

65 Freeman 150 141 Sollis

150 150

Prior to coming to Malaya-Cullimore if arrangements are satisfac-O'Connor torily concluded the Japanese Smith are visiting Shanghai and Hong|cscc Kong. (The Hong Kong Hoe- Murray key Assoc. have not yet been! Bendall notified of any impending visit by a Japanese team Sports Rakusen Ed.).

Grimminett

HARVEY AND LEWIS Staples

MEET ON SHIP

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129 Cheetham

CUS

37 Barros 150 Jordan 139 Xavier

150 Remedios

The Club has zo court of its

lown, and at the next meeting of -A Shot At Louis?

the Executive Committee, it will If he accounts for Neusel his ask for permission to

play all financial vaine will take another matches on opponents' courts. upward bound, and it is even The Free Lancers have ten possible that he will be offered players at their disposal to start a bout with Joe Louis in Lon-the season, including J. L. Ander- Idon-

son, C. Austin (a newcomer to the

150

Leuis can pick up a minimum Colony), G Fowler, EL H 140 of £15,000 whenever he likes, Shute, and the young twins, Ken- the Warwick Shute, anneth and 150 and if the Springbok is 150 opponent his price will probably ladies being Mrs. Shate, Miss M. Mess be not less than £6,000. Not Griffiths and Miss A. Mackenzie.

The entries for the men's 145 bad for a young fellow who not 137 so long ago was wondering doubles and mixed doubles league 110 whether the fistic game was are now caniplete and are as fol-

lows: 84 worth while.

RE Fleming

* C. & P.O.'s 150 Ramsay 150 Goodsell

Chant Grossmith Hodges

150 Beer

150 Gibb 150 Grant

99

¡R.A. Mess

Finkell

He has brought with him two (Lyemun) lively sparring partners, one of whom, "Red" Bruce, has that! curious combination of dark skin Gatwell

Bloomfield and red hair.

The other partner is "Honey-Peck boy" Jones, who assured me that Bilton Lewis would become a favourite with British enthusiasts who liked clean and clever boxing allied with snappy panching.

Good Trainer

Larry Amadee will supervise | (Lewis' training. He was former- ly associated with the camp of Joe' Louis, the Detroit Bomber" and has worked with Jack Blackburn for a number of years

▼ DRO

150 Stevens

150 Atkins

150. Lewis

150 Margh 150 Ruth

Louis's next fight will be at

Men's Donbles

the New York Hippodrome. **A* Division:-Club de Recreio His opponent will be Jorge A" and "B," Hong Kong Univer- 80 Brescia, an Argentinian, whosity "A" and "B" Chinese Re- 28 was once in Primo Carnera's creation Club, Free Lancers and 107 camp.

56 7x

95

MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS

CLIMPSES FROM HOME FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAMES

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St. Andrew's "A".

"B" Division:-Chinese Y. M C. A., King s College, St. Andrew's "E", Kowloon Tong “A” and “B", Sailors and Soldiers Home, St. John's Cathedral, and Victoria Becreation Club.

Mixed Doubles Club de Recreio "A" and "E" their captain and inside right, Free Lancers, Kowloon Tong. St.

Hong. Kong.

suffered a fractured cheek-bone, John's Cathedral. "Brown

while several other players were University. injured and limped about the

M. W. Lo And Mrs. Litton Win At Tytam

The mixed doubles tennis cham-

to

field.

Strong Rally

SAILING RACE AT NORTH POINT

U.S. Submarines Beat British Team

Chelsea did not deserve to get Amadee, who was a boxer for: over eight years, became a trainer pionship, organised by the Chin-away with a draw against Man-

ese Recreation Club, opened yes-chester United. fourteen years ago. There Was little need for his assurance that terday when M. W. Lo and Mrs.

Litton beat Mrs. J. J. Paterson and Bradford City, who were two he knew the game.

The only white man in the party J. F. Leys, at Tytam, by 6-1, 6-0. down in the first twelve minutes The two other matches in the in their home match against Shef- was E. L. Fruechtemeyer, busi- ness adviser to Lewis, who told me same, tournament were postponed seld United rallied strongly and

the weather. The won. Travis scored two for them A sailing match held yesterday that after the Harvey fight the lowing

the 5th Submarine were band Bartholomew one. Pickering between American would be ready to take matches so postponed on Ben Foord, Jack Petersen, or tween Mr. S. A. Gray and Miss A and Dodds scored for Sheffield, Squadron, the US. Asiatic Fleet, and the British 4th Submarine any other top-cises British fighter. Mackenzie and Mr. A. L. Sullivan who led two-one at half time.

came Flotilla resulted in a win for the It is the hope of the Lewis camp and Mrs. Dowling; Mr. A. E. Newcastle's two goals that eventually they will be able to Guest and Miss M. Griffiths and from Cairns and Rogers, one in former by 12 points to 9.

Mr. G. Bodiker and Miss Holmes. each half. Brain and Foster scor force a fight with Joe Louis.

In the same tourney S. A. Rum-ed for Swansea and Meek for Tot After that they want a world- title match with Jimmy Braddock.jahn and Miss R. Rumjahn have tenham Hotspurs. But for the present they are con-conceded a walk-over to W. C. centrating solely on-Len-Harvey, Hung and. Mrs.-Wilson.

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MORNING RACE

Lt. Com Tilden B.N. Lieut. Morton U.S.N. More Resourceful

Lieut. Grom UAN Aston Villa were more resource-Lint Pain R ful than Barnsley. Their goals

icame

AFTERNOON RACE-

from Broome (2) Astley Lt. Woodward D.S.N and Houghton. Hine and Barlow Lt. Brindapke U.S.N,

Iz Hezlet RN. scored for, Barnsley.

Lt Loughbrough EN.

streng-

Coventry's attack was thened by the inclusion of Brown, the Irish International Bourbon, Macdonald, Fitton and Jones scor- ed their goals;

ENGLISH WATER-POLO CHAMPIONS

In the Third Division: Bourne- mouth were very lucky to win with For the sixth time in nine years a last minute goal against Wai-Plaistow United won the English sall, Chalmers, Whitlam and Riley Club water polo championship scored for them, and Evans (2) when they beat Oldham Police, at

Birmingham, by 10. for Walsall Wal

Other goal-scorers were: Plymbath: Connor, Mitchison. Southampton: Dunne (2), Sumners

(2), Smallwood";

Blackpool: Hampson (2).

Fulbam: Perry.

Bury Mathews.

Newport (who achieved their first

win); Carr, Sullivan.

Brists! City: “Armstrong, Gateshead (the only team without a win}z MóDermot

Chester:- Wrightson.

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