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KING'S

THEATRE

COMMENCING

SATURDAY, 15TH

DAILY

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932.

Sports News

MACAO RACES

ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS

FOR SUNDAY

The following are the weights and entries for the Macno races on Sunday:

CRICKET TRIAL

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY

The following sides will play on the Club ground at 2 p.m. on Satur- day

P

MAURICE TATE FOR AUSTRALIA

A REVOLUTION, IN- GOLF

"FANLING GOLF

BOGEY POOL RESULTS

NOW CONSIDERED FIT

(THROUGH LEUTRA'S AGENOY.]

LONDON, Oct. 11. MAURICE --TATE, Sussex and

England fast-medium bowler, A. W. Hayward's Side.-A. W. Hayward (Capt.), A. C. Beck, E. has now been declared recovered from his recent breakdown. The R. Duckitt, G. E. R, Divett, A. Mackenzin, G. S. Dunkley, J.

Committee of the M.C.O. have ap- Whitham, P. W. J. Planner, P. E. Proved Tate's request to be per- Baskett, C. E. Gabagan, A. H.mitted to join the M.C.O side in Harbord, W. Stoker, II. D. Stil Australia, and he will be leaving

by the rat available boat.

liard.

Poitalho Handicap, Six Furlongs. Allwell (143). Common (140), Dashaway (140), Drian (140), Guiding Star (148), Prestwick (143), Tion Feng Shan (48), Venturous (100), Whitehall (143).

Kuling Handicap, Six Furlongs, E. -J. R. Mitchell's Šide.--E. J. Arinius (148), Banjolina (130), | R. Mitchell (Capt.), A.. Reid, A. P.; Espy (150), Estrellita (148), Fightfall Thompson, O, E. C. Marton, ing Blood (109), Gallant Fox (150), J. Smith, J. E. Potter, H. J. D. Genghis Khan (143), Jingo (144), Love, L. D. Kilbee, A. D. Lawson, Kanpaz (14), Now King (150), Pure J. R. Way, &. A. II. Duneau, L. A. Music (148), Sunbeau (144) Tai Whipps, R. R. Davies.

AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M. Ping Yang (140), Valeta ́ (150),

The Greatest

and

Most Amazing

Spectacle

Filmed

in Jungled:

Astounding!

Civilisation's Weird- at Sights And Most Amazing Escapades In An Empire of Thrilla

MR. & MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON

CONGORILLA

THE ONLY TALKING PICTURE ENTRÉELY MADE IN

·APRICA TI

IT'S DIFFERENTI

See it!

FOX

Not a Single

Hollywood-Staged

Thrill in this

Picture.

IT'S

Valley Hall (134). Whoopee (146).

(UnofEcial) Machine Gun Troops Handicap, Five Furlongs, Cupid (18), Demurrer (150), In- shallah (150), Mountain Hat (100), Red Leaves (139), Rooslan (163), Social Mark (153), Sunflowor (100), The Partridge (17%), White Stars (160).

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WOMEN'S CRICKET

TEAM

It will be recalled that. Tate broke down on the eve of the de

Partuto of the M.C.C. dam. He made a partial recovery and was to have joined his colleagues at Toulon when a further breaklown occurred and it was thought that he would be unable to go. His pre- sence with the side is rendered the more necessary in consequecné of the inability of It. W.-V. Robins to make the trip.

BOGEY TO BE ABOLISHED BY PRINCE'S

A RESULT OF GAME'S IMPROVEMENT

London, Oct. 4-The famous Prince's golf course at Sandwich, where the last British Open Cham pionship wha played, has decided to abolish the logey score of 70 and to change over to par with the score of 72. The bogey score has existed since the club was opened, izi 3900,

A Draatio Changb.

In future, the cards will give the par score and the following will show how drastic is the change

Holes. fd. Bogey. Par.

Old Now

3

1

392

3.

4

0

400

5

4

3

134

3

3

300

4

3

217

391

-133

D

409

5

INVITED TO AUSTRALIA

APPROVAL GIVEN BY BOTH SEXES

The Secretary of the M.C.C., an nouncing the verdict of the special- ist, said that Tate will leave England on Thursday joining the English team at Melbourne

10

-390

11

408

12

450

5

13

411

14

902

*

13

334

16

410

17

310

15.

460

HOCKEY

Total 6,800

70

72

London, Oct. 5-English women cricketers have become especially

:

www.

Sir Mallaby Deeloy, the proprie

time that "begey" disappeared from British goll. When it waB invented the ball could not travel sont distance and the white game to within eighty yards of its pre- has improved.

Peking Handicap, One Milo. Ajax (140), Alexandṛa Hall (149), Champagne Bay (105), Deveron (153), Empress Hall (140), Gold keen, and they are practising with, OLUB TEAM FOR TOMORROW tor of the course, declares it is high ling (140), King's Parade (140), į increased onthusiasm and method Punch (143), Royal Flush (140), because the All-England Women's Snappy Eve (140), Wakefield (140), Cricket Council has just received Wembly Stag (143), Workable Stag an invitation from the Now South (130),

Wales Woman's Cricket Associa- ! tion to visit Australia in 1834 and cuntend for the women's equivalent of the Ashes. If this tour proves auccess, an Australian girls team will bo invited to visit England in 1930.

Macao St Leger, One and Thres

Quarter Hues.

Ajax (160), Deveron (150), Flying Tourist (165), Navy Hall (156), Punch (100), White Jade Stag (160), Wild Life (100), Workable Stag (160).

Nanking Handicap, Once Round, African Eve (166), Buchanan (145), Cabinet Hall (153), Cebu (143), Christmas Belle (145), Christ mas Joy (150), Golden Arrow (150), Just Imagine (133), Misamis (140), Powerful King (135), Pure Music (143), San Francisco (143), Taj Ping Yang (140), The Gadwall (153), The Rainstorm (155). The Shoveller (145).

Loung Kwong Handicap, Once Bound.

Allwell (143), Arminius (153), Blue Plane (147), Common (140), Dash Away (140), Drian (10), Genghis Khan (148), Jingo (148), Lightship (148), New King (156), Prestwick (143), Pure Music (150), Tai. Ping Yang (140), Tien Feng Shan (148), Venturous (100).

K.C.C. BOWLS

MCTAVISH WINS

CHAMPIONSHIP

The final of the lawn bowls cham- pionship of the Kowloon Cricket Olub was won by H. M. McTavish, who beat A. Hyda Lay.

Both finalista drew byes in the first round and were only required to play four matches altogether.

MeTavish beat AiJ. Kow, J, Gib- son and P. T. Farrell to reach the final, while Hyde Lay eliminated

Charles Mucartney, the Austra.

lian Teat player, describes the idos

as a fine one, and it is supported by many other Australian cricket- ers. An official of Australia House in London declared that they were doing their best to make the tour Lossiblo

ari Financial Troubles.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" Team against the South Wales Borderers at 6.15 p.m. to-morrow at King's Park:-Moses, Lowe. Henry, Rees, Dale, Jones, Fox, Carrod, Meln tyre, Wade, Davies.

£2,000,000 NEW

SPORT FOR BRITAIN

HI-L," FASTEST GAME IN

THE WORLD

The fastest bail game in the world, ja-alai (pronounced Hi-li), 1 would go to Australia like a or pelota, as it is called in Spain, shot, if my expenses could be guaris about to be introduced to Great

Baid anteed,"

Misa Marjorie Britain. Pollard, a famous English bats. Plans have been made to build veman. She was speaking at the the first fronton (or stadium) in pavilion of the Worcester County London. This will cost £260,000, Cricket Club, on whose ground she and it is the intention of the was playing for an England XI | syndicale-well-known and wealthy against a Scottish XI. "It is man-to erect five more in Man- necessary, however, that the money chester, Liverpool, Glasgow, Bir question should be settled entlefacmingham, and either Brighton or torily, or I cannot so a sufficiently Cardiff. representative toam being got together.

so many Like unateurs, women cannot spare the time to make such an · extendéd

When the scheme is in full opera- mention at least £2,000,000 will have been spent, and work found for some 600 men and women, and journey. Perhaps by 1834 someone about 200 skilled players. Arrange- will come forward and offer to

ments were concluded to bring shoulder the financial burden."

over fifty Hi-li; players from Another enthusiastle supporter of the scheme was Mrs. E. King-Tur- Spain, Mexico, Cuba, and China. There are no polota players in nor who, has bean playing, as the enly woman member, for eleven Britain, and it takes years for the Folkestone Rambler, "I would toost certainly go to Spaniard ten or more years to be Australia, if lovited," she said, come proficient.

No Pits Players,

England is a member of Prince's, Almost every famous goller in there will be a startling revision of handicaps. Henceforth, thera will be no plus golfers at Princo's. Such players as Rex Hirtley and Torrance, who are plus 3 or 4; will become scratch. The hutte afteens will go back to twenties. ~

It is clear that the lead taken by Prince's will provide some heated Controversies in British golfing circles.

The following were the results in the Bogey Pool, played over the holiday week-end on the Old Course, Fanling:

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LOCAL BROAD- CASTING

COMMITTEE'S REPORT FOR

SEPTEMBER

The monthly report for Septem- ber, issued by the Hong Kong

Winner: A., P. Hall-Thompson Broadcasting Committee, states:--| Actual hours of transmission total- (a) 3 up.

led 255.75 of which 163.25 ware de- voted to European programmes and 102.50 to Chinese programines, as follows:

Runner-up: D. S. Robb (8) 1 up and E. Lewis (13) 1 ̧ñp tie.

There were to entries.

20TH BATTERY BEATEN

2. GOALS TO 1

EVEN GAME AT KING'S PARK

On the Naval ground at King's Park yesterday, II.M.S. Veterans boat the 20th Battery by 2 goals to I in an evenly contested game. All the scoring was done in the first half, when the Veterans, by reason. of concerted play established a one- goal lead which they held through- out the rest of the game. The second half provided a ding-dong tussle with the honours resulting about avon, and neither team able to break through the opposing dofance. The goals warto scored from the sticks of Rimmer and Ross.

A SPORTING PEER'S NEW

VENTURE

LORD LONSDALE JOINS DIRECTORATE OF THE ARSENAL F. C.

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Euro- Chi- pean: nose.

Morning transmissions including commercial nows & chural relaye 531 Evening transmissions...100.

61

153) 102

Monthly percentages: European 60.03; Chinese 40.07.

During the month the following, items were broadcast:-

1

Dance programmes European studio boncerts 11 Chinose studio concerts... 5 ....... 37 European relays Chinese relays European léctures.......... Chiness lecturca ....................... Chinese children's pro- grammes ..................... New licencos issued during Sep- tomber,42.

HOCKEY: THE MAMAK TOURNAMENT

R.A.S.C. r. PARTHIAN,

This game was played yestor day afternoon on the Navy ground, Happy Valley,

The malf time score was 2-0 in favour of the E.A.S.C., the goal. scorers being Eve and Tipple.

The full-time result was 4-1., In London, Oct. 8.-Lord Lonsdale, the second half the scorers were one of the most outstanding per- Eve and Lazenby for the R.A.S.O., sonalities in English sport, has and McRae for the Parthian. The become a director of the Arsenal E.AS.C. had most of the game, F. C. Throughout his life, Lord their forward line showing much ira- Lonsdale has always taken the provement in combination and pasa- keenest interest in every branch of ing. McRae played a sterling game sport but to the public be is known at centre forward for the Parthian. chiefly for his prominent position Jockey Club-and in boxing circles, month of the French mail liner on the Turf-he is a member of the With the arrival in Shanghai next. being President of the British Box-Angkor, all the mail steamers of ing Board of Control.

the Messageries Maritimes Cic. will

The election of Lord Loosdale | temporarily cease to call at Japan: brings the number of the Arsenal and will thake Shanghai their ter directorate to seven-Sir Samuel minal port of call in the Far East. Hillwood (Chairman), Mr. J. J. | The General Metzinger will be the Edwards (Vice Chairman), the Earl last of the French mail liners to of Westmorland, Sir Mathew Wil call at Japan until further notice. son, Mr. H. Langham Hood, Mr. The company's cargo vessels will. George F. Allison, and now Lord continue to visit Japanese ports Lonsdale.

according to businesa dématids." 14

ROYAL OBSERVATORY'S DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

OCTOBER 11, 1932,

BARDENTER

UZAT ON

AT STALEYELA

Inche

Wiidivostock... Nemuro... Hakeduto Tokio ...... Kochi -*-**** Negasaki Kagoshima

Oahinin

Naha... Ishigakijima

Bonin Island ........ Cheloo Shanghal Qutali Wenchow Foocho.......h Amoy Bwilow

Taiboko

even

A

Taichu

"I think sich & tour, if it could Hi-li is the national sport of e satisfactorily arranged, would Spain, and the Basque country, and be a splendid stimulus to won'

ricket in both countries." Mr. is also highly popular in cities such King Turner's husband said that as Shanghai, Havana, and Miami, his wife was se proficient as most There are three frontons in Havano, of the male members of the Folk stone Ramblers, which is a team and all are packed both in the after- of average strength. "She has

noon and evening... often made. 50 and 60 runs," he said. My wife is also a dover, slow-medium bowler, and

It was stated to me that there

has has never been a case of fronton

f Jack, A C. Burford and J. taken 700 wickets in the last eleven failing, and the profits, of course, Fraserie

years. I feel sure she would be

ori

Australian A great smDCEAS wickets,"

LOCAL CRICKET

QUEEN''S WIŃ BY

WICKETS

are very large. All the betting will: be conducted through totalisators. Each tournament will last about Plenty of Material." There is a wide field of choice in three hours, and those who have building upà touring team, since watched Hi-li will know that it is 03 girls schools, besides 71 clubs, possible to bet on every one of the are affiliated to the

forty points scored by the teams. Women's First-class Cricket Association.

The main part of a fronton is the players include Miza Carol Valen-playing court. The spectators, sent. tine, sister of Mr. B. H. Valentine,ed on one side, face this, and are "vice-captain of Kent, who is a protected from injury by a wire Diocesan Boys' School was badly tricky bowler, and Miss Charteris, net. The game consists of keeping beaten by 0 wickets when they, play-of Berkhamsted, who is a really the ball in play by hurling it at [ed "Queen's College on their own graceful bat Another redoubtable the right-hand wall

bowler is Mrs. Ecott-Bowden, who ground yesterday,

took eiglit wickets for 30 runs in The home team batted first and a recent importout match.

Australia, too, has considerable talent, for there are seventy wo

AUTHENTIC! put up only 45 tans, Hulse being

The players wear on their right hand a contrivance known as a cesta. This is curved into i sort of semi-circle, and is nearly three feet in length.

A

Lop scorer collecting 18. Queen's men's clubs, in New South Wales "It is made of straw, and at the * College, anding, little difficulty for alone, with 1,000 players Women ond, where the ball is caught, is

getting the runs, passed their opdown under" play their cricket about four inches deep

hand. M. el Armulli, their captain, as the men

professional sport in Bhanghai for shops both in bowling and basting, Both the English and Australian some time and has been played for capturing 7 wickets for 18 runs, he governing bodies insist that skirts, many years by the large spanish went on to score 31-runs,

nos-trousers must be

community in Manila,

IT'S DIFFERENT agents, seors with nine wickets in with the name grim determination Jai Alai has been a popular

Tainan... Kohun

+

Pescadores Gap Rock ....... Hong. Keng

Macaod.......... Boihow.******* Pratan Island:. Pholien ...... Touran Cape St. James.. Basopi Aparti Tugrogatio Vighn Manila Legaspi Calbayog Tacloban Cobu

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VERSTRAN

October 12d 10h 16m-The anticyclone appears to be moving eastwarde towards 8. Japan; Fresh monsoon will continue along the Chins coast to the south of Fooshow, and over the northern China So. Hong Kong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch Total since January 1, 67.28 inches, against an average of 78.71 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON ON OCTOBER 18;

DISTRICT.

A-Shanghai to Turnabout....

B.Turnabout to Hong Kong O-Hong Kong to Cop Book,

D-Hong Kong to Hainan Sirait E-North Obina Bes;

FORECAST

N.E. wine

oderate:

N.E. Wind

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