1930-12-20 — Page 12

12

Sports News

WEEK-END SPORTS

FIXTURES.-

TO-DAY'S MATCHES AND PLAYERS.

Below we give the full list of sports engagements for this after-

noon':

CRICKET.

Longue Division II. University. Craigengower C.C. Friendlies.

Civil Service v. Combined Schools Craigengover . University. Police N.C. Civil Service, H.K.C.C. Over 30 r. Under 30. Recreio 1. R.E.

Teams..

The following sides have been picked for the Over 30 and Ender 30 match on the Club ground at p.m. to-day-

Paterson.

"

U.S. FOOTBALL CLASSIC.

ARMY NAVY.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1930.

HOME FOOTBALL.

ENGLISH AND, SCOTTISH

LEAGUES.

FIXTURES FOR TODAY.

There is a full programme football matches in the English and Scottish: Longues to-day. The · fix-

GREAT GAME ENDS AT 6 TO 0. [tures are as urider:

New, York, Deo. 13.-Playing for the first time since all football re-

ENGLISH

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I.

Arkenal Birmingham Blackburn Blackpool Derliy Leeds Leicester

lations between them warg severed in 1927, the gridiron squad of the United States Military Academy at West Point defeated the United States Naval Academy at Anna polis here to-day. The score was 6 to 0. It was a thrilling contest | and it was replote with the tradi- Sunderland tional colour which in the past

note.

de Army Navy games events of

Army's charging, attacks carried

Over 30-T E Pearce, G. R. the ball into Navy's territory, but Bayer, E. W Hamilton, GB.[ More, E. Duckitt, A. Reid, N, the cadets had difficulty in scor. A. Thorp, W. W. Mackenzie, R. H. ing. Shortly after the opening of Wild, E. J. R. Mitchell, RS. W the game, the midshipmen tighten- Under 40H. Owen Hughes, A. d their defence, The first three O. L. Bowker, A. C. Beck, O. E. C. periods of the game were played Marton, H. J. Armstrong, Jon virtually even terms. Barlow, J. E. Richardson, J. R. Whitham. J. R. Hinton, R. V. Dewar-Duris, P. W. L. Planner.

FOOTBALL.

Five League matches in each of the First and Second Divisions and four in the Third Division are in cluded in the programme for to day. The fixtures are as under:

League: Division I. Kowloon S.W.B. (Kowloon). Argylls I' Recroio (Chatham

Road). South China 17. St. Joseph's

(Caroline Hill).

Navy r. Police (Stadium). R.A. v. Chinese Athletic (Sookun-)

poo).

Division II.

Navy Recreio (Navy). Bouth China T St. Joseph's

(Carolino Hil).. Kowloon r. 8.W.B. (Kowloon). RA. Club (Sookunpoo), Eastern University (Chinese). Chineso. Argylls (Stadium). Division III.

R.E. . Chinese (Chatham Road). Fukion. S.W.B. (Chinese). South China r. R.A.F. (Recreio), Ewo R.A.S.C. (St. Joseph's),

Teams,

There was no scoring until the final quarter. Then, a 30-yard run by Stecker of the Army started the Jaidets on the road to victory, Stecker, in addition to his specta cular dash, gave a rare perform ance of plunging and skirting which was largely responsible for. the Army's gains. Stecker scored the touch-down..

Manchester C. Portsmouth Sheffield U.

r. Newenstle. Liverpool.

7. Wednesday. 2. Grimsby.

r. Huddersfield.

Manchester U.

1.

r. Bolton.

r. Aston Villa. #Chelsea.

Middlesbro'.

1. West In

Division II.

1. Tottenham. Oldham.

Barnsley Bradford C. Iristol C.

17.

Dury Cardiff

Charlton Everton Pirmuth Port Valk West Brom.

Swansea

Preston N.E

r. Reading.

7 Burnley,

.". Notts Forest.

Sonthampton.

/ Wolves.

P. Millwall.

1. Bradford.

t'. Stoke.

Division II. (Southern),

Bournemouth Clapton O. Coventry Fulham Norwich Notts C. Queen's P.R. Swindon

Thames Walsall Watford

1. Crystal P,

.

. Bristol R.

* Torquay.

Northampton..

*. Gillingham.

Luton.

" Exeter.

Brentford.

e. Newport.

e. Brighton.

Southend.

7. Tranmere.

11. Barrow.

". Chesterfield.'

น

點

Carliale.

Rochdale,

Division III. (Northern).

Darlington Doncaster Gateshead Halifax Hartlepools Hull Lincoln

r. Wrexham, Nelson New Brighton r. York, Stockport 1. Rotherham, Wigan

Crowe.

Broshous, of the Army, whose kick failed in the West Point game against Notre Dame and gave the galloping Irishmen from South Eend their victory, went in to-day in an attempt to score the extra point after a touch-down for the Army, but his kick went wild.

The Annapolis oleven played & pluckly game. They made spirit ed attacks against the West Point machine, but try as they would, the Navy players were unable to penetrate the Army's territory.

To-day's was the 31st game play. ed between the football teams of Of. Wool Point and Annapolis. cial figures show that 78,000 per- sons witnessed the contest. *The proceeds from the enls of tickets | Aberdeen will be used for unemployment r-Clyde Hof.

*. Southport.

F. Accrington,

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

East Fife

The post-season game to-day may Falkirk result in a regular resumption of Hamilton football relations between the two Hibernians. great Bervico pondemies. The re- Kilmarnock The following will be Reercio's fations, were severed three years Morton

ago, when the Army refused to neQueen's Park teams for to-day-

1st XI.

Argylls:-Beltrao; cede to the Navy's demand for Rangers Xavior And Silva Netto; Sousa, three years eligibility rule. Presi Gosano and Marques; B. Gosano, ilents, Congressmen, Generala, Ad- Ward, Rocha, Roza Pereira, and mirals and even distinguished civi lians, as well as Cabinet members, Santos.

2nd XI Navy Lawrence etruggled hard for a long period Y. Coain and E. Lawrence; C. R. a reconeile Army and Navy in Silva, C. Figueiredo and A. Bar- football. reto Gonsalves. Gutteras, Santos, Assis, and A. N. Other.

1

The brilliant uniforms of Army nand Navy officials, cadets, midship men, soldiers and sailors, and the Club Seconds:The Club second clothing of their ladies added to string will meet the Royal Artillery the colour of to-day's gains. Bands at Beckumpoo, and will be repre- blared as the army mule and the Bontod by:--Fogwill, Stoker and navy goat were led around the Potouloff, Bell, Strange. Jackson; field and Fowler. Reserves: Hooper and Accounts of to-day's game were Krilovsky.

radiocast to all parts of the coun-

Kowloon F.C.-The following try. have been selected to represent Kowloon 1st XI. v. S. W. Borderers

r.. Partick.

7. Dundee. E. Motherwell. 7. Leith,

r. Hearts,

St Mirren. ". Celtic. T. Ayr 2. Airdrie

Cowdenbeath,

THIRD ROUND OF THE F.A. CUP.

RESULT OF REPLAYS.

Coventry and Nelson were eliminated from the F.A. Cup Com: petition when they met to-day in the replays of the matches which were drawn last Saturday.

The following were the results of the replays: Y.M.C.A.--The following will re- Exeter 4 p.m.Bliss; Martin and Pile;

the Y.M.C.A.

against York Hedley, McKelvie, and Dowman; present Moss, Simpson, Gillott,, Grimwood, H.M.S. Tamar at King's Park at 14:30 W. J. Scoteber, J. M. and lanean.

Purvis, L Tingle, R. A. Bátes, R. Dormer, W. J. Brown, A. Tate, S.

on the Kowloon F.C. ground at

In their match with 8.W.B. (2nd XI), they will be represented by F. Rees, W. II. Smith, F. Parker, Angus; Guest and Eastman, Ever and H. Muller, ast, Gilchrist, and Smith; White, Brown, Spary, Cotton, and Bick ford.

RUGGER,

Coventry

.

Millwall, Wrexham.

.. Preston N.E. .Reading.

Southampton. + Torquay.

Everton.

3 Nelson The Third Round will be played January 10, the completed draw being as under :— Southport The Y...A.. team for their Wolverhampton " match with the Hong Kong Ladies Tottenham at 3.30 p.m. is as under:-W. J.

Crystal P. Broteher: J. M. Purvis and L Sunderland Tipple; W. H. Stonell, G. Mitchell,

Bury and I Stedman; L Macey, R. A. Plymouth Club United Services (Club Bates, W. H. Smith, F. Parker, and

Aldershot ground). The Club fifteen will be . A. C. Coombos.

Sheffield U. Radio 3.0. The following CA follows:

will

Gateshead Back: S. J. H. Fox; three-quar represent the R.S.C. in their game Bolton ters: G. H. More, B. H. Griffithe, against the K.I.B.FTA at 3.30

Oldhamn G. T. Lammert, L. J. Ferguson; n.m, at Marina ground-B. S. Gill, Newcastle halves: M. W. Turner, J. W. King; Rattan Singh, J 8. Grewal, Kal-

Drentford Forwards D. LA Milne Day, A. D. want Singh. Atmo Singh, Kushi West Ham Suttill, W. F. Peerg, PR, Burch, Molinated R. Khan Gurbachon Bristol R- E. B. West, E. B. Gammell, J. R. Singh, Astar Singh (captain), Corinthians Youngor and B. P. Massey. Attar Singh and F. A. Kemp. Scarborough

HOCKEY.

Tamar. Y.M.C.A. Y.M.C.A, . H.K. Ladles:- H.K, Ladies v. Suffolk.

Radio Sports Club r. K.B.S.

F.P.A.

Teams..

HOLIDAY CRICKET.

F. Bradford,

4 Wednesday.

Carlisle.

e. Watford.

*,

Notts Forest,

OVER THE STICKS.

INTERESTING. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

"SOME TIPS FOR PUNTERS.

[Bv ** MORNING DEW."]

The Fanling Hunt and Race Club will be holding their Christmas | feeling to-morrow and if the wea ther keeps fine there is every reason to anticipate a large crowd at. Kwanti. As I have said previously, steeplechasing is gradually getting a strong hold on the Chinese public. The popularity of the Fanling. Hunt and Race Club's fixtures has grown rapidly even during the past two or three mootings which is in no small measure due to the introduc- tion of dat racing at Kwantį,

For to-morrow's programme there will be four steeplechase events and two flat races, Of the latter ano is for ladies and post entries will be accepted.

1.

The programme opens with a steeplechase overia mile and a half, for ponica that have not won more than one steeplechase since January City Hall. belonging to Mr. Reidy, looks like the winner here; hut Mr. Reidy has a good candidate in Blue Boy. Whichever pony this, jockey selects should do very well. Mr. Stanton has Target and The Partridge and if anyone is going to upset Mr. Reidy's chances ft. will be Mr. Stanton's mount. I think he will select The Partridge to start hero.

St. Nicholas Hurdle Race.

I Miko, which is one of the best griffins of the 1030 season, starts in this ráve he will monopolise the betting, and should make the rost of the field look like eart horeca. However, Mr. Stanton may depend on Christmas Frolic in which case he can still win. One Third, who finished in front of Christmas Frolic at Happy Valley, is also entered extra and although there is an quarter of a mile to-morrow I am sure he can stick it out. Diana, if hard held at the opening stages of the race, ought to figure well.

The Shatavkok Handicap. Blue Boy and November will probably have it out in this event,

The choicest of Gifts for Her.-- PERFUME.

Displayed

in, our

Perfumery Department

you will find a delightful Solection

of Gifts,

GOLF:

COMPACTS

AND SETS

For the Lady Smokers LIGHTERS Complete with

Compact of Powder, Lip-stick

but the punter will be well advised ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF

to keep an eye on As You Like It as, he prefore long distances and two miles will suit him down to the ground. If Mr. Seiglar should go out instead of Blue Boy, I don't think he will share the spoils.

CLUB.

STARTING TIMES FOR

SUNDAY.

nnd

Rougo

CARON'S

Nuit de Noel,

Pois de Sontour. Narcisse Noir,

etc.

GUERLAIN'S

L'Heure Bleu, Rue de la Paix, Shalimar, etc. WORTH'S

Dans la Nuit, Sans Adieu CHANEL'S

Gardenia

D'ORSAY

Le Dandy. Chypre, ote. LENTHERIC

Asphodele, Le Pirate,

VIVILLE

Tansy, Peony.

RAQUEL 5-

COTY

L'aiment, Paris,

Chypro.

HOUBIGANT

L'origau,

Bois Dormant, Essence Rara,

Quelques Fleure, Au Matin, Mou Boudoir.

MORNY'S

Jane Roses Chaminade.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LDT.

BATTALINO RETAINS CHINA-JAPAN MATCH IN

CHAMPIONSHIP.

KID CHOCOLATE BEATEN IN

FIFTEEN ROUNDS. ··

AMERICA.

· N.Y, GIANTS DEFEAT NOTRE DAME,

San Francisco, Dec. 14.-An All-Chinese football team defeated

New York, Dec. 12. The fore- casts of experts were upset ton All-Japanese gridiron squad night when Christopher Battalino, here to day, The score was 3 to 9. 9.00 am. C. B. Riggs and R. F. Hartford, Connecticut, success The Chiness won when they scored

A field goal after the Japanese. had enjoyed a slight advantage in ground gained.

Clark, 9.04-9.45-Reserved. 8.20 a.m. A. H. Musson and J. K.

Macfarlan

The Kwangsi Handicap. The flat race for "C" and "D" clasa ponies has attracted elevcu entries and there should be a good race. Shiny Pearl will probably again catch tho' judge's eye as the opposition not very formidable. Kirribilli, after his fins showing at Happy Valley, might prove, a big factor in the race and Discord also has to be remesabered. Diana with 9.98 170 lbs on the saddle will probably go out in some other race.

The Christmas Maidens, After his great disappointment at the last meeting, Carbine will not be such firm favourite to- morrow, but he should be watched, I think this is the event where Mr. Seiglar will be taken out and he has a fine chance of scoring his first win. The Goods will be run-1 ning under Lady Peel's colours and if you are looking for An outsider, here is your chance. On the flat, I am quite sure The Goods would have no difficulty in accounting for the rest of the field.

9.24

>1

E. P. Fletcher and A. W. Hodges.

A. H. Chambers and H. W. Dulley.

H. Pooley and B. D. Evans,

D. F. C. Cleland and A. C. Muredith.

T. D. E. Pendered and I.

A. H. Ferguson and J. P. Warren.

W. J. Clerk and J. H. Raikea.

9.32.

0.30

•

0.40

J

W. Shewan.

0.44

"

0.48

0.52

-

4

0.50

10.00

10.04 T

!!

10.09

2

רו

A. D. Humphreys and O. Engor

C. L. Shank and H. C. Durschmidt.

I. D. Lennox and J. E. Richardson.

R. Stock and S. J. H. GB. S. Thomson and

Fox.

THE SELECTIONS. Here are some selections for 10.12, H. A. Lammert and H.

punters,

Rado 1.

City Hall of

Mr. Reidy's feunt.

The Partridge.

Mongolian Stag.

Rate 2,

Mike or

- Mr. Stanton'a mount.

One Third.

Esto 3.

Discord.

10.16.

10.201

D. 8. Edward.

Hampton.

A. B. Purves and E. Des Youx,

A. O. Brawn and W. R. Vallance,

10,94 G. T. May and G.

Thomerson, R. J. J. Seddon and P. Sherry.

10.28

11

3.

I. II. Geare and H. U. Ireland.

G.. E. Mitchell and H. Spicer,

S. H. Dodwell and L. G. S. Dodwell.

fully defended his world's foxther.. weight championship. Battalino won a decision f 15 rounds over Kid" Chocolate the sensational Cuban boxor.

Chocolate's American tour has sen most aucoessful. Only twice has he been defeated, once by Jack "Kid") Burg, the crack lightweight from London, who was strongly favoured to defeat Battalino,

By many Battalino was rated as an unworthy champion. He had beneverely criticized for his

The proceeds from the game were used for charitable, purposes, Now York, Dec. 14. The New York Giants, a professional foot táll aggregation, to-day defeated the Notre Dame All-Stars, & team composed of former Varsity play

failure to be a fighting champion, er at South Boud. The score was but to-night he proved that Choco-22 to 0. Into, the most dangerous of conten-į ders for the featherweight cham- piqnship, could be beaten.

118

Playing with the Giants Chris Cagle, a former Wost Point star. The Notre Dame All-Stars had in their line-up the fabous "Four Horsemen of 1999."

The proceeds from the sale of

Stribling Boats Griffiths, Chicago, Dec. 12-Young Stribl. ing, the heavyweight pride of Georgia, to-night won a decision in ten rounds over Tuffy, Griffiths. Stribling, whom many hail as a tickats were given to the uncinploy. future heavyweight champion, disment relief fund. It was announc posed of Griffiths with compared that 35,000 persons paid to wit-

tive casa,

The fighting for the most parts the contest.

was slow, with Stribling constant.

yon the offensive. At no timb was be in danger.

A later mossage to the United. HEART BEAT TO RING A Press, summarizing the two con- tests, states:—

"Chocolate knocked the chintipicu down in the first round for a count of eight, but Battalino im- proved from then on, and from the tonth round he had things all his own way. The decision was very populer.

The Stribling-Grimtha decision, on the other hand, was very un

BELL.

ELECTRIC CURRENT FROM THE BODY.

Wireless listeners are to hear st bell fudg by the electric current from fi man's heart.

Mr. Bryan H. C. Matthews will T. Lindars and C. H. M.popular. It was a slow and dis bring modern science right into the appointing bout, despite the fact hoines of the people when he broad- Andrew.

of his career.

Stribling tricity.".

J. Forbes and W. G. that trilling was 21 favouritatuts his talks on "Animal Ele

before it commenced.. Lorimer,

D. J. gave one of the poorest exhibitions His most startling experiment 10.5, H: G. Mills and

Griffiths, was at has been reserved for his third Gilmore. R. M. Chaloner and P. tacking all the time until the lectured During this broadcast S. Grant.

ninth, when he bocano slower, ap B. A. Campbell and R. patently thinking that he had the

fight. Young..

10.39

Diana.

10.30

Christmas Frolic.

10.40

"One Third.

As You Like It.

10.44

Race 4.

Shiny Pearl.

10:48

Kirribilli

t. York City.

Race 5.

Lady's Race (post entries.) 10.56

Face 5:

Carbine.

Mr. Selglar.

The Goods.

24.

Port Vale.

11.05"

Burnley Leids U Arsenal

(holdera)

Stoke .Liverpool

1. Manchester 0.

BRUTAL RUGBY IN FRANCE. FREE FIGHT ON PLAYING

11.12

Burton.

11.10

O. B. Maturin and J. B

FIELD,

Lányon.

. Bristol C.

11:20

A. Reid and T. A. Mar-

tine

Afiddlesbro Blackburn Exeter

D. J. Keogh and J. S.

Dykes,

The Army team selected for the Barnsley following alohe, is:

Decefiber and 27: Army H.K.0.0, (Club ground).

December 29 and 30: Army vá Royal Navy (Club ground).

January 3, 1831: Arny v. K... (King's Park),

Hong Kong Ladies: The follow ing will represent the Hong Hong Ladies' Hockey Club in their match. with B.M.S. Suffolk: G. E. Little

CY Branklin palang

All the matches will commence at

a.m. on each day. Major

Muiry

Qwan Hughes Borner and

Walince: E. R. Bal, N. Me Foryty Deviza Satell Neillie, E. M. Donelan, M. Smalley, R. V. Dowat-Durie (2/A.B.II.),

r. Cardiff,

v. Chálsea.

1. Queen's P.R.

v. Grimsby..

Huddersfield.

Aston Villa,

v. Manchester U

2. Birmingham,

e. Bradford C.

* Walsall,

v. Derby."

e. Brighton. "Blackpool,

Leicester Hull

1. Portsmouth; Falham -West Broin. r. Charlton, Notes

Lengud Eesunszalna

"

Two matches in the Third Divi-

L/Op F. Fry (R.A.B.C.), LA. J. and B. Laing.

Their team for the Y.M.CA. Hazlewood (RA.); Capt. R. Loch- will be E. Lammert; F Cousing sier (1/8.W.D.); Licut. A. Muzon sion (Southern) of the English and M. King; P. Carter, R. Webber (H.K.S. Bde. RA), Captain N.League were also completed with

and B. O'Hagan L. C. Bell, J. L. Thorp (Capt.) (ILQ Staff), Lieut. the following results:- Whyte, C. Ferguson, E. Blackburn, J. Waring (H.K.8. Bde. R.A.), Pte,

and M. Bishop...

I Salmon (R.A.M.C.), Bigum J. Bournemouth

(Continued on nez! Column.)

1 Williams (R, Signals).

Newport

2 Brentford

Norwich

11.00 "

11.04

11.29

The prevalence of brutal Rugby in France, is emphasised by reports: 11.24 in newspapers there of recent day's matches in the Côte d'Argont district. In sixtoon. matches in one group seventeen players were: sent off the fold by referees,” and evon then the officials were re proached for their inildness,

20 secca tough lo influenced the spectators that im promptu buxing

Juring ninicion Otoko bur found the playing pitches, while! players of a Bordeaux club and some of their opponents who met in the street on the evening follow- ing the match joined in a free fight. At Sainte-Foy A general 1 fight on the ground brought along

the gendarmery,

11.3,

11.36

|:11,40.

A. Sommerfelt and A. Piercy T Hatrop.

listeners will hear the beating of Mt. Matthews's own beart.

The United Press score "It is not the heart beat which Kavo Griftis five rounds, Stribl you hear yourself in the ordinary ing three, had two were evenway," he said, "but the electric Price and 3: The crowd boood Stribling through current of the heart, which is diler-

out Griffiths fought the greatest J. R. Hinton and O. H.battle of his career and buttoned

Stribling all the way?,,

A. Lénol and D. 8. Röbb.

GOVERNOR'S SHIELD

RESULTS.

The results to date of the second

ACL Bowker and R.round of the Governor's Shield K. Valentine, beach,

JC. Campbell and S. S. Porry,

J. Conithart and C. W. 11,4-0, E-filama, and OH

Hons.. 11:48 A. B. Raworth and C.

B. Johnson.. 11.89, J. R. Collins and V. R.

Gordon.

12.44-12.18.---Reserved. 12.59-Champiobatily Anal.

No folirballs till 12.50 p.m.

are c

H.K. Bark beat Furness Far East 1 un..

Lane Crawford's beat P.W.D. 4 and 3.

RAO,Gr best Nergers & Apil & Coderelladas, best Davis-Roy & Co. 5 and 3;

Education Dept, beat Caffadian Pacific.3 and 2.

In the first round of the G. BI, Young cup

Jardine, Matheson & Co. beat Chartered Bank 8 points to 4.

Dodwell & Co. beat A.P.C.

ent. That electric current of the w licart will go over relay systém, and will cause a bell to zing, in front of the microphone.""

FANLING HUNT

STEEPLECHAŠE RACES

SUNDAY, 21ST DECEMBER

STX RACES.

FIEST RACEÆTU

Special Train leaves Kowloon 1.05 P.M Returns from Fanling to Hong Kong

NO 541 P.M. First Clada frail, fars 82.00 includes

admision fo Course,