1938-10-20 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 20, 1938,

PROBABLE

STARTERS FOR CESAREWITCH

London, "To-day.

The following are the probable 'star-

ters for the Ceaarewitch:-

Trevisani (Pat Beasley), Harewood (Brothes), Black Speck (Carslake), Sirtam (No. Jockey); Mubarak (Harry Wragg), Malkowicze (Rochetti), Celebate II (Sprague),

Artist Sprince (No Jockey),. Snake Lightning (Lane),

Stainless Stephen (Maher), Toreador II (Rickaby), Archduké II (Packham),

Fet (E. Smith),

Miss Windsor (Sirett),

Dubonnet (Gordon Richards), Corofin (Doyle),

Earth Stopper (Cliff Richards), Queen's Shilling (Richardson), Nettleweed (Bartlam),

Holnechase (No Jockey),``

Olympus (D. Smith),

Snipewood (Griggs),

Solonaise (Lacey),

Tapageur (Gilbert),

Ranfield (Wells),

Fairing (Christie).

Loves Legend (Couch),

Grey Mantle (No Jockey),

Gyppo (Dyson),

Harvest Home (Rowley),

Tramonto (No Jockey),

Repondant (No Jockey), Contrevent (Tucker), and

Golden Shore (No Jockey)-Reuter.

J. W. Brierley, above, replaced W. Napier when the latter signified his inability to make the trip South with the Shanghai Interport Lawn Bowls

team.

ATLANTA STAKES DOWN But By

Sandown; To-day.

The Atlanta Stakes for Three- Year-Old fillies, over 14 miles, was yesterday won by Sybil, a 6 to 1 chance, which beat Mr. Henry Mor- riss's Ullswater, ridden by Gordon Richards and backed at 4 to 1, by

No Means OUT

four lengths, while two lengths se- Penniless But Proud In

parated the latter from Bet Again, which was third, backed at 100 to 7. -Reuter.

EXHIBITION BASKETBALL

Under the auspices of the Chinese Y.M.C.A., a series of four basketball games will be played by the basketball team of the U.S.S. Canopus against teams from the South China A.A., the Chung Sing Benevolent Association, the Chinese Y.M.C.A. commencing on Fri- day, October 21, at 7p.m.

Entrance fee will be 20 cents, and the total receipts will be devoted to the purchase of milk and biscuits for the refugees children at Kam Tin,

:

The games are scheduled as follows: Friday, October 21.-South

A.A. v. U.S.S. Canopus.

China

Monday, October 24.--Chung Sing

Assn. v. U.S.S. Canopus.

· Wednesday, October 26.-Chinesc Y.M.C.A. v. U.S.S. Canopus.

Friday, October 28.-Star Team v. U.S.S. Canopus.

All matches will be played at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium, Bridges Street:

The Canopus team is composed of players from the Submarine Squadron at present in Hong Kong and will be as follows:

Mills, Tucker, James and Lentz (for- wards); Bartell (centre); Pentz, Tinkle and Kilcogal (guards).

YESTERDAY'S RUGBY RESULTS

POLICEMA

His Obscurity

Washington, October 5. ICEMAN Albert Kreuger saw three men drinking in a park, and took them to jail. One of the three unshaven, unkempt figures kept his lips grimly shut.

"What's your name?" the sergeant asked. “Jimmy Slattery," replied the hobo.

GRIMMETT SAILS FOR INDIA

To Spend Seven Weeks In Coaching

Sydney, September 15. Clarrie Grimmett left Adelaide |last week by the Strathaird to take over an Indian coaching job with the Rajah of Jath, an Indian State south of Bombay.

Grimmett said before departing that he had never felt better in his life. He expected to return to Ade- laide on December 3 and would play London, To-day, cricket again then, The following were the results of yesterday's first class Rugby matches:

Kent

Bussex

Cambridge

University Oxford

University

-18 Eastern Counties"

(at Maidstone).

11 Surrey

(at. Worthing) St. Bart's

Hospital

Glouce

-Reuter

He will be in India only about

seven weeks.

POLICE GROUND RECEIVES ITS BAPTIMISM

SOUTH CHINA WIN

4 Goals To 2

As a part of the celebrations at the opening of their new ground at Boundary Street yesterday, Police |R.C. entertained a South China [team in a friendly football match, | and were defeated by four goals to

two.

Both teams were presented to His Excellency the Governor before the match, being introduced by the respective Captains. His Excel- lency also kicked off.

The ground was packed to capacity, even the touchlines being crowded with football fans.

The Police fielded a mixed team, composed of both Europeans and Chinese, while the South China side included several newcomers.

Tam Kwan-kon, in the South China goal, gave a good display making some wonderful .saves. Tsang Ching-wan played a very steady game at full-back, while Lim Tak-pó and Tse Kam-hung at cen- tre and left half respectively, were both in good form. Woo Chikping, the right winger, missed several chances of sending across centres through dilly. dallying, but should. improve when he gets used to the methods of his colleagues. Lai Shui-wing played a very brainy game at inside-right and kept the forward line on the move with well directed passes. 'Au Shi-ngok. showed plenty of promise in the centre and wanted a lot of watch- ing.

Parker, the Police leader, was the pick of a lively attack, while Wong Mau-kwai gave an excellent display on the right wing.

Brittain, centre half, at worked very hard, but the pick of the de- fence was Chan Kong-yue.

Lai Shui-wing, Woo Chik-ping, Kwok Ying-ki and Au Shi-ngok

scored for South China, while Parker (2) replied for the Police.

The officer thought a bit, Could this be the Jimmy Slattery who once fought Tommy Loughran to a

Police. McHardy: Blackbourne, standstill and lost two close deci-Kong-yue; North, Brittain, Tam Kwai- sions to Maxie Rosenbloom for the choi; Wong Mau-kwai, Moss, Parker,

Howlett and Kong Hing. light-heavyweight boxing title?

South China.

Tam Kwan-kon;

The prisoner admitted that he Tsang Ching-wan, Kwok Pang-tung; Lau Wai-pui, Lim Tak-po, Tee Kam- was Slattery, all right. But he stead-hung: Woo Chik-ping, Lai Shui-wing, fastly refused money, and emphatic-Au Shi-ngok, Kwok Ying-ki and Lau ally declined to telephone Jack Tau-man. Dempsey, who was here on busi-

ness, for help which the kindly

officers insisted the former heavy- SHANGHAI MEET

weight titleholder would give.

ON THE PRESS

Into the long line of drunks and petty thieves went Jimmy."Five dollars or five days," said Judge McMahon.

A girl reporter recognized Slat- tery, seized him and said: “Hell, Jimmy, this is. the press." She

her. paid the fine, and Jimmy thanking

on

K.C.C. TO-DAY

The Shanghai bowls teamcom- posed of J. M. C. Lopes, H. Wal- lace, W. J. MacDermott and K. L. R. Swartzell will meet a Kowloon Cricket Club rink this afternoon at 3 p.m.

The home team will be repre- sented by V. C. Labrum, J. W. M. Brown, H. Overy and E. Kerr.

A cocktail party in Honour of the visitors will be held in the Club in

"I'm here looking just mad to have a drinks when the the evening.

a job, and

said, Tm only 34 years old and policeman spotted me,”- Slattery

healthy, and there ought to be some

* Grimmett will again play' for way I can make a living,” ACCA Kensington and doubtless will find craft.

a place in the State side.

* The former pugilist, who? onde He will return two-weeks prior to wore 8186 suita and had a bank- South

Australia's first Sheffield roll of several thousand- dollars, Shield match gainst New South shuffled away, his head high and Wales at the Adelaide Oval. his pockets still empty.

Capt.

Dic

played

AStephenson, star all-round cricket irt in “Army's

the Lord's by ping an

Bon

in the Essex match,