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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1937

SCOTTISH FORWARD OUTLOOK BRIGHTER LESSON OF TRIAL EXPERIMENT

LONDONERS IN THE BOAT

RACE

MAY PLAY BIG PART IN CONSTITUTION OF CAMBRIDGE CREW

BERESFORD AS COACH!

London, December 19. London schools may play a big part in the consitution of the Cam- bridge crew for the Boat Race on March 24. The president M P. Lonnon, who is an Old Westmins-! w ter, has instructed fourteen oarn men to

Adrian Quist, above, has always deen an enthusiastic supporter of John Bromwich, the new Austra- lian lawn tennis ace, and last zmonth his estimate of the youngster was increased when he himself lost to him in four sets.

go into early residence GOLF STARTING

after Christmas for training. These include R. J. L Perfitt. formerly of KCS, Wimbledon.

TIMES

and A. E. B. Williams and A. Bur- Pairings For Fanling rough, of St. Paul's.

A successor to J. N. Duckworth,

the coxswain for the last three

Next Sunday

The following are the Royal years, has to be found, and one of Hong Kong Golf Club starting the favourites for this seat is D-times for Fanling for next Sun- H. Bolam, an Old Whitgistian, who day:

coxed the winning trial eight.

BACKS GIVEN PLENTY OF CHANCES AT GALASHIELS

TWO CLEVER

HALF-BACKS AVAILABLE

(By A. WEMYSS)

London, December 21.

THE experiment of playing a non-specialist pack of forwards in the

Scotland XV. at Galashiels met with only modified success.

For such a venturesome step, little more was expected, but judicious changes at half-time allowed the Scotland forwards to have a recognised hooker and that was sufficient to enable the tearn to prove themselves the better side and defeat the Rest by three goals, a dropped goal and six tries (37 points) to a goal, a dropped goal and two tries (15 points).

The forward play was more interesting than anything else. The Rest pack won the scrums in the proportion of three to one in the first half. When they had the assistance of Tait as a hooker the balance was two to one in favour of the Scotland forwards, though they did not then specialise, apart from the wing-forwards.

After the interval the Scotland pack were very good. There was always a raggedness in packing and considerable slow heeling, but their pace in the loose, their backing up în drib- bling and passing, and in touch-line play as well, at least provided the opportunities which the Scotland backs so easily turned to account. Moreover, every Scotland forward, after the changes had been made, played well.

AMR BEY'S RECORD

Everything points to Scot-Murdoch dropped a remarkably lands being able to find a very clever left-footed goal but was too heavy and fast pack, who will much addicted to the short kick be really formidable when the

Shaw Brilliant D. J. Gilmore, Col Mat game opens up and there is no R. W. Shaw played brilliantly on Wins Amateur Squash

why reason

the selectors

the wing but Dryden and Johnston Title For Fifth Time should resort to over-specialist ran with power and determination,

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OLD COURSE 9.20 am. W. J. S. Key, N.

Littlejohn

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9,4

9.32

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L. H. Geare, E. Young..

thews. HC. Hopkins, E Rounds

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well.

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R. Bacock, T. E Pearce.

ling of forwards.

E. Davidson, P. A. Cox.

Clever Pair Of Halves

though his line was crossed so often. M'Kinnon was the better]

9.48.

T E Rowell, H

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9.52

P. La hefe, G. T. May.

The Scotland halves combined full-back cleverly and, while Dawson's ser-

R. W. Shaw (4). Tait, G. D.

9,55

G.

Blues Well Earned The absence of D. G. Kingsford means that only Lonnon. H. W. Mason and T. S. Cree remain of! last season's crew. There will be keen competition for the remain- ling five seats, and those parsinen

who pass through the rigorous 9.4 tests of the Cambridge coaches! 9.44 will certainly, have earned their] Blues.

The Coaches Lonnon will supervise the early 10,00 preparation, and when he goes into

the boat Squadron-Leader F. E. 10.01 Hellyer will take charge. If pre- 10.03 cedent is followed, the Cambridge 10.1 men will have covered many miles) before Hellyer hands over. He ob-i. 10.10 viously believes that the best pre-

10:20 paration for rowing is rowing, Atį any rate, the crew generally aver-10.2 lage 10 miles per day under his 10.32

tuition.

10.21

+

E. S. Marrison, S. E. Dod-tion in their subsequent choos- each scoring a very, fiue try. Alt

Williamson

B. Razavet, J. Cvice was no better than that of Shaw, Ross, W. € S. Johnston and! Dunbar,

Dorward, as a pair they were far Macrae scored tnes for Scotland. W. J. Waddington, PA ahead of their opponents Ross ran Cooper converting two and Jan McKeniy

and passed with fine judgment. He Shaw one while Kerr dropped a had the measure of Grieve, though goal. For The Rest; C. F. Grieve, The Rest stand-off did many clever G. D. Shaw and Dryden egossed, G. Mar-things.

Murdoch converting once and also) Macrae was the best of the cen-dropping a goal

Corrighan, E.

Groome,

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T. Lox, J. Harrop.

J. W. Mayhew. seille.

12.

H. A. Mills, C. C. Willson.

R Sanger, W. J. Roberts, tres, tackling better than he usual- Scotland play their frat inter- A. C. L. Bowker, L. M. Sy does and, apart from making national match on February 6_at Lloyd.

some bewildering mid-field runs, Cardiff, where they meet Wales F. D. Tracy, J. A. Cooper asing his feet with intelligence

J. A Suw. W. A Butter-

when handling broke down. Iar Seld. W. NA. Smalley. A. R. Shaw played well in the

White.

later!

10.44 10.2

J. R. Masson, A. H. Forbes

C. Mycock, A. Anderson.

10.36 The successor to Hellyer will be Jack Beresford, the famous Olym-10.44. pic oarsman. Beresford, who has competed in five Olympiads, is a newcomer to this particular post, 10.52 but his experience will be a great; asset to the Light Blues..

CHARLTON'S AMERICAN TOUR

London, December 17.-Charitor Athletic, the First Division lea-| ders, have accepted invitations to make a short tour of Canada and the United States during the close. season. The party plan to leave England on May 5 and play 12 matches. They will return on June 18.

10.56

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F. D. Ar Bey set up a re- cord at the Bath Club, Lon don, on December 13 by win- ning the amateur squash rac- kets championship for the fifth time, deating E. Snell, last year's runner-up, by Ik Daily J in the final.

The previous record of four wins was held jointly by Amr, who is open and amateur champion, and Captain V. A. Cazalet, M.P.

C. D. Chapman, H. S. Dis toll of the hesitant Rest tackling,

stages, and, like Macrae, took full 1 WASEDA LOSE AGAIN

adale.

D. D, Forbes, F. Som-

деть

EH Hondy, A. D. Ham-)

phreys

Capt. Howorth Capt Crank

F. A Redmond, Major) Withington,

NEW COURSE

HUDDERSFIELD IN TRANSFER DEAL

FORWARDS EXCHANGED.

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FINE GOALKEEPING

The

HALF-BACK TRIO IMPROVE

The half-back line was good- Argonautas maintained they were much quicker on the their

and pressure

were ball than hitherto and their pèr- only prevented from... increasing sistent methods completely disör- their lead to any marked degree ganised the Argonauta forward London, December 19.

by the fine anticipation of line The forward line, led by the Huddersfield Town and Mother-

Onizuka, Waseda's goalkeeper coach, Kojima, gave their best dis- 9.24 am H. E. Fethick, J. W. Platt, well last night exchanged for One minute before the interval, play to date and, combining speed:

McFadyen. Motherwell centre-forward, will to-day play only goal of

however, the visitors scored their with long passing methods to the

the game Mrs. Smalley, Mrs. White for Huddersfield against Liver MASUMURA. at inside-left, netted success.

when wings, should have met with more H. Hewitt, G. C. War-pool, and Ogilvie, Huddersfield with TEL...

outside-right, will be on the wing chance. EL C. Durrsohmidt, D. J.j H Keogh

for Motherwell against Clyde, at Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Turnbull Glasgow. Ogilvie has previously Mrs. Homes, Lt Wilson played for Motherwell. It is under- Capt. Holmes Mrs. Wilson stood no fee was included in the Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.

deal

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BEYNON BEATS CHOCOLATE London, December 21-Len Bey-10,24 ALOT, the Welsh bantam-weight 10.32 champion, beat Young Chocolate, champion of Jamaica, in the sixth 10.40, round at The Ring, London, Fes-

10.48, terday, the referee intervening.

10:54"

G. E. Cautherley, J. A. Dwards. Morrison.

Dinsdalt. Miss O'Hagan. P. L 5. McFadyes held the Scottish Webb

League goal-scoring record for one

a shot, that gave Souza pOj

With the exception of Souza, in gual, Eddie Gosano and R. Xavier, at. back, and Oliveira, in the pivo- tal position, the Argonauts team gave a very scrappy display and the score of 3 to 1 definitely fat- tered them.

After the respite, Waseda returned to the field a new team, and for the remainder of the game completely do- minated the exchanges! Ably backed up by their defence, Nolasco, who has been a main-

A W. Gibson, T. Lindars season. In 1931-32, when Mother- the forwards. put everything they stay of the Macan, Interport side

M Alexander, A A well won the Scottish First Divi-knew into Bremner.

WOMEN'S CRICKET

AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO

TOUR ENGLAND

AN ALL BLACK RETIRES

their

attempts to for many years, was most disap-

FINE SPORTING TEAM

A. M. Kirby, C. G. Agnewsion Championship, he scored 52 equalise and times without number pointing, whilst Angelo, an Inter-

goals in 34 matches.

it seemed likely that they would part colleague of his, indulged in Ogilvie, who has a Scotland cap, penetrate The two Argonauta went to Huddersfield from Mother-backs, however, remained cool and ve. His stickwork is excellent |too much gallery play to be effect- well in March of this year, and aided by the Waseda forwards and he is very fast, but if he cou has made 28 First Division ap-missing opportunities in their excentrated more on making for goal pearances.

citement, kept their goal intact. and realised that he had four Five minutes from the end other forwards to assist him to do | ANGELO placed the issue beyond 180, he would be a great deal more

doubt when he scored the local jefective. Jack Manchester, captain of the team's third goal with a hard drive All Blacks team which toured Eri-into the corner of the net. tain last season, has retired from

...NO SLACKENING UP Rugby. Few of the Eugby Waseda, having half completed visitors from abroad endeared a very heavy programme, themselves more to English every reason to, slacken off their crowds than Manchester. On and efforts in this game, but, on the off the field he was a most popular contrary, with the exception of the player, and he put the seal on a interport, they probably played great season's football when he much harder than hitherto turned out for the Harlequins on several occasions after the official New Zealand tour had ended.

Melbourne, December 16...

THE Australian Women's Cricket Council to

day selected the following 13 players to tour England next year:

CUP THES TO-MORROW

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A. J LACEY'S GREAT SHOT

Mr. Peden (Victoria) (cap- tain), Miss Antonio (Victoria), Miss George (Victoria), Miss Clements (Victoria), Miss Me-] Larty (Victory), Miss Prit- chard (New South Wales), Miss

They may do this, and in that Wegemund (New South Wales), case they will have Oldham Miss Walsh* (New South Athletic - now of the Third Wales), Miss Flaherty (New Northern Section, but once a First, from a gorse bush into a hole 60 South Wales), Miss Hudson Division club as opponents in yards away was played by A. J. (New South Wales), Miss the greatest match Walthamstow Lacey, Eritish Ryder Cup player, Smith (Queensland), Miss Sum has ever staged. pitten mers - (South · Australia) ·and] Miss Jegust (West Australia).

Two more players will be chosen

at the end of this month:

London, December 17-A shot]

atWest Byfeet Golf Club to-day during a Guildford Alliance four sommes competition. He swung at the ball, it found the green 60) yards away and dropped into the hole-Bogey 4

had

They started the game with an obvious-inferiority complex and the Argonautas - should. never have been allowed to score their two early goals. After the game had been in progress a short while the Japanese suddenly appeared to wake up to the fact that the opposition were not so great ly superior to themselves and they then literally went bald- headed for the other team. A draw would have been the fairest result.

Bad luck to Waseda. If they do not break their "dack" in Hong Kong, they will still leave behind them memories of a inc sporting team who are keer lovers of the game, who are not afraid to lose and, whatever the odds against them, always tried- Argonanta -U, B Souza; R Xavier and E. L. Cosano (Captain); E. Marques, L. Oliveira and A. Alves; Gosano, F. Nolasco, A. Angelo, EL Ozorio and B. Xavier.

· Waseda M. Onika; T. Yamamoto and S. Kawahara; K. Kawashima, T. Yamada and H. Tomita, M Sugawara, E. Kaya, Kojima, S. Masamura, and Shimoda

TUESDAY'S DINNER I have been asked to announce that next Tuesday evening à dianer is being held in their hin- our, to which all hockey players” are welcome. It is hoped that, as many as possible who have seen One becomes quite tired of con this fine team of sportsmen on the tinually eulogising Waseda's zout-hockey field will support this

1.cannot recollect the AT- Benal ever haring, played› ant Chesterfield before, though. they did so in the far off days Miss Peggy Antonio will be re- when both clubs were macule- membered for her feats against bew of the Second Division. the English women's team which The fact that Chesterfield play will not be an easy match for the keeper, and centre-half, but yester function and take the opportunity toured Australia last year. She strong, bustling football will pro-holders, and I think they would day, as on all previous occasions, of meeting them socially. Fin is only 19, but last season set up bably cause people to wonderssoner have played a well-known they gave sterling performances arrangements have not yet been a new high scoring record by a whether the Arsenal Eave drawn club away from home than Ches-land were head and shoulders made, but they will be announced Victorian with 134 not out. another Walsall. In any case, it terfield.

above all their colleagues.

Ister.