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THE CHINA MAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936

Sporting Page

SERVICES OUTCLASSED BY REST IN CHARITY SOCCER MATCH

Y. Conta, above, gave a very the fine performance against Combined Services in yesterday's Armistice Day charity match and has greatly enhanced his chances for Interpart honours.

SOUTH CHINA SPORTS

Large Crowd At Caroline Hil

MRS. T. H. KING PRESENTS PRIZES

The Fourteenth annual athletic [sports meeting of the South China Athletic Association was held at Caroline Hill yesterday.

There was a big gathering of) spectators present, and at the con- clusion of the sports. the prizes were distributed by Mrs. T: H.

BILLIARDS AND King, wife of the Hon. Mr. T. H.

SNOOKER

King (Inspector General of Police). Among other guests pre- sent were Brigadier and Mrs. H. G. Seth-Smith, the Hon. Dr. A. R

Sgt. O'Connor's New Wellington, Capt. D. W Persse.

Record

• MCEWAN-YOUNGER'S LEAGUE

RESULTS

The past week in the "McEwan-

Mr. Ngan Shing-kwan (Chairman;

of the S. C. A. A.). Mr. George She, and other officials of the As- sociation.

The Results

The full results in detail were a follows:

Younger Billiard and Snooker Ladies' 50 metres:-1, Lee Year. League" produced some good play.mui; 2, Ma Hang-yin; 3, Kwan Wan- both at snooker and billiards. At fan 8.1 sec.

Sgt.

O'Connor

Men's Long Jump (Senior)-1, Yuj Shamshuipe (GSM) beat the previous stook-ai-yan; 2 Mak Six-hung. 3, Leung

Siu-min. 638 metres. er record with a splendidly.com- Small Boys' 100 metres-1, Li piled 27 break, while at the Shop-pong, 2, Cheung Kam-chuen;

mettes

R.N.Y.P. Mess, Cond. Andrews 3, Cheong Nik-pun. 16.4 sec. (GS.M. almost beat Sat. Bloom- Seld's record with a perfect 42 at billiards.

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Men's 100

(Junior).—1,} Tong Sio-haag 2 Mok Kong-sing: 3. Lo Chi-to." 12.9 sec.

Men's 100 metres (Senior),—1, | Chan Wing-nin; 2, Yuen Chow- koon: 3, Leung Yun-hung. 115 sec Ladies' Throwing Discus-1 Ma Hang-yin; 2, Lee Man-sai. 2032 Ladies 80 metres Low Hurdles

The Garrison Sergeants Mess is in a good position at the head of the table, with the RUR and R.W.F. fighting for second place. Į metres.

Results of latest matches tol date are:-

R. L. E

RA (L).

150 Revel

121 Bloomfeld

11 Finkel

142

1. Chu Kau-son; 2; Ma Hang-yin;

3. Kwan Wan-fun. 14.9 sec.

Men's 800 metres-1, Ching Chan-| 150 fuo: 2, Wong Tan-hing: 3, Tse Fok-

65 lung. 1 min. 20.5 sec

$5

Pole-jump (Senior).—1.

36 Ra-chin

G. S. M.

142

McAlinden

Manders Todd Clements Grzy

R. W. F. Scott

Cheetham Beard Le Poireden Dale

HQ RA

Bentley Hazell

Widger

- Martin

- 54 Bilton

46 Gatmel!

150 Greenaway

141 Russell

41 O'Connor

17 Bowler

Alcock

R. W. F.

Freeman Scott Cheetham Sollis Le Poiveden

R. C. R. Clements

Grey Manders Me.Alinden Todd

R. N. Y. P. Inchcombe Down

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14 Smith

150

98655

རྗ

BANC

150 Durnford

131

150 Kineston

61 Smith

37 Castell

38 Goddard

R.A. (L).

150 Bloomfield

18 Finkel

34 Ingram

150 Gatmell

72 Thompson

B. A. M. C.

36 Smith

73 Powsland 150 Goddard 150 Castell

43 Kingston

G. S. M.

3 Smith

·45 Greenaway

36 Bowler

150 Bunseli

150 Andrewz

136 Roach

79 Grant

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HARRE

and Wo Pick-yiu metres (Record).

3

After two minutes and twelve seconds of the third round. Jorge Brescia's seconds stepped into the ring and carried out their recu bent fighter, as shown. The Argentinian heavyweight was knocked out by a solid left and right smashed across by Joe Louis to end their scheduled 10-round scrap in the New York. Hippodrome last

month

K.C.C. BRINGS OFF

"DOUBLE" Friendly Cricket Yesterday

Men's 110 metres High Hurdles The Kowloon Cricket Club acor- (Senior).-1, Lo Kam-tong: 2. Chanted a "double" over the Hong Sin-kap: 3, Leung Yun-hang. 19 sec.Kong Cricket Club Festerday Ambulance 110 metres--1, Lo when both their first and second Hon-chung; 2, Lan Sheng-la: 3teams engaged each other respec-1

metres--~1, Hotively in friendly cricket matches. Chung-yin; 2, Chin Sin-hing: 3, Ip The K.C.C. seniors won by 5 wic- Hon-ming.

kets and the juniors by 10 wie-

Shek Po-chnen.

Students' - 100

Stans' 100 metres (Handicap).-kets.

1 Kong Yan-chow; 2, Lei Chung- yin: 3, Tang Ping-kee-

Men's 440 metres (Senior).—1,

Goodwin Bowls Well

The first eleven xame was play-

34 Leung Kam-to; 2, Bui Tai-tsun; 3ed on the Club ground, the fea-

Chung Chan-in.

60.3.sec.

ture being the good bowling of F. Men's 100 metres (Open to the Goodwin.

138 Colony)-1, Williams; 2, Ya Kai HK.C.C. 115 (A. W. Hayward 37.

65 yan; 3, Chen Wing-nin 114 sec.

**8.8 589aË

+96

58598

149

Men's 10,000 metres (Senior),—1,

LD. Kilbee 20; F. Goodwin 4 for 14).

Teung Wab-sang, 2, Leung Nei-yick:K.C.C: MS for 5 (E CJ Fincher 43,|

3,

Lam Kim-fm. 40 mins. 39 secs.

Tadies' 440 metres Relay Race) (Open to the Colony)-1, Diocesan

Girls' School; 2, South Cains A.A: 3 Fei Yine 1 min. 23 120.

Men's

E. F. Fincher 32, B. D. Lay 32) not out; L. D. Kibed 2 for 14).

Club Collapses

Playing

at home the •K.C.C

400 metres Belay Bace juniors dismissed the Club for 78 | (Open to the Colony)-1, South runs and then passed their score China "A"; 2, South China "E"; 3, without my loss.

East Lancashire. 48.6. secs,

The following are the names of the winners in the open Relay

team

races:

95 the Colony)-1

Ladies 400 metres relay (Open to)

Diocesan Girls" **School (Misses N. da Silva, S. Roberts, M. R. Churn and 3: Hall)

Nicholls

Philpott

Stafford

HQ KA

ECKS. Bde.

Hazel

150 Barzz

89

Men's 440 metres relay (Open to

Trevor

150

the Colony)-1, South China "A"

Martin

33

Sherwood

(Un Chim-insen, Ho Pui-kan. Tam Sik-poon and Wong Tin-yu).

Alcock

43 Phillips

50

LEAGUE

TABLE TO-DATE

P: F. A Pts.

G. S. M.

5 16 9 16

R. U. R.

이

*i Siddall

A

HKC.C: 78 (G. S. Chambers 22; P.

0. Neill-Dunne for 20, B. G... Baker 3 for 19). K.C.C.: 206 for 8 (R. T. Broadbridge 54, K. M. Baxter 41: F. A. Dunnett 4 for 31).

Mrs. Georgie Coleman Gilson, -Olympic diving champion of the 1932 Los Angeles Games, has Joined the ranks of the profes Montis and will tour America and Canada with the finest group of performers in the world.

GOSANO'S SPLENDID

PERFORMANCE

CAMPBELL FAILS BADLY AT CENTRE-HALF

WONG MEI-SHUN SEEN AT HIS BEST

SO

(By "Referee")

OME delightful football was witnessed on the Hong Kong Football Club ground yesterday when the Rest of the Colony defeated the Com- bined Services by 3 goals to 1 in the annual charity match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund and before a fairly large gathering including His Excellency the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, and Rear-Admiral C. G. Sedgwick, RN, Commo dore, who kicked off.

For the first time in many months the Services were com- pletely outclassed, although they were given enough openings to have levelled the scores on several occasions, but they simply would not attempt to shoot in the penalty area and as a result their attempts were blocked on almost every occasion.

The outstanding features of the game were the splendid, display given by Wilson and Bickford, the Rest's left-wing païr, and the sterling displays at full-back by Gosano and Costa, the latter after a very indifferent start.

It was in the second half that the Rest's defence came into the limelight, Gosano being brilliant, and the Services' for- wards very rarely got beyond their opponents' intermediate line. The Best, however, were without two of their best halves in Beltrao and Lee Kwok-wai, Henry, Yeung and Wong Mei- sbun filling the vacancies.

Henry Yeung Disappoints Henry Yeung did not show up at all well until the last 15 or 20 minutes of the game, but Wong Mei-shun was seen in one of his very rare brilliant spells and dis- tributed the ball with deadly ac-1 etracy. He played a constructive game and spoiled magnificently. throughout, combining excellently with Leung Wing-chiu. on his right.

Club's Rugby Full-Back

Lerng Wing-chin, the luterpart right-half, above, was among the outstanding performers in yes- terday's soccer match between the Combined Services and the Best of the Colony.

NEW CAPTAIN

OF THAMES R.C.

IS LIGHT BLUE

Finest Stroke Since The War

VICTORY OVER ZURICH RECALLED

London, October 8. After holding office for four seasons Mr. J. H. Page has re- tired from the post of captain of Thames Rowing Club, and has been succeeded by the Hon. C. R Allanson-Winn. R. C. Harman, the deputy, has also retired, and' is succeeded by E. A. Szilagyi, the Cambridge Bine.

Allanson-Winn has had a dis- tinguished rowing career. He has been a member of Thames for nearly ten years, and during that time has helped the club in most of the big events. He was No. 7° in the crew which won the Thames Cup at Henley in 1923, when. Eric Beresford, our Olympic oarsman, was stroke..

Record Breaking Race

C. FROST, the full-back of Tang Kwong-sum, the right-P.

the Hong Kong Football winger was too fast for the oppos Club's premier Rugby fifteen, play-Towing, Alianson-Winn was also In 1934, his last year of active ing half-back, Evans, and Wolver- son, although the latter's experi-fed a good deal of Rugger at Home No. 7 in the Thames eight which ence and positioning often checked before he came out here last year, had a thrilling race with Leander and in the brief period that he has in a heat of the Grand, when the Thirs

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could do nothing right' He failed

Chan Tak-fai, making his first been here he has already shown coarse record for Henley was appearance in a representative that he is a first class player. broken. At the same meeting he game for the Eest of the Colony, Frost played for the Old Haber: zowed bow in the Stewards"-four. played a very fine constructive dashers after he left that School; which was besten half a length by game at inside-right, and both his having figured in their first fifteen, Pembroke College.

while he also played cricket for Best Since The War goals were worthy efforts.

Knox Fails.

Finchley and his school. He is not]

Szilagyi is one of that famous The most disappointing figure in Paying ony cricket this season, company of Jesum College. ORTS- stating that he prefers to give all men, and probably the finest the Rest's attack was Knox, who his time to Bugger.

soke the college has produced He should find a place in the since the war. After winning the to trap the ball clean once during next Interport Rugby football team Ladies Plate in 1934, he stroked the game, while his short-passing if he is still here when the next Jesus College in the Grand in was marred by slowness, the encounter with Shanghai comes 1975, besting the famous Zurich sult being an inevitable intercep off. A very steady player with a crew by three feet, after one of tion by one of-the opposing good kick, Frost is an asset to the most magnificent races seen halver

Jany side. Wilson, at inside-left,

at Henley.. was the Frost played a few games of brams of the attack and a constant cricket for the Hong Kong Cricket was that the Swiss eight named One of the results of that race source of worry and annoyance to Club last winter, being a more them their boat "Three Feet," and the Services' defence. He had useful medium-fast bowler, and a Swain tied up in kasts, his in-stylish hat. He also goes in for in no uncertain style this year;

came back to avenge their defeat tricate passing and dever drib-tennis and swimming, though not

Mr. Page's: Help bling being one of the textures of on an extensive scala. < the game. He received - full sup--

With Allanson-Winn's experi- part from Bickford, on the left-MeLeod was disappointing at ence, and the active help of wing.

centre-forward, being given num Szilagyi, Thames should be able Swain Erratic

erous opportunities which he fatto look forward to a successful Rowlands gave a sound performed to take advantage of Wride season. It is likely, too, that Mr. ance in goal for the Services, but worked hard at inside-right and Page will not suddenly remove that should have prevented the first was the only forward to attempt a guiding influence which has help- goal, from Chan Tak-fai, while shot from outside the penaltyed the club so much, especially in Wolverson was the pick of the two area, while Erwin on the right so far as the younger members The fifth annual Tennis Cham- day. Kent beating Surrey by 15 team for their Second Division out and being erratic in his clear wingers

The following are the Army backs, Swain wandering too far touchline was the pick of the two are concerned. There are pionships of the Diocesan Boys' points to 9. at Eichmond, while League

better cosches available cricket matahes ́... this anens," " School were completed last week at Worthing, the Eastern Cou-Saturday

Rest's Big Lead

who put so much time as Mr. Bowers and Evans were the pick The Best opened the scoring Page has and resulted in a comfortable victies secured parrow victory over Navy, King's Park L2 Cal being very disappointing in the Tak-fal, whose drive from a dia

of the Services" halves, Campbell after 15 minutes through Chan Sussex by 7 points to 5. aggregate of 57 points. Green In the remaining major friendly S/Sgt

Crawford-Jones (RAMC) (Capt),| encounter. Aldershot Services beat Daniels,

Year centre, where he dilly-dailied with gonal "angie deceived Rowlands and Collins, (E.) (RE), Sert.”

Beat the bell and was robbed nine times ended in the nef. Soon after WI- Devonport Services by 8 points to (EAC), Cpl. Appe (RMC), out of 10. He was obviously ill-son and Eickford were seen in a SBeuters

Bdr.- Baker (EA), Bdr. Bancroft at ease against the opposing clever movement on the left-wing report from the Hon. Sec. of (EA), Sz. Bradford (RE), Chr. inside-forwards; while very few of which culminated in the former the Mamak Hockey Tournament, YACHTING RESULTS

Chaplin (RA), Gaz. Hebden (RA) through-passes found their netting from close range, and just Mr. G. Clarke, states that the Po | Pte. Gantzez (RAMC) Army "B7 ▼ C.C.C. st The local agents of Johnnis retained the senior singles cham-

before the intersti Chan Tak-fai lice entry into the League has been Valley: objective. Yesterday's aweegtstake races held Capt. Michell (E.A.), Capt. Power Talbot was again the live wire placed the Rest three goals ahead rejected. The grounds for the re- Walker Whisky have published pionship, and the junior title was by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht (Sigmals), QM5 War (BL), in the Services attack, and had with a fine shot. -

#jection are that the entry, came in neat little Hong Kong Cricket regained by Ip Lal of Blue House Club went wron by Carpenter, al-Q.M.S. Marston (EE), Cole very bad lank with splendid In the second half, Talbot scored too late, and it was the decision League fixture carda for the 1936 who was successful in 1994. 1 ed by Captain D. M. Eley, in the ridge (RF), Cpl Shipp (BE), Copening in the latter stages, when for the Services whe

of the congruittee that Rule--17, BORSON. These lists should and his brother, Ip Yee, won the "A" clase, and by Darthes, sailed Hakrof" (BL5C), L/C WHEY fa misunderstanding between him- drive of his trickled

(EASC), I/OpL- Moore: (RAJNJ)))})} prove invaluable to all who par doubles championship of the junior by L Col. 3. D. Beid, in the sig Stamont (Biznala), Sprid self and Tibbeti

ugh which states that all entries moet resalt inal Rodger's hand

be submitted by October 80 at the ticipate în-local Langue cricket. section

dinott (PAE)

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fistest, be strictly adhered to,

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Bullards: Set Bloomfield Snooker

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Srt. O'Connor

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CRICKET FIXTURE CARD

TENNIS AT THE

D.B.S.

Yellow House Wins Championship

tory for Yellow House with

House, last year's champions, finished in second place with 48 points, followed by Eine House; (47 points) and Brown House |(23 points)-remy

: Ziem Siek-liang of Green House

HOME RUGBY Eastern Counties And Kent Win

London, To-day. Two Rugby Union County Cham- {pionship games were played yester-

ARMY CRICKET ELEVENS FOR SATURDAY

POLICE MAMAK ENTRY ARRIVES TOO LATE