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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. -DAULA WINS IN 35 MINUTES CENTRAL BRITISH

SCHOOL SPORTS

ALL-IN WRESTLING' MATCH ENDS IN

GENERAL UPROAR

LOSER CARRIED FROM THE RING!

Those who attended the American wrestling match between "Tiger" Daula and Joe Cross, staged at the Kowloon Football Club yesterday afternoon, must have come away with a disgusted opinion of this kind of fighting.

Cautions Opening.

**RED” HOUSE WINS

CHAMPIONSHIP

The annual athletic sports of the Central British School took place on Saturday afternoon on the school grounds at King's Park, Kowloon. Keen competition be tween the various "houses," and exciting finishes were features of the afternoons' sport. 2

The two men opened cautiously, Daula showing very clever foot

The final results showed a very work and agility for his tremen-keen tussle for the inter-house cham- dous size. Gross surprised ́hia

pionship, which was won by the opponent from the start with his "Red" house with 193 points, fol- albow punches which he used as a lowed closely by the blue house, Misunderstanding led to frayed means of obtaining a breakaway with 183 points. ." Chocolate tempera and the bout developed into These somewhat troubled Daula who was third with 169 points. one of the most brutal exhibitions in spite of his 161 bouts in the yet permitted to the public here.

U.S.A., esemed to be at a loss for J. Sharpham easily won the in- Inexperience placed the referee, defence. Cross then demonstrat-dividual championship and was Professor Mauricio, in a very helped the horrible thumbhold, which mainly responsible for victory re-. less position, and time and again as an opening, introduction, to gistered by the "red" house, The the fighters ignored his appeals and American wrestling did not come Phillips brothers were next best for even went as far as to push the re- as an agrecable one. Daula, re- the "Blue" house.

taliated with an even more sicken- feree away in contempt!

ing toe-hold which held Cross in an absolute state of agony for a minute or two.

Excitement reached its peak when the audience broke lose and aur rounded the ring seats and were only got away after considerable. difficulty,

With a two hour limit, the fight came to an abrupt end after 85 minutes when Daula, in a flying tackle, floored the somewhat groggy Joe Cross, and pummelling him into a state of helplessness, pinned both shoulders for the required verdict. Daula furious with anger, pushed his assailant aside, and with a final kick of contempt retreated to his corner.

The Preliminary Bouts.

Daula continued to be worried by the "punches" and was evidently som at heart. Cross in boxing manner warded off his opponent with a face clip. Daula was furious and in reply plainly slapped Cross in the face, which evoked a fruitless appeal!

Closing in. Daula suddenly" grip. ped his man in a deadly lock, leav- ing Cross, at his mercy until brain-wave occured to Cross and he deliberately, stamped on the Indian's bars foot! Baula let out a bowl of pain and released his man, Furious, Daula rushed his man right of the mat, and then followed

At the conclusion of the sports the headmaster, Mr. G. Franklin Nightingale in a short address thanked all those who had helped to make the afternoon such a suc Mr. T. E. Rowell cess, especially the sports master,

Mrs. D. M. Richards, presented the prizes to the successful compati- tors.

The following are the results. Boys' 100 yards-Senior J. Sharpham, H. Gabruiler, Maycock Middle Maycock, P. Kelly, K Baxer. Junior-A. Mitchell, N. Maycock, N. Booker.

Girls' 100 artis-D. Raven, P Hamblin, V. Bishop. Middla-R Jordan, H. Weir, M. Witt. Junior -F. Gabruller, P. Baxter, I. Gray.

Boys' 100 yards handicap-Senior

a free fight, the referee being help. Millington, O. Bitzer, H.

Bull Butting.

Three very interesting, prelimin ary bouts of Indian wrestling pre-less to govern the two men, caded the main bout, and these proved to be both enjoyable and. delightful to watch. The clean tackling and sportsmanship shown between the competitors won the appreciation of the audience.

The first bout, between W. Singh (165 lbs) and F. Singh (188 lbs) started off with a friendly hands shake! Crouching for a tackle the two men closed in and grappling at each other, F. Singh lifted his man high in the air and carelessly dumped him on the mat, following up with a body hold. W. Singh however, cleverly wriggled free and tackled his oponent in a business like manner. After struggling for some time, F. Singh succeeded in the side of the mat for a breather but on being ordered come back and kept Daula at bay

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Hamer. Middle-E. Rogers, Hosegood, D. Sadler Junior-D. Gray, R. Hall, H. Phillips... Then followed a display of free Girls 100 yards handicap-Benior for all fighting Ear pulling, hair. Reiton, J. Bryson, J. Barden. pulling, kicking, punching, biting, Middle--C. Bone, J. Lakeman, M. ear twisting, and ball butting. The Robinson. Junior A. Dedear, BA latter tactics employed by Daula Houghton, L. Kehr.

Boys 220 yards-Senior-J. finally proved the undoing of Crosa, who was completely winded. He Sharpham, L. Phillips, R. Phillips. repeated outside of the ropes and Middle J, Maycock, K. Baxter, W. on being ordered back by the re Pryde Junior R. Maycock, A. force, Daula closed in and cleverly Mitchell, N. Booker. threw Cross över his shoulder back | Catch-the-train race-Boys-R. into the ring! Daula then threw Maycock, A. Keown, B. Wilson. Cross time and again, and the lat Girls-P. Baxter, E. Laihovetsky. ter was evidently very groggy from Boys 440 yards-L. Phillips, B. his numerous falls Cross retreat Phillips. H. Gabruiler, Middle-T.

Mayock, K. Baxter, P. Hart.

High Jump-Senior-R. Phillips, quired three point touch on the

Middle Mayhew, P. Kelley, K. mat, and was awarded the verdict.

In one of the many grapples, Cross Barter and R. Proven. Girls -I. Then followed the humorous part very cleverly held Daula in Packe, J. Baxter, P. Hamblin W. Singh, naked, save for a pair stomach scissor grip and this wind Middle-M. Robinson, E. Packe, J. of triangles, danced on, one footed the great Hindu somewhat. Booker. with arms outstretched and raised Cross then seemed to have the up-Long Jump-Boys-Senior-E. a triumphant war-cry of victory, pár hand and operated a series of Phillips, H. Gabruíler, W. May He leaped off the stage and danced tostwists and leg breaking theories cock Middle-T., Maycock, P. sway on one foot to his comrades which must have put Deula to some Kelley, C. Morrison, who cheered him as a hero. This discomfort! amused the audience more than the bout.

pinning his man down to the rente action made a supreme Gabruiler, J. Sharpham.

Clean Sport.

Then followed

somewhat

Throwing the cricket ball-Senior -B. Phillips, J. Sharpham, D. humorous but rather cruel display Blake Middle T, Maycock, K. of kicking, Daula infuriated by Baxter, Trowt

One Mile-Boys Senior R Cross's punches and toe stamping, caught his opasant in an arm twist Phillips, L. Phillips, A. Mackenzie. The next two fights were fought and proceeded to lead him around Half Mile-Middle T Maycock, to a draw. The same clean wresti- the ring by a series of buttock G. Arnold, P. Hart ing was predominent in both bouts.kicks! Uross appealed in vain, and 60 yards Boys R. Maycock, A. In the final bout, W. Singh, again Daula rushed his man and three Mitchell, G. Knight, Girls--Senior appeared against a taller opponent, him heavily. Cross began to ran. Bishop, D, Raven, J. Holland. but could do nothing against the around the ring in retreat, fecing Witt: Junior-A. Weir, F. Middle R. Jordan, J. Humphrey, latter's better reach. However, he from Daula's deadly head on butts repeated his victory dance at the to the solar plexus conclusion of the match in a sort |of "You can't beat me "* fashion, much to the disgust of the other wrestler who waved a defiant fist in reply!'

Challenges.

Gabruiler, P. Baxter.

In a final attack Daula clinched Phillips, Sharphan, O. Bitzer Back Dace Boya-Senior-L. his man and threw him heavily and Middle T Maycock, W. Fryde, J. succeeded in pinning Crose to the Mayhew, Junior A Mitchell, F ground for the required three point Rogers, J. Thompson. Girls-Senior touch

D. Raven, 1. Lambert, D. Tollan Daula was then awarded the Middle-M Booker, M Lakeman, Laverdict #02 m.

* Weir, Junior-F. Gabruilor," H. At the announcement of the big Cross 1sy dead-like on the mat Taylor, I. Gray event, two challenges were made and was obviously in a bad way. A Girls 100 yards skipping-Senior to fight the winner. These were doctor was summoned, and the amD. Baven, V. Bishop, P. Hem from Jos (Duke) Zibescho, 240 Iba bulance sent for! Cross could not blin Middle-B. Jordan, P. Elkins, E. Packe. Junior--P. Baxter - F. and Tor Johnson, 280 lbs. The lat-be brought round and the, crowds tor who is a Swedish champion rushed tas ringside to get a belter Gabrailer, Martin standa 6 feet 5 inches and was took. Zabescha then came to the trainer to the Swedish Olympic assistance and curled Cross into team at Los Angelen last year: the dressing room, to close the final These two challenges were readily act nocepted.

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