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÷THE CHINA MAH- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1936

TILDEN PLAYS BRILLIANT TENNIS IN SPASMS

SIGNALS TO THE

REFEREE

ARSENAL BEATEN BY

· DOUBTFUL GOAL

CARTER SCORES IN LAST MINUTE

London, October 29.

ALAST minute goal-by far the most thrilling incident in the game-gave Sunderland vic- tory over Arsenal in the FA. Charity Shield] match at Roker Park yesterday.

The winning goal was doubtful. Carter, the Sunderland inside-right, drove the ball in at terrific pace. It seemed to hit the bar. came out into play, and was immediately cleared by Joy, Arsenal's centre-half.

A linesman at the corner flag signalled that the bali had crossed the goal-line, and the referee, after consultation, awarded a goal. Sunderland deserved to win. They had the bigger share of the play in a goalless first haif, when many splendid oppor- tunities were missed by both sides.

Arsenal. without Male. Roberts. James and Bastin į"were far from their besti Davidson schemed cleverly, but the other forwards failed to make the most of their chances. Three Chances Missed Burbanks, on the Sunderland missed at least three

jleft,

ANDERSON TO PLAY openings, but he gave his side

FOR K.C.C.

Local cricketers and followers of the game will be soŁTY to learn that Frank Pereira, above. the former Colony and Indian Recreation Cloò fast bowler, has been ordered by his medical oficer to give the game a rest this

BADGE.

THE RIDING SCHOOL

First Annual Sports

ELABORATE PROGRAMME

The first annual sports of the

been

VINES LITTLE UNDER

THE WEATHER

H.K. LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT TRIP

DOUBLES WILL PROVE MORE POPULAR

(By "BASE-LINE")

ÞIG BILL” TIden and Ellsworth Vines treated a large crowd

"B to a more, enterprising display of lawn tennis than they

gave on either of their two former appearances, when they gave their final exhibition yesterday at the HK.CC. but Vines was not seen at his best-I believe they had a rough passage here from Manila, while the heat down there did not agree with the tall, Californian.

Tilden played brilliant tennis in spasms, and during these periods was undoubtedly the master of Vines, despite his 43 years. Elis backhand returns on Vines's cannon-ball services will long be remembered.. Though beaten 7-5, 4-5. 7—–—–5, 6—-0, he gave his best display in the Colony,

Vines appeared careless and listless, although his assays to the net were invariably productive of points.

Hong Kong has certainly

seen two very fine players în faction, but there is no question that doubles will appeal more, and in this respect I am glad to be able to state that Tilden is seriously considering making another Eastern trip next year in company with Vines and two other leading professionals.

Tilden and Vines are leaving to-night for Shanghai..

the lead eight minutes after the {interval

The two rackets, autographed More enthusiasm was shown Hong Kong Riding School will be and presented by Tilden and (Continued from Page 2) in this half, and in the 77th held to-morrow when a very in-Vines in aid of the Earl Haig

minute Milne centred the ball teresting programme has

Poppy Day Fund, were drawn for The Juniors

for Kirchen. almost on the goal-arranged.

(after the match by, Major V. E There are altogether six mav-[line. `to equalise. It was up-

Duclos in the presence of Mr. HL The judges of the different R. B. Hancock, President of the ches in the Junior Division, with fortunate that the deciding the Indian Recreation Club, hold- score should have been doubt-events will be Major F. Hogg, and Hong Kong C.C., Mr. H. H. lers, at home to the University,ful.

whom they should beat without

much difficulty.

4

K.C.C. are away MAX BAER TO

to the Navy, but should be able

to come away with the points. FIGHT "TAX FREE"

while CC.C., Army "B", Police

from land Army "A" should win

Civil Service, HKCC, Army "C" and, Recreio respectively.

The following are some of the selected teams for to-day's Turt- ¡ches.

FIRST DIVISION

IN GT. BRITAIN

BROTHER ALSO ON

SAME CARD?

FORMER CHAMPION TURNS DOWN FILM OFFERS

CLUB FIRST ELEVEN HARD HIT

Continued from Page 2)

Two Newcomers

·Hill and Strange will be in the Messrs. H. B. L. Dowbiggin Pethick, Mr. F. G. Maunder and

full-baik dips, while the inter- OBE. and Mr. L W. Amps, pressmen.

racket For Tilden's

Major mediafe lips will see two new- OBE At the conclusion of the Duclos drew ticket No. 10, which comery In Nicholls, at right- sports Mrs. Vernon Walker will had been bought by him only two half, and Gilchrist, in the pivotal distribute the prizes.

minutes before!

¡berth." The Club have made two Ticket No. 500 won Vine's racket, changes in their attack. Wilson, inside-left, changing places with Fleming. the inside-right, otherwise the lineup remains as before.

The programme is as follows:

The Bending Race

(Cap Presented by Engr. Capt. Athe lucky holder being Capt. T. the K. Dibley EN):

Grant of the sz. Hosang.

TO-DAY'S LADIES HOCKEY

[Continued from Page 3)

P. Baldwin, J. Beavis, M. Franks, K. Glover, V. Jarrett, T. Lang, J. Langley. W. Marsh, M. Melay, C Newton, E. Pearse, V. Piatt, G. Bod- ger, G. Stoker.

Trotting Ring Competition (Cape Presented by L. W. Amps Esq. Ö.B.E. and Linet. Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin 0.BE):

Army v. H.K.GC. (Away) :----Capt. L. J. Walch (Capt.), Col A. G. Light-

New York, October 28 [foot, Capt. A Ryland, Lieut. G. Clegg-Hill, Lient. C. C. Garthwaite,

It is revealed that Max Baer, Lient. D. M. Prichard, Lieut. B. A.the former world's heavyweight Barron, Lieut. Murphy, KS. Warr, champion, will receive 22,500 dol- Cpl. Jackson, Bdr. Baker.

B.K.C.C. 5. Army (Home)-A. W. Lars (£4,500) to fight the winner Peas, Peggy Wong. Hayward (Capt.), L. D. Kilbee, H. B. of the Ben Foord-Walter Newsel Neve, RL Holden, E. E. Duckitt,bout at Harringay..

The Juniors Taking the Brawn Cup games,

to be

Kowloon Chinese will field the same team they have turned out in their recent League encounters and will be a very dangerous side. Chow Man-chi, their inside-left,

Roland Pearce, Tony Platt, Berne promises

William Barker, Bobby Mitchell, the best one on the programme will want plenty of watching and Platt, Christopher Taamas, Susan C.B.A. Ladies and the R.U.E. Lad opposite number in Ernie Strange that between in this respect he has a worthy Dibley. Elisabeth Fleming, Patricia les at King's Park. The meeting much will depend upon the Club between the H, K. Ladies and the defence, and if they can hold out Walking Ring Competition (Children 5 years and under. Cup

"y" Ladies should provide some against their tricky opponents and Presented By Bon. J. J. Paterson very close play, while the CBS. at the same time keep their attack Es4-):

"A" will probably prove much well supplied with passes, the Club Anderson, Nancy Dibley, too good for the Diocesan Girls' may yet record a win. Marion Fleming. Phillip Ralph

In this respect I have noticed Bare Back Riding Competition (Cups Presented By R. A. Rodger

The following are some of the that both Wilson and Fleming, the ŝinside-forwards, play the five half- Esq. to

A. Mitchell Esq., and A. Hiselected teams:

CAER CLARK CUP

[back game and this will probably Wendy Anslow, Janet Dibley, “Y” Ladies:---Miss W. George; Miss prove to be More than useful

T. A Pearce, G. A. Stewart, R. L. D. He will also receive four return Wodehouse. E. W. Baines, H. Owen tickets for the trip, one of which Hughes, A. N. Other.

LR.C. v. University (Away) will be for his brother, Buddy H. Bujah (Capt.), A. S. Sumed, A. Baer, who is also to appear in H Madar, M. P. Madar, A. B. Minu, England.

S. A. Ismail, R. Nazarin, A. R. Abbas, Max has decided to return

Kitchell.

Pics

School.

M. el Arculli, Y. el Arenlli, A R,his home in Livermore (Califor Potts Esq.):

KLCC Y Navy (Home):-F. Good-ia). "I am home-sick," he said. Veronica Walker, Nancie Paterson, & Barker Miss A Fowlery Miss K. against. their Chinese opponents win (Capt), E C Fincher, E. Another reason for his return is Bunty Soares, Pauline Strange, Tonge, Miss E. Thomson, Mrs. Star-to-morrow. Fincher, N. A. E. Mackay, F. Lthat he wants to start training|Frankie Langley, Joan MacFayden.

Zimmern, D. J. N. Anderson, S. Jez, for his forthcoming visit to Eng- B. D. Lay, A. W. Ramsay, R. Lee, F. land. A. Broadbridge.

SECOND DIVISION

Bennett,

well-

huck: Mizs 0. Dalšžel, Miss & Dal- Titting In The Ring -

ziel,

MIL M. Read, His M. Smith, Kowloon are fekling a (Cup Presented By Com. J. B. Miss M. Westcott.

balanced side against the Rifes Newell D.SO. EN.):

CBA. Ladies; —–—– Mas N. Adam:)and it would not surprise me in, P. Baldwin, J. Beavis, M. Franks, Miss P. Woolley and Miss P. Whitley; the least to see them enter the "I must start serious work K. Glover, V. Jarrett, T. Lang, J. Miss L. Buchanan, Miss O. Peters and

Tough Babies

now

Army "B" ▾ HK.CC. (Home)—now," said Beer to-day. "I quite Langley, W. Marsh, M. Mclay. C. Miss J. Lephard; Miss &. Best, 16 Second Round Minhinnitt is im- Capt. Michell, EA, Capt. Power, realise that Neusel and Foord are Newton, H. Pearse, V. Platt, G. Rod-R. Blackmore, Mrs. Barton, Miss B proving between the sticks while

ger. G. Stokes.

Bone and Miss D. Koude

Everest. and Bowen have ĮRĖS. QMS. Moreton, RE, CPL tough babies." Baer has turned

Childrens Jumping Competition. Recreio Ladies: Wateridge, RE, Cpl Shipp, RE down two film offers, preferring

--- Más Z. Barros; reached a complete understanding (Cups Presented By Dr. L. Reidy, Mins 0. Botelho and Mis C. Osmund; in the full-back division. The in- Cpl. Holcroft, RAS.C., Cpl Whiley to fight in England.

G. Potta Esq., and T. B. Wil Mr. L. Silva, Miss P. Xavier and termediate line is a good one with |RASC. I/Cpl. Moore, EUR, SH. [Stauford, R.C.S., Spe. Hoddinott RE, Negotiations for the fight beams Esq,):

Miss M. Alres; Mas N. Gonsalves, Sig. Smith, RCS.

(tween 'Baer and Maurice Strick- Frankie Langley, Joan MacFayden, Kiss A. Alves, Miss C. Siva, Miss M. Bliss, now fally recovered, in the

Nancie Paterson, Veronica Walker. Roz and Miss M. P. Bera...

pivot position. Army "A" v Recreio (Away):—{land, the New Zealand heavy-;

Canter Ring Competition

BRAVAN CUP Lt Col Crawford-Jones, RAM.C, weight, have fallen through.

The Athletic are fielding their (Caps Presented By. T. R. Mitchell **y Ladies:-Miss L. Weller: Mrs. S/Sergt. Collins, RE. COMS.

Tax Free Eaton, E.E... Sergt. Daniels, R.E., CpL

Esq. C. L Gregory Esq. V. H. C. Barnes, Mrs. Slater, Mex., McLean, 18ual League team against South App. RAM.C. Sergt.

Mr. Syd Hulls, the Harringay Jarrett Esq):

Miss F. Fowler, Mrs. Kemp; Miss L Ching".""B" the former holders of Wendy Anslow. RAS.C., Bdr. Bancroft, Spr. Brad-promoter, said to-day: "That is Panine Strange, Veronics Walker, Bradbury, Miss J. Lakeman and Miss the latter are making several in- Joan MacFayden, Murray, Miss B. Bloom, Miss V. the Shield, in to-day's clash, while ford, RE, Gar. Chaplin, RA, Gar. quite correct. It is our terms Nancie Paterson, Bunty Soares, Janet J. Stryk Hebden, RA, Pte. Ganter, R.A.M.Cwith Baer, and we have the sign-Dibley, Madeline Wong, Bernd Ad- CRA. Ladies:-Miss P. Macfay-i

Įteresting changes. LRC University (Home)led contract.

Enczewski, Hans Adamczewski, Pani, den; Miss E. Clewer, Miss A Ń.

Many Changes {K. Minu (Capt.), ́M. È. Abbas, A. A.

Other; Miss M. McAlpine, Miss D.

who is Aziz, A. Baker, H. T. Barma, A. EL His money will be tax free, and Harriman, Frank Langley.

the Cung Faile Potato Race

Witchell Miss P. Seaps; Miss A-South China “E” reserve back, will Ismail, A. Rahmin, M. L. Razack, I understand one of the tickets is

(Cap ECP Presented By Harold Seth Smith, Mrs. D. Stoker, Mise G. Mc-

Nider, Miss K. Winch, Miss N. Kemp be partnering Leung In-chan at P. Baldwin, J. Bervis, M. Franks,Įton.

left-back, while Tong Ewan has K Glover, V. Jarrett, T. Lang, J. The following is to-day's pro-been brought into the intermediate Langley, M. Marah, M. Melay, C.gramme: Newton, H. Pearse, V. Platt, G. Bodger, G. Stokes: Challenge Cup. The Harriman Cup

For the best rider in the School To be competed for annually. Presented by G. A. Harriman Esq. Challenge. Replica Cap- Presented by V. “C. Labrum Esq.

Sufind

500,

fight on the same bill"

umjaho, A... Sund, A. R. for his brother Buddy, who may KKCC. v. Army "B" (Away)- A. K. Mackenzie (Capt.), G. Agnew, E. Bathurst, C. E. Cahagan. TILSON OPERATED ON N. P. Foz, R. H. King, G. b. Cham- |bers, 3

F. A. Durness, W. Keith Robin-

London, October 28-Tilson, the W. Wooding, J. H. Davis.

Manchester City centre-forward,Į K.CC. V. Nery (Away)—A & Dand, P. O'N. Dunne, W. Mulcahy, underwent an operation for the re- K. M. Baxter, R. Baldwin, C. B. R.moval of a knee cartilage in a) Sargent, G. A. V. Hall, E. T. Broad-Manchester nursing home pester- bridge, W. L. McKenzie, S. A. Gray, day. The City's troubles have 2. Cart

been further extended by the ill- ness of Herd, who is in bed with Infineriza. Consequently the club could not allów Doherty to play for Ireland against Scotland, at Bel-

HUGE CORPORATION

League football is no longer Zast.: simply a game, and any club which

HULL CITY'S NEW FORWARD

PLAYED RUGBY AT 63.

London, October 26. - Major Humphry H.. Cobb, wearing the Rosslyn Park cay he won 35 years

心

line at right-half, Lam Tak-po CAER CLARK CUP LEAGUE tairing over the pivotal duties + CEA, LADIES while Henry Yeung moves to the EL K. LADIES

(HL Valley, 3 pm) left-fank RECRETO LADIES = “Y”,LADIES

This almost brings the ge (PTS, 245 pm) team's halves up to the

Kame BRAWN CUP LEAGUE CRA LADIES TRUE LADIES įstrength of the South China “A” (King's Park, 2 pm) team and makes things look very MLK LADIESSEN Y Y LADIES black for the Athletic.

ground. 245 1.m.) D. G. SCHOOL ***CES “A”

(DGS, 3.p.m.)

TRUE UNDERSTANDING ESSENTIAL

HALF-FARES TO JAPAN DURING. OLYMPIAD

Tokyo, November 16-All vízī--

I tried to conduct its affairs on the

2, played in the three quarter Once a true understanding is es-tors from abroad during the 1940. same lines as even those of ten

Time for the Park “A” team against|tablished: between the rulers and Olympic Games in Japan will be" years ago would become derelict London, October 29,-Hall City, the Old Mihllians on Saturday the ruled, I believe that the day entitled to half-fares on Govern- The League, in Lact, is now a huge who on Tuesday transferred He is 63 years old. Major Cobb would not be far distant when, if mant-owned lines, the Ministry of corporation into which all the arts dequroff, their centre forward, to expects to play for one of the we were to lose the Davis Cup next Railways announced to-day. Spe- of showmanship must enter. Bury, yesterday signed J. Best Rosslyn Park IV.'s next. Wednes-year, we would win it back again. cial train services sino will be Frank Carruther

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