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HONGKONG BOXING
ASSOCIATION..
CHADWICK DEFEATS "MORGAN
"
ON "POINTS.
DUNCAN RETAINS THE
PRESS" BELT.
"DAILY
The two principal bouts at Saturday night's boxing, tournament, organised by the Hongkong Boxing Association and held at the Theatre Royal was the much discussed fight arranged between AB Chadwick (H.M.S. Maration) and Stoker Petty Officer Morgan (H.M.Saking) for the Lightweight Championship of the Colony; and the Gedge Belt; the other Pte Ainsworth, big fight was between. R.M.L.I and A. B. Duncan (H.MS Mag nolia) for the Middleweight Championship of the Colony and the Hongkong. Daily Press Belt. Both bouts were fifteen two minuta round contests,
It is doubtful whether a larger crowd has ever assembled at any of the Boxing Association's tournaments, and there have to date. The Theatre was ben erflowing and as the night was of the day. after the warm sunshine of boxers must have found
filled to
ther trying. Considerable interest was
taken in the fight between Chadwick and
as tho and,
Went the
ful
distance, there was eensiderable, speculation right up to the last moment as to who would prove victorious. Chadwick was award-
o victory on points. His win, although very close thing, was a decidedly popular
and he was cheered to the echo.
23 auch the Morgan, as is well known, bigger man and scaled at 1:32
116
is the present holder of
the
Poteswight Championship of the Colony and when he fnght A. B. Dixon for this title a month
CRICKET.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
H.K.C.Q. RC.A.
Owen
The Hongkong Cricket Club first team secured a comfortable win oror, the Navy on Saturday.. The Cricket Club batted first, and in a steady innings knocked up 189 runs, and declared at the fall of the ninth wicket. Hughes made a well-judged 40. L. D. McNicoll scorsi a fast 36. taking only a quarter of an hour to accomplish the feat, and hitting six 4's, a 3, and a 1. For the Navy, Lindsell knocked up a good 38, and Wood 32 The whole site came out for. 1·14.
Score:-
.K.C...
...S.CO
AR Sutherland, b Fendall
F. Baker, b Frampton
H. Sandford, Parkes, b Framp-
E C. Fincher, Frampton A. E. Wood, b Lelliott
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 5TH, 1928.
....127
Baker
Sayer
Fincher Lamble
Don
9
202
... 0
49
.0
03
b
FOOTBALL,
SATURDAY'S " RESULTS.
Saturday's games in the Hongkong league resulted is undok.— Division 1.
Kowloon..... ...... 9. HMS. Hawkins... 0 HALS, Durban... 1 King's Regt.......... Kowloon ... Fleet Auxiliaries O Saskin's Rea....... 1 South China B....
KOWLOON «». HAWKINS:"
These teams on the Railway ground at Kowloon met in their return ixtury and thegic ended in a win for the home team by two goals to ni. Osborne started. the game for the sailors who were set to face the sun. Kowloon were the first to attack, but shots from Mason and Hall went wide. The sailors transferred play and Inteson went down the wing but
his final effort and Wheeler clear
attack bat returned to the
Hall relieved. A gobel chance
taze the lead
was spoilt Osborne ting offside to a pass by end Clamb sent the ball behind from a good position. Offade play by Osborne relieved from a promising
10
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Bowling Acalysis.
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Imeson
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Fendall...
11
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48
1
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Frampton Holloway****** Q
9. 0 58
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H. Owen Hughes, e Lindsell, b
Sladen R. E. A. Webster.
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B. J. R. Mitchell, b Wallace
W. W. Mackenzie, run out
L D. McNicäll, not out
1 9 ° *
T. H. Farthing. e Purcell, b Erano 12
G. H. Piercy, b Evans.....
G. A. Chadwick, not out
Extras
4
4
11
Total (for 9 wkts., dec.)...189
GR. Sarer, Law, Frampton.. W. H. Edmonds, 'b Davis F.. H. Holdman, e Parkes,
Lelliot
P. T. Lamble, b Lelliott E F. Fincher, not out W. Cullip, b Frampton
"Extrus
Total
| UNIVERSITY
MR.
ד.
A friendly match was played on the University ground on Saturday afternoon between the University and Mr. G. Lee's eloven and resulted in a comparatively
easy win for the former by two, wickets and 84 runs.
Scores:
UNIVERSITY.
T. E Yeob, b W. Hung
He
L. J. Davies did not bat, Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
. W.
13
Beatty Hogg
14
1
.33
2
8
1
40 .0
Wallace
A Ο
47
T. 0. Yeow, Ng Sze Krong," b
Lee
Evans Sladen
8
1 24
2
Q
30
P. E. Choo, e Lee, b Ng Sze
Kwong
B
NAVY,"
go he sealed at 140 lbs. His training must algo
hím to bring have been pretty severe down to 132 lbs. Chadwick turned the Sale at 125 lbs, so that he gave away 7 Ibs to Morgan The latter had therefore,
height in weight,
and distinct advantage reach. Chulwick depended largely on his footwork to excare punishment coupled with a pore varied system of lighting at times left Morgan
was to come nexí, evezind n to what
was whether
matin
question
not he could the
atay pace gainst the bigger and stronger min. Many thought that Chadwick would tire that in the latter stages he would he suvereis punished. This was not so, and in The Tast
w rounds Chadwick was bitting hard to the body and scoring peints freely. He finished up quite fresh and only once he show signs of tiring and that was luring the thirteenth round when be did
formerly. ณs not appear nimble
He
recovered and fought cleverly in the Inst zivo rounds.
I
cautious
"The fight itself was affair careful to avoid punishment, and Morgan bding at times rather puzzled There was little or no in-lighting and they did not mix it well. It was more in the nature of an exhibition boat than a match for a championship. In the opening stages, Mor gan did most of the leading, And in the
from start to finish being
Evans, o" Daxies, b Owen Hughes... 18 Purcell, MoNicoll, b
the mack and forced a corner from which Wheeler cleared Offade play by Duncan
was well
sailors were
run
G. LEE'S XI stopped a rush by the Kowloon forwards and the sailors going down, Millett tested Woodman, who saved at the expanse of a corner, the ball base turned to the sent behind from the dag kick. The
Millett attack and a centre cleared Wheeler by having most of the play, but Wheeler and Knight were safe at back. When a down the wing by Clema looked dangerous for the sailors, Hall turned the ball out- side, the posta
from a good position. From the goal kick, Clemo came again and,
landed the Brill the beating opposition, the net, this giving Kowloon the fendt.
Kowloon took up the attack from the place kick and Seully skied the ball over the har from a centre by Clemo. For a time Kowloon did most of the attacking, Hooper save well. The sailors transfered play, but a foul against them relieved. Duncan, receiving from a free kick, easily beat Hooper and shortly after the final whistle sounded, leaving Kowloon winners of a fast
ръзва и by two goals to game The teama: Kowloon Woodman Wheeler and Khigh Morrison, McKelvie and Pasco;
Hall, Deacon, Scully and Mason. Hawkins-Hooper Escourt and Bickers; Stirk, Sawyer and Waller; Mellitt, Wrigley, Osborne, Frost and Imenon..
Referce: Mr. Wright.
H. Y. Lam, e Szi, b H. C. Hung... 39 E K. Quick, a C. Wong, b Lee 13
H. N. Balbatchet, b Ng Sze Kwong 26
M. B. Osman, a and b Lee
Total (for & wkts.)
R. Ponsonby Fane did not bat..
Bowling Analysis.
5
ك
15
Owen
Hughes
0
"C. A., Peterson, 1.b.w. Lee
Norris, b Farthing
-B. P. Ng, not out
Brooksmith, 1b.w., b Farthing Wood, e Mitchell, b Webster
12
32
W. Gittens, not out
Extras.
Sharpe, e and Farthing
Lindsell, b Farthing
Wallace, a and b Owen Hughes. Hogg, b Owen Hughes..
Beatty, e Mackenzie, b' Farthing. Sladen, not out
Extras
M.
G. Lee
Total
144
17 0 Ng Sze Kwong 11 0 W. Hung 1
70
43
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Bowling Analysis.
24
D.
E.
MIL. LEE'S XI.
11
2
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13.5 C 33
W. Hung, b Balbatchet........
в 1 24
Ed. Mowfung, b Quick
・
I
90 I
Ng Sze Kwong, b Balhatchet
34
2
0 18
0
MW. Lo, e Lam, b Quick........... 20
G. Lee, e Osman, by Quick
4
H. C. Hong. b Balatelet
Green, st. Reasonby Fane, b Quick
0
D
Y. K. Shi, b Quick
13
C: Wong, run out
2
H. Lin, o Ng, b Quick
0
0
Extras
Total
14
£4
Owen Hughes
Farthing
Webster
Piercy.... Chadwick
C.S.C.C. R.G.A.
J
The Civil Service Cricket Glub met the
second round he was warned for butting G.A. at Happy Valley winning with)
Most of
He tried
to break down repeatedly
did rarely
be ease. wick's guard but, only very
The Civil Service took the first succeed. There wasmuchsparring, with anoc knock and completed the innings with casional lunge on both sides. Now and again 164 rane., A. E. Wood was well in form, Chadwick get ander his opponent's guard and landed well-placed blows over the and hit up an interesting $8, bis acore
In the fifth round including eleven 4's and a 6. plexus heart
and solar plex the fighting livened up a little with Chad the Artillerymen's score, 88, was made by wick cleverly evading Morgan's straight Lieut. Chester with a steady 43, before left. Morgan got in a very nice right to his wicket fell to Sayer. Gunner Framp jaw, just a little wide, but Chadwick ton made 14, and the other 9 men could
blow over the heart only manage foar between them. high with
shook up his msa considerably. There was nothing in the next five
sparring
the
rounds but plenty of
In the
fainting and
eighth Morgan
blow in the
bel soparently ghbourhood of the!
signa
of
J. M. Tan, not out
Bowling Analysis.
"DURBAN”, KING'S.
+4
"On the Garrison ground at Sookunpool before a good attendance these teams) played a drawn game of one goal, all.
The
good attendance of service men wit nessed a very exciting game in which the sailors outplayed the league leaders. opening exchanges favoured the King's, but their forwarda
were erratic. "Darli inside
to make the lead whion given offside close in.
Bon gave away a good chance, ali
on the soldiers' right, was very conspicuous
centres,
but the inside with fine runs and
turn them to account. After
men' failed to
fourteen minutes
ed the score. BocelArmy centre ope
the ball from a Pass by Dyer, he gave Davies no
chance with a low drive. The soldiers returned to the attack and Davis was lucky to clear from a shot by Hart for the goalkeeper Failed to hold the ball and a struggle for possession in the goalmouth ended with Davis throwing ball clearPlay
went of the sa
now
but Millar sent the ball behind. forced a corner, from
from which, the sailors cleared, and at the other end fgreed
Flay was unsuccessful.
a corpor. which for a time until the
got the ball away and Dyer, running through; was grassed by Lawrence in the penalty area, and Newton failed at the Sine
0.
E.
W.
Quick
11 2
29 6
Scores:-
Balbatchet
6 3
7
3
2.0.4.
Yeow....
2 0
3
placed a
Lieut. Chester, b. Sayer ... Sergt. Skett, & Cullip, b Baker...
43
Fook
40
0
Peterson
9" 0
Lieut. Parkes, b Fincher
1
BP. Ng
0
5
Capt. Barrett, b Sayer
0
100
Gunner Frampton, b Sayer
14
Gunner Davies, c Wood, b Sayer: 0
Gunner Lelliott, e Sutherland,
Fincher
0
Lieut. Fendall, b Lamble
$
for
spot rick Davis bringing off a very 0. Save Half time: King's 1; Durban
The sailors in the second half of the the King's were out to level defence was severely tested,
Pand
Blacoe being St. Paul's Hospital, Manila, at cost ticky to save from a shot
Early Carn by of about a million pesos, Mesers. York y
Th the second half the sailors levelled up
who City, are the architects.".
In the 13th round Chadwick showed some tiring. In the last two he freshened up again. Both boxers finished strongly. It, was anybody's fight right to the last and an nother occasion Morgan might easily have Come out victoricus.At the conclusion of the fight Mr. Dyer fastened the belt on Cludwick amicist great applause."
THE MIDDLE WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.. The other big fight between Ainsworth and Duncan for the Middleweight Cham- pionship of the Colony and the Daily Press Belt was a very one sided affair. Duncan, getting bis man against the ropes in the first round, battered down his guard and, with a series of heavy swing, ing blows to the jaw with both right and Toft, sent his man to the boards. He took the the count for seven when the going went. In thing occurred again
Gunner Brennan, b Sayer Sergt. Holloway, not out Gunner Dyer, c Sandford,
-Fincher
Extras.
Total
(Continued on next column.).
69
Six-round Light-Heavy weight contest between Bombardier Barton. R. A
ML (162 lbs), and Taylor, R
"New buildings are to be erected
and Sawyer, architects of New York through how took the ball on the
•
it Fan from s
Watkine and landed fely in the net. This sucess put new into the sailors and for a time the Suspension of all increases in salaric oldiers defence were made to lock poor provided for in special Jaws passed by the
Darlison and Cann muddled a Philippine legislature during the regul and special sessions has been decreed in opening, for, with only Blaco to
and within 2
few yards from goal, the joint resolation passed by both houses of Kell was "tuzael the wrong side of the the legislature. The suspension is to be
cailors middle line were playing effective until suen time as the Insular Government is in a position, through an find game and prevented the King's from
titre increase in retenues, to provide for such getting oldiers hall The Milors were
play was con BWAY fined to also good forward, and Blace brought off fine sayes Just before the firikl
Jones
was given a good chance to take the lead, but with only the goal-
thenextround the against the ropes (149 Iba) the amazing event of increase..
Ainsworth was. and he was sent to the boards for the full the evening Beth boxers were plucky.
ount after
of the battering and hit each other.
the winner little.
gunt
ship
eth recovered
Home little til Pray Belt. It was
before Ainsworth from his knock-out blow-
toligo-all distance
They hard,
showed The Marine went
to
from the word HONGKONG BOXER'S DEATH. The he sent the ball over the
come
out to keep him at At the end of the second He made the fatal mistake of allowing found oth men were played out and in Dincall to pin him against the ropes,, who the next round the Matine went to the not slow to take full advantage of the boards for the full count, apparently from
sheer situation.
The winner sealed in at 150 lbs and the
loser at 150 lbs, Mr. Dyer destined of
wage 31
LATE TEDDY NEAL.
whistle sounded leaving the game-a draw of one goal
The teams
Bing Blaco; Wynne and Williams; Newton Hodgson and Barlow; Williams, Hart Lt. Jones, Dyer and Scatte rende, Holter and Thomas: Millar, Darlison, Cain Watkins and Weyms
Six Ight contest
between Pte suddenly at the Kowloon Dock Quarters urban Dari Legge and King: Low!
an
Mr. William (Teddy") Neal, the well-known Hongkong ex-boxer died King's Regt. and AB on Friday morning. The deceased, HM.S. Diomed.-Flynn, bachelor, was only 8 years of age, and "boring circles this season, met his his usual health. He arong fie next on Saturday evening. The bout
tmorning as unisl, and took his bith. He
belt on to: Duacan at the conclusion of Finnes a very successful career on Thursday night, he appeared to be in Betares. Mr.Bunton.
Six-round Bantamweight contest between
the Aght.
OTHER BOUTS.
full distance and Beale was Agarded contest on points. He showed plent ringcraft and age youngster has the
J
and scored
guard-
JPto Bendrat 195-2 Tour Smad PlaSmith Wont the full aix younda bhit there was no had his breakfast, but feeling rather run (18 d. This ght, wenks the much doubt as to who would be the winner well he went back to bed. Later he was From the third round onwards Hynnes discovered dead, apparently having chunda]
Flynn's orbit poor she and passed away is his sleep, a post mortem Flynn was cutcabout the right eye and for examination is the afternoon showed the remainder of the time he was, on the that heart disease was the coupe of difensive entes Was Amarded the death decision, on pointergeht. (*ci BAIC STER OFFICIALA
*ing of quite 1009 boxe
most of the leading and in the round had bis: monday
him down again Had he been..a little s
pusch, he would p
Lance Co
Contest tween
officials for the evening were; Lieut Gin charge of scales Messrs A
The deceased when he came to Hong, kong was a stoker in the Navy: He wed attached to the Naval Depot at Kowloway and about eighteen months ago joined
5. McCourt S. Wailey and the Hongkong and Whanges, Dock Co.
RE (144 lbs) and Ticuta Commander Douglas groterses); At one time he was lightweight champion FILME" Durban Lieut." Bailey, M*My Kings I Expt of the Colony, but he lost the title ta BE mich, oftier mad, want Cross Kink Regt; and Edent. Comtawaded lealing Stoker Jimmy Britt. The latter
his opponent from the startani msted Haze RN (adges); ir J. Brooks (mani elf the Colony, and Neal tried to regain cut Lovers Damiento androvasyth, MD. Bygoon Lieut-Commandan from the ring: Dedsided was inves Flayford, quite ager); Dradontigde Harston, MD,Pri löst Taurol He failed and retired Younted out in the fourth round, after going MacEwan, F.N... (medical Officers); lesers. Loxor,and of a kindly and genial dis down three times far the three previon A. B. Allan and C. Bond (time keepers); and rounds. It was very one sided affair and Mr. GUN. Tisson (hon: secretary find the fight should have bean stopped in the Treasurer). third round then it was clear that Play ford was beaten,ears
(Continued at foot of next column)
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