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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929.

SPORT AND ATHLETICS.

BILLIARDS.

The final of the British amateur billiards championship was won by

LF EARLY MORNING EXERCISE.

JIM MALONEY WANTS £20,000 TO MEET BOOTT. American boxers, especially heavy- Lie on the back with the knees. H. F. E. Coles, of Cardiff, at Thuravoights, have a mighty good opinion raised and together, the forepart ton's Hall, London, his margin over of themselves. We have had two Let the arms lie at the sides of of the feet resting on the floor. Sidney Lee, of Strentham, in a concrete examples of this recently. the body, palms downward. Slawis match of 3,000 up, being 783 points. First Jack Sharkey claimed the begin to pull in the abdominal muscles, as the same time contract- what was described as a most un back. Then start lifting the lower satisfactory battle with Young part of the back off the floor, until Jim Maloney would accept a "beg-assisted by the arms and hands. Stribling. Next came the news that the weight of the body is supported. by the shoulders and foot, alightly garly" £20,000, and full expenses A. Wardle in the semi-final round for four personi, to box Phil Scott before the last named won the chsm-in London in the near future. pionship.

Coles in winning achieved an honour / world's title because of winninging and tightening the small of the

which eluded him the past two rears. He contested the final in 1927, and was beaten by Lawrence Steeples, and last year he lost to

Lec, a nineteen-year-old player, lacks the experience of Coles. He won the boys championship in 1995, but this was his first appearance

There is no harm in asking, but it Maloney is banking or the alleged greenness of Britishers as distinct from the cuteness with which all Americans are supposed to be en

the heels are raised from the floor.

Point the toes downward, so that" Keep the abdomen and back con- tion the body should show a "per. tracted all the time. In this posi fectly straight line, slanting up- Wards from shoulders to Enees. and then begin to relax, letting the Keep this position a few seconds," heels sink to the door, then let

First the shoulder-blades, then the

in the final of the national event. dowed, he is making a big mistake.the back gradually sink to the floor. It is a coincidence that Steeples | What any would-be promoter would spine, lastly relaxing the lower | won the amateur championship find himself up against is that back and abdomen.

three years after he had been Scott might think himself entitled Repeat this exercise six times to successful in the boys' creat, but to twice as much as Maloney, be-begin. Rest a second after each Lee has just failed to emulate this cause there is no doubt that the ont.

time with the legs stretched straight performance.

Heeney he defeated twice was a better man than the one who faced Maloney in Boston on the last oc- quite as logical as Maloney's, and casion. Such a demand would be

have just as much chance of being

Tanted.

When the match was resumed Coles held the commanding lead of 738 points, but Lee made a great recovery, and scoring 708 against

ON ABSOLUTELY SOUND 490 he reduced his arrears to-527. |

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This exercise strengthens the knees and ankles and improves the carriage of the bips and thighs in walking and standing.

NAVY BEAT AIRMEN, The Royal Air Force, who had Maloney would not have received done well to draw with the Army The session was featured by two a penny more than £2,000 out of the in the first game of the inter century breaks by Lee-123 and 100, £10,000 "gate" he and Heeney services hockey tournament, were In addition he made 34, 49, 87, 47, drew at Boston, and to ask for an defeated by the Royal Navy and and 49. Coles' chief innings were be not much less than £25,000 rug-two goals to none recently.

amount which, with expenses; would Royal Marines at Merton Abbey by

80 full, 63, 32, 56, 40, 50, and 39 un-gests that he thinks all Englishmen finished. Interval scores: Coles (in are “casy,” play), 501; Lee, 1,974. ·

Les failed to maintain his re-

covery in the last session, in which he only scored 24 points against, Coles 400 and the latter won easily, Coles carried his unfinished break to 84, and after an innings of 104 by Lee, Coles in successive innings put on 82, 325, and 60.

Lee then had 23, and at his next innings 55, but he then let in Coles, and the Cardiff player went to game with an unfinished break of 138, Result: H.. F. E. Coles (Cardiff), 3,000; Sidney Lee (London), 2,913.

TUNNEY'S KNOCK-OUT. Gene Tunney, although he has engaged in an impromptu bout a few definitely retired from the ring, seconds after his arrival at Cannes and scored a knock-out......

The ground, however, was pot hard, and an excellent game was.. seen. Scrappy exchanges were wit- nessed in the first twenty minutes, but the Royal Navy assumed con- goal was scored by Surg. Comdr. trol Dear the interval. The first K. A. 1. Mackenzie ten minutes be- fore half-time from a corner...

resumption.

His opponent was a photographer Both sides attacked hotly on the as he was leaving the railway stathe Navy followed a spirited move. who walked right in Tunney's path

The second goal for tion and, with his camera levelled, meat, Lt. H. F. G. Evered scoring tried to snap him.

with an excellent abot,

Tanney, who was accompanied by The Airmen had a share of the his wife, took one look at the game, but their forwards were un- camera man and all his philosophy able to get into their stride. F/O. The photographer was knocked bridge University outside right, collapsed. Ee landed his blow. N. M. Jerram, the former Cam- down and Tunney continued his played a sound game for the Air- crowd which had collected, until he and L. B. G. Swallow was the best way, forcing a passing through the men, while Lt. Comdr. H. Lingard. reached his hotel.

of the Royal Navy defence.

THE WOMAN'S CORNER.

YOUR HOME AND MINE.

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PALATABLE.

Spinach is liked by some people; it is eaten by a great many more whose indifference IA counter balanced by their desire to have what is good for thein; while for other people the vegetable simply does not exist.

For this third category I have prepared several recipes which might possibly tempt them to for- get their prejudices.

First remove all the heavy stalka from fresh, green spinach, and wash

the following ingredients: two tea spoons butter, two teaspoons flour, onion juice, one cup milk, salt, pap rika, and a little sugar. Cook until smooth, add, one cup of cream, and stir in two tablespoons of grated cheese. Boil up again and mash through a strainer. The cheese can be omitted, if preferred.

FISH ON FRIDAY,

SO WHY NOT HERRING 1

it thoroughly in cold water. Put' If cooked so as to get rid of some

EGGS OPTIONAL.

A GOOD

Y CAKE.

Half pound four, one and half. ounces margarine, one and a half ounces lard three ounces sugar, four qunces currants, one and half ounces mixed pecl, one and half gilla milk, one and half teaspoon- fula baking powder. An egg if liked, when feas milk will be re. quired.

Rub the fat into four, add all dry ingredients. Mix with milk and egy to a stiff consistency. Grease and line a bread tin with parch ment paper. Pour in mixture and of their superabundant oil herrings bake one to one and a half hours.. would be more universally appre This cake can be varied by sub- ciated, as they contain a large stituting, for currents and peel, a amount of nourishment at a cheap teaspoonful carraway seeds, or four cost.

ounces sultanas, or four ounces

in a kettle with barely enough water to cover letting the water be boil ing before putting in the spinach. Cook uncovered, as it would other wise lose its colour, and add salt just before it is done. To intensify Fresh berrings should not be raisins, or two ounces desiccated the green, & pinch of soda may be washed unless in exceptional circum-Coconut. added to the water before putting stances. They should be emptied,

in the spinach, Squeeze the spinach their heads removed, scales scraped

| dry, and mash it through a coarse off, then the fish well wiped with a

Put it in a saucepan in dry clean cloth

sieve.

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LUNCHEONS

Eggs in Spinach Cups Yeal Roast with Potatoes

Baked Apples Lettuce Salad Cheese Coffee

Small Fish Timbales in Aspic Lamb Stew

which has been cooking for several minutes two spoons of beef fat and one and one-half teaspoons of flour, of back, and simmered gently for Cut twice across the thick part and cook for ten minutes, adding ten minutes in salted boiling water, some salt and black pepper to taste, herrings make a delicious and satis Then add some good beef broth, lying lunch if served with parsley and cook the spinach slowly from sauce and accompanied by potatoes 35 to 45 minutes. Mash through a fine aleve, and add some cream, in their jackets.”. letting "it all boil up again. The ./ spinach should be creamy, velvetyWith a sharp knife split up the and soft, but not thick

back and lay the fish flat with flesh The spinach can be served as an up. Dust over with pepper and salt. entreo, with ham, small sausages. Have ready a clean, very hot frying- ponched eggs or with hard boiled pan, place the herrings in it with eggs, aliced or arranged to repre- the skin next pan, and. fry for five sent a flower. What

minutes; then turn and cook the With baked fish, spinach is very other aide for about the same time. good prepared in the following way: Good herringa need no dripping, as Cook the spinach as in the above they contain sufficient oil in them recipe for ginger cordial shot In response to a request for å recipe, mashing through a strainer, selves.

Hot Mullins Stuffed Tomato Salad

Coffee

GINGER CORDIAL.

but stewing in butter and flour, and Prepare six or more herrings as coetry the following suggestion: adding a little onion juier. Cook for frying, but when fint remove Ingredients: 1 oz, tartaric acid, 4" until smooth, and add a little cream back-bone from head to tail, halve drama essence of ginger, 3 drams or beef broth, if necessary. Omit fiah up, centre, season, then roll up essence of lemon, 2 drams essence the second straming and stewing loosely from head down. Stand rolls of cayenne, id vanilla essence. In the meantime, have boiling in in a pie-dish. Now mix half a tea- These may be obtained, mixed-to- a kettle one knob-celery, one onion, cupful of cold water with a third gether in a bottle, from a chemist. one leck, che small sliced carres of a tencapful of vinegar, and Put 2 Iba. of brown sugar in a and some paraley, Let four pouzda pour over the herrings. The liquid bowl, pour over four pints of boil- of halibut, sep bass or filet of sole should nearly cover them, and more ing water, and add other ingred (flounder) cook in this for ten or of above proportion may be needed. lents. Stir till dissolved, and then 13 minutes. Put the apinach about Place a bay leaf and a few black put syrup, when cold, into bottles one inch high in a flat buttered peppercorns at each side of pie-dish. The cordial can be used with hot baking dish, and lay on top the cover with grease-proof paper, and or cold water and will be found a drained filets of fish. Spread over bake in moderate oven for forty most refreshing summer drink when the whole a cream sauce made with minutes.

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