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FOURTH TEST
LADIES' INTERPORT HOCKEY
FINAL TRIAL FOR
FEBRUARY 6. YOUTH SHOULD BE SERVED
(By "STICKS"}
The announcement in these columns yesterday to the effect that
the Shanghai Ladies' Hockey Associationsteam would arrive in the Colony on Thurs- day, February II, was met with considerable enthusiasm in all
CHINA WAIL FRIDAY, JANUARY
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MATCH COMMENCES AT
R.E.S. WYATT TO OPEN
WITH BARNETT?
ROSS GREGORY'S DEBUT
IN THE SERIES McCORMICK'S RETURN TO GAME
(By "ADREM”)
If G. O. Allen, abore wins the THE fourth Test Match between England and
„tons at Adelaide, to-day, England shooki standa sery "peed chance
galime sche, “Ashga“
sporting circles in the Colony TOMORROW'S BIG and particularly by the ladies, who are to be congratulated RUGBY MATCH
on their efforts to continue, this very interesting: series.
The Shanghai decision has
caused intense relief to the local Association, whose decks can now be cleared for action)
Many Military Stars Missing
Walter Hammond, above, is the most consistent Scorer in the England Test team .to Australia to-day.
Australia is scheduled to start at Adelaide COMING
to-day. Following England's smashing victories
meet
ADELAIDE TO-DAY
ROOTY HILL
DERBY PROSPECTS ARE REVIEWED
LANCASHIRE CHIPS AND AZTEC IMPRESS
NOGGIN A REAL DARK HORSE
(By "RAPIER”)
in the first two games, Bradman struck his best INTERPORT AS far as the Australian subscription griffins
form in the third and was mainly responsible for Australia's splendid win by 365 runs. The situa- tion, has now become most interesting.
The Aussies will have recovered their lost confidence and
will be all out to carry the issue to the final game. If they suc- ceed, it can confidently be predicted that the gate-receipt.records, smashed repeatedly in the course of the last three matches, will reach a mark likely to stand for years.
It is interesting to note that the
In keeping with his policy of delaying the selection of his the arranging of trials, the majority of the Army's best
will be missing team until the last moment, "Gubbay" Allen has not yet an ground for the Interport, and Rugby players
fram to-morrow's friendly match nounced its composition, but with Wyatt once again fit, it is! entertainment, etc.
Same Teams
The following are three of the teams
and Li Cpl. Harri-
the role admirably.
MILITARY TEAM LACK SPEED
is
FOOTBALL
SHANGHAI TEAM AT
H. K. HOTEL
EVERY COMFORT FOR VISITORS
No pains have been spared by
of this season are concerned, main interest will be centred round the Classic event, the. Rooty-Hill Derby, which will be contested on February 23 next. The new arrivals have in- dulged in some fast work during the past week, and while it is no easy problem at this stage to spot the likely winner, I shall not be far wrong in saying that Aztec, belong to Mrs. L. Dunbar, will be hard to beat. Powerfully built, with an
On Sunday, January 17, Aztec was clocked at 1.26.2 for threequarters of a mile, and was well held in returning 23 secs. over the last quarter. On Sunday last it created a very satis. factory impression among rail fans by turning in 157.2 for the mile, when its last quarter was done in 27.2 without being fully extended. It will thus be seen that Mrs. Dunbar has a first class animal from which much may be expected.
Not having been fortunate in past seasons with Australian ponies, especially when in 1934 Princess Angeline proved a de- cided failure. Mrs. Durbar should feel thoroughly satisfied with Aztec. It will be ridden by Mr. L. G. Frost, and I predict that this pony will fully extend Strathroy and Able Amazon when- ever, they meet.
I understand that the final trial between the Combined Services likely that Worthington will be dropped. This seems to be the will not be held this week-end, and the Club, the Navy supplying answer to England's opening hat problem. Throughout the the Hong Song Football ass in easy movement, this pony is practically the same which would actually be an ideal most of the talent. The probable series Allen has had great difficulty in finding a suitable partner tion to make the short stay of the type as Strathroy. time, but on Saturday, February reason for this is that the Military for Barnett, who has performed with extraordinary consistency Shanghai Interport football team Two are at present having their an- and Wyatt, a dour rather than brilliant performer, should it as pleasant as possible and an elaborate programme of enter- 6, in the early afternoon.
tainment has been arranged. teams will then be selected. a Co-nual training camp.
There will be two matches
It will be interesting to see if The visitors will stay at the lony side and a Rest of the Colony
against the Club, both taking
wholesale changes are made in Hong Kong Hotel on this occasion, eleven.
Although I admit that it is place at Sookunpoo, and the first rather rushing things to hold a will commence at 2.45 p.m. and C.B.S. SOCCER WIN the England team. In view of and not at the Peninsula Hotel, es the large score compiled by the in previous years, thus saving trial next Sunday, yet the fact will be followed by the big game
OVER RUR BOYS Australians in their second in- much inconvenience in travelling remains that the time at the dis-jat 4 p.m.
nings, the attack was evidently to the different fields not all it should have been, but It is probable that the visitors posal of the local Association is
with Bradman in form I am will also attend the Ladies' Hoc now limited to 13 days, which, al-
Combined Services First XV:-
inclined to think that any key Interport dance, if such & though including to-morrow week's trial, will not give the local Inter-S. P. A. Beyman; A. B. Northcott,
bowler in the world would have function is arranged, as they did
last year. port team much time to indulge in Sab. Lt. Gordon, L. Maclagan and
Fus. Floyd: L Har North Lewis; Lt. Lined
In a friendly soccer game play-proved ineffective. 3 practice game......
son, Fas. Morgan, Capt. illespie anded at the Central British School S. Bra; O. A. Dyer, Marine yesterday afternoon, the School Mamford and E. A Holland.
Coshined Services Second XF first eleven beat the Royal Ulster
nounced, is the reinstatement of be met by the members of the Coun
cil of the Hong Kong Football Asso- finite, but at least nine of the 11 Pay. Sub. La Rountree; LCpl. Jones Rifles Boys by two clear goals in the Australian selections, as an-arrive by the as. Stuttgart and will Chipperfeld When he was dropciation and escorted, to the Hong embers of the team are know Lt. Davenport, E. R. A. Doberty and an interesting encounter. Next Saturday week's trial will Lt. Eustace; L/Cpl. Lewis and Lt.
The exchanges were of a fairly ped for the Melbourne Test, many Kong Hotel Bebb, Fus. Comdr. Dewar: L/CpL
expressed February 10-Practice on the Navy. probably see-practically the same atkins, Fus Chaney: Gar Wright ven nature, but the schoolboys followers of the game teams opposed to one another 1. S. Fure: E. A Lynch, Lt. Shetch-had the edge over their opponents surprise. He has not been credit-round in the morning
11- Interport game, on Boxing Day, when the last trialley and A. B. Davies
Club 1st XV. P. Whitham; G. in speed, and this told in the longed with any startling performan-Hong Kong v. Shanghai at Causeway
ces in the games so far played, Eay. Evening "was held
February - Trip Colours on that occasion were Chadwick, H. Bidwell, W. Erux
W. G. Pryde and A. Keown were but has invariably given of his represented by Miss F. Best, in Grieve, Munro; A. B. R. Bat cher and J. L. Bonnar, A. F. Walkden,
Bay Evening free.
February 13.Shanghai v. Chinese, goal. Miss E Gray and Miss. E. Pears, E. P. Humphreys; I prominent for the School, and best when his side was in diffical Island. Tes Dance at the Eepaise
the ties. Fowler, as the two backs, while Bradford, A. W. Holden; BOM continually broke through
Ross Gregory, the youthful Vic-Caroline HEL Chinese Dimmer
February 14 Visitors will watch the intermediate line comprised Deane, K. A. Watson and I. A Red-Rifles Boys defence, making the
first half torian, is a cricketer of whom lit-[the Chinese Interport game at Caro- Mrs. Silva, Miss J. Wong and Misse
Club AX-M. E. Curtis; D. two openings in the K. Glarer. The forwards were Miss Hynes, 1 S. Forbes, B. 1. Gallagher, from which N. J. Booker and Etie has been heard in Hong Kory-line Hill between South China and only goals of He is an all-rounder. not yet 20 Eastern China or, if preferred, the 0. Dalziel, Miss W. Marsh, Mrs. H. van Leeuwen; J. Hutchison (Cap Stone scored the Donald, Miss M. Smith and Missin), J. R. Henderson: T. H. Pratt, the match. Mr. W. Mulcahy, in years of age, and his selection is wanti Races
Carrie, W. R. N. Andrews; E. H
The Colony team has not yet been selected that is quite de-
J. Dalziel
Pleasing Feature
The most pleasing feature of
The following is the provisional programme for the visitors:-
February 9- Shanghai: footballers
·February
round the
February 15-Shanghai ▼ Combin-
in this steam, which can be releigh, J. G. Dalziel, H. W. E. Heath the School's full-back divisiana further example of the Austra ed Services, at Sockpoo, ground:
cognised as the Probable side, ? would suggest one or two changes. Miss Best displayed brilliant fern against the Hong Kong Ladies last Saturday and in worthy of con- sideration, although Mrs. Lunson's experience will probably turn the scales in her favour.
Miss
Woolley's Claims
Woolley, who played for the Colony against the Shanghai adies in the first Interport match two seasons ago, as the left-back,
L. Smer, A. F. Russell.
gave a good display.
han policy of doing everything Interport Dinner at the Hong Kong
Although Mr. Woor Ka-tsun, possible to encourage young play- Hotel.
above, is no longer actively con ers. Ee jumped into the-lime- February 16-Free.
February 17-Trip round the Main-nocted with the Comell of the the South, China Athletic Asso- against the tourists.
took Kong Golf Club. Evening free.
ciation and a selector, of the part in a stand of 262 with L S February 18-Departure of Shang-
Chinese tes to meet the Eastern Lee, which broke the 54-year-old, hai team by the as. Naldera.
Chinese team on February 14
HOLD light when playing for his State and and in 3 the Royal Hong B. F.A., be is still live-wite in
YAUMATI SCHOOL
ANNUAL ATHLETICS
WIFE OF NEW HEADMASTER PRESENTS PRIZES
Ele
Australian record for a 4th wic
ket partnership against an MC.C.
team.
In addition to his batting, Gre- rory is a fae "googly" bowler with
several excellent feats to his cre- worthy
is a serious contender for the 7THE-Yanmati Government Vernacular School held their 20th dit. He should prove
Taal sporto meeting Vesterday Stendon 20th successor to Frank Ward, who may
right-half position, which is at
the successful present filled by Mrs. Silva. The clusion of which Mrs. M. Richards, wife of the school's newly been passed over. latter is a reliable half-back, but appointed Headmaster, presented the prizes? lacks power behind her shots, al competitors. though a great spoiler.
Miss Woolley's "strongest Claims for inclusion" are her powerful hitting and equally good distribution. I sup that she be played at: half, during one of the two halves of the trial.
(Com
FOOTBALL COUNCIL
introduced
Small
Surprise Omission
112-5-21-5.
H.K.C.C. CRICKET
TEAMS
To-morrow's Matches
The following will represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club against the Indian Recreation Clab to- morrow, commencing at 2 p.m.:-
CHINESE SOCCER VISITORS
Suen May Travel With Team
The following: were the reang, 2 Fck Wun-cheung, S Cha to take the field without a bowler May, N. P. Fox, V. C. Bond, R. Thursday, February 11
suits of the various events.
Cards: 1 Wong
The next pony of importance is Lancashire Chips, owned by "Mr. Lancashire," who is none other than jovial Mr. A. Bower. This beautiful looking chestnut, I understand, will be under the control of Mr. E C. Ph. It was taken out by him for a 14 mile spin on January 23, which Was accomplished in (2.29.2, but its last quarter of 30.2 was not too impressive. It will certainly prove danger- ous over sprint events and up. to a mile, and may possibly carry off one of the Sydney Maidens.
Thick Turpin's Progress
Dick Turpin, belonging to Mrs. En Tong-sex is another fine ani- mal. It took 2.40.2 for 3 134 mile run, with a last quarter of (Continued on Page 3)
MIXED DOUBLES BADMINTON
C.R.C. Should Beat Kowloon Tong
GOOD MATCH AT KING'S PARK
Three matches in the Mixed Doubles Badminton League will be played off this evening.
Cab, The Chinese Recreation
1st XI at Scokumpoo (Friendly): At a meeting of the Hong Kong In view of Sievers" fine showing A. W. Eayward (Capt.), LE. Pearce, Chinese Amateur Athletic Federa-who were surprisingly defeated Mr. C. Mycock, the present chaen, 2 Fan Chan-wa, 3 Yu Yat
in England's first innings in the F. Marshall, G. A. Stewart, E. Owen tion yesterday evening, it was re-last Friday by the odd game in Headmaster, who will be trans- Boys Egg and Spoon Race: fast match, his omission is rather Engber, R. L. Holden, Avealed that the Fastern Chinese mine by St. John's, encounter
Nere, R. L. D. Wode a surprise. His figures on that Bossk W. Baines, and F. M. Wood team would arrive in the Colony Kowloon Tong at Causeway Bay, ferred to the Ellis Kadoorie1 In Cheuk-hen. 2-Kwong Kin-on
H hotse, School after the Chinese New 3 Ho Sik-yan
2nd 11 HK.CC. ground (League) for their Interport game against and should win -comfortably. Three-Lezred Race: Yang Szi-occasion were: Year, congratulated the win-
Mrs kwong and Yee Shan-wing, 2 Chan However, with McCormick A K. Mackenzie (Cept.). W. Wood- the South China eleven on FebruThere will, however, be a keen ners and
Bradman obviously could not affording, W. Stoker, P. C. Frost, ary 14, by the Empress of Asia un struggle between St. John's and Hon-kis and Ma Zwok-knen.
the University, who have hitherto Richards
Seniors 309 Yards: 1 Wong Wah-
King, F. A. Dunnett, J. E. Way and Faster than McCabe.
C., E. Gahagan.
An Important, decision was ar not won a single, fixture. Judg- Chak-ma
Junior 300 Yarde: 1.Iam Yuen After a lapse, of nearly a month.
South China A. A representative play by St. John's. they are fav Wabchnen, 2 Ying Sai-kwong, 3 Leung Hong Kong will once more become
Grived at when Dr. S. To-wing, the ing from the recent standard of
Wan-cheang, Poon: Han-bang-
on the Council of the Hong Kong oured to secure the points, but Small Boys' 300 Yards: 1 Li Fukicted with Test fever, and all
Football Association, and one of the University are, nevertheless, de: 1 Lam Yuen-kee, 2 Chan Kai-shing, 3 Leung Hang cricket enthusiasts will eagerly await every scrap of fresh news
the selectors of the Interport team, certain of taking three games, Back Race: -1 Poon Saim; 2 Lam concerning the progress of the
were appointed Football Secretary which their guests will probably concede to P. K. Huf and Miss Yaris: 1 Li Fak-Youn-kan, 3 Cheng Bing-lal
of the Federation. game.Despite the fact that the Half Wiles 1 Le Cal-pang, Chan English team, quite naturally, has Woly Web- Chichang, 2 Chan Chak-man
Consolation 1 Chang Fak-yu, 2 numerous supporters, in the Col Chan-Yak-sang. 3 Laung Lung walcary, the thought of the "Azhes”
409 Tarde, (Past Pupils); 1 Long resting on the result of the final Har Chi Chi keung, & Chan Hoyin, Ng Chi-rame will lead many to hoge that Verity, Voce and Ames.
the gallant Aussies” will win Ames has had
his. back frouble, and Docke may replace him
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