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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE WAH YAN SPORTS TWO BASEBALL Form For To-Morrow's Races

SOCCER FIELD

Rifles Put Ireland On The

Local Football Map

BY ROY MURRAY.)

IRELAND'S YEAR Twilight is fast falling on foot- }

ball after a very interesting sea- son, with Rifles reaping a plentiful harvest out of the season's crop of trophies. 'Not content with the Senior League Championship Rifles put, Ireland's name on the ll of honour in local football by chary off the

GOVERNOR'S CUP STRUGGLE The galaxy of representative and competitive games throughout the astonishing—and still season is

With that end of the they come. senson staleness much in evidence at this stage, a lot of the previous glamorour attached to these re- presentative matches has dwindled. and Sunday's Governor's Cup Final

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Second Annual Meeting

The second annual athletic meet- ing of Wah Yan College was held Club Football the Kowloon ground yesterday, the results be ing:-

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CASUALTIES

Fractured Fingers And (Novice Jockeys)

Wrenched Knee

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SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY

Charities Benefit

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The Hon. Secretary of the Rugby Section, Hong Kong Football Club, has asked us, to state that the net receipts for the Seven-A-Side rug- ger tournament amounted to $495. (Poy), Llanarmon and arid this amount was divided into | Llangollen. I have no news re-three shares and forwarded to garding Aztec and am doubtful if Civilian, Naval and Milltary char- this Dunbar candidate will go toties respectivaly. the post.

The non-winning sub' race

Gypsy Love Fancied over one mile I will stick to Gypsy Love in the should give Täbby Cat (Choy Wing | Canterbury Park Handicap for "A" Chiu) his first win of the season.

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Australian Ponies of this This dun is in very good condition sensor. Lancashire Chips (Black) and should be able to account for and. Home Brew (Proulx) are New York, Apr. 28.1

the rest of the Geld. Declasse alightly better than the balance of There were two serious casual-Poy) and Air Mall (S. L Yuen) the field, which will probably con- 800 Metres, Sentor:-1. Yung Hiatles in Big League ball to-day, should All the remaining places. sist, of Courting Eve (Ralph), Dick Wing; 2, Tang Tai Chin. (2 min.

Pitcher French of Cincinnati frac-China Clipper and National An- Turpin turing three Angers and Travis of them seem to have gone on form 20 secs.).

300 Metres, Junior:-1, Lee Hung Washington, wrenching hig

and do not appear as good as a week ago. Leung: 2. Leung Ping Sun, 12 min.badly in sliding to a base. 28 secs)..

For the first leg of the Dally Double; the High West Handleap For the second leg of the Dally for "B" Class China Ponles, should Double, which is only about five be about the best race of the day. } furlongs for "D" Class ponies, First The probable

are: Section, I am rather impressed acceptances Dawn Star (Ip Kui Ying), Harvest with Zero. This sprinter was not View (P. P. Botelho), King's Justice | quite ready but with 'one week's

800 Metres, Wah Tak Commercial College:-1, Lam Kwok Yiu; 2. Chow, Chun Man. (2 min. 33 secs), Sack Race:I, Cheung Yan Kau; 2, LI Ying Chun.

knee

It was when New York Yankees were beating the Senators six to one that Travis was hurt. He was carried off the Reid and taken to.

Yanks hospital. Washington's пve.

Detroit scored an 11 to five vic-

hit seven to

(H. C. PIR), King's Lead. (3., C. International

Charity Cup for the first time, no

between HK.FA, and H.K.C.AAF.

200 Metres, Midgets:-1, Philip Chung: 3. Wong Hing Cheung may produce a leg weary atmos- | 128.9/10 secs.).

200 Metres, Senlor:-1. Wong Yin phere. The Chinese teams have

200 Metres, Junfor:-1. Lau Kam

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other Irish Regiment having pre-experienced a very lean season, Kwong: 2. Ko Yick Pang (25.9/10 viously participated in the com- petition. The berole manner in which they subdued the tor- midiable English XI. was awe Inspiring and stands out as one of the season's most memorable per- formances. The military side have certainly raised the stock of Irish football in China during their brief sojourn.

tory over St. Louis, in the American League, hitting 15 safeties to the Browns' 11. Walker hit a homer for the Tigers.

Averill's home run was not need-

ed to give Cleveland a victory over

timer on 12 hits to Chicago's two on five

Lang). New Star (T. T. Fung).

Rose Queert (Proulx), Badko (Tang

So far as the Civilian charities were concerned. the Hong Kong Benevolent Society and the Society for the Protection of Children each received a donation of $82.50.

extension in which to pick up only 140 lbs. to carry. Tiny Star

form, she should be about ready (Ip Kul Ying), Monoplane (8. C. for awin. Laughing Buddha, į Llang), Sylvandale (Ralph), Flyby- Diogenes, Laughing Girl, Valorous night (Bowden), Gordito (Choy and Racing Boy are all capable of Wing Chiu) and Centre-forward excep-winning especially if they get off j' will all" be facing the starter.

well at the gate, so punters should seriously consider the draw for position before making their bets.

China "A's" Senior Shield triumph | secs.)." being their most notable" per- formance. However they can still Nam: 2. Lam Kwok Leung. (25.4/5 Chicago. The Indians scored seven practically every pony having a land the Governor's and Rotewell secs.> Cups to accompany the Shield, and I am

fancy their chances of success in Sunday's 2in.),

મ only after game. but

200 Metres, Wah Yan College, the struggle with

Association | Hong Kông: 1. Tong Chau Hung eleven.

2, Ho Tal Fan.

Inclined to

stern

SEAFORTHS' METEORIC RISE

· POINTS TO SPARE

The position of Seaforths on the Giving League points to Rides

somewhat settled League table is now is like "bringing coal to New-

worthy of note. Since they took castic" as they have more, than

over E. Lanes' unconvincing posl- the required quantity. This does

tlon In January they have added net mean, however, that their enthe maximum points to their total. counter with South China "B" "at Sookunpoo on Saturday will be of a farcical nature. On the contrary we can look forward to a thrilling tusale. as the Chinese team's am- bition Is to occupy second or third place on the league chart. The previous meetings of these two teams have left me with the Im- pression that the military side are always two goals the better com- bination.

CHINA "A"~~SEAFORTHS THRILLER

Shot Put, Open:-1, Cheung Chi Tung: 2, Leung Chik Chiu. (34ft.

100 Metres. Sentor;-1. Wong Yin Kwong: 2, Ko Yick Pang. (12.1,5

secs.).

180 Metres, Junior-1, Lau Kam Nam; 2, Tai Tack Fal. (12) secs.),

100 Metres. Midget:-1- Wong Hlag Cheung: 2. Philip Chung. (31.4/5 sec.),

until now they, bid, fair to challenge 200 Metres, Wah Tak Commer- South China, the one time pro-cial College:-1, Cheung Kwok Ho! spective champions, for the run, Leung Ping Woon. (271/10 secs.) ners-up prize. In view of thell

High Jump, Sentor:-1. Leung brilliant 1937 debut local foot-

Wat Hung; 2, Cheung Yuet Shing ball, it is unfortunate that they

(5rt. 1ilm.). lose quite a few of their best play- ers this year.

However the rise of the Seaforths from the middle of

Three-Legged Race, Midget:-1, Kwok Hung and Lau Kam

Ting Ta

NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn took the Giants' mea sure. hitting nine times to score three and holding the Giants to a trio of hits, which gave them two runs, New York had two and Dodgers one error.

Philadelphia whipped Boston, seven to four, with 15 hits to nine. J. Moore homered for the Phillies.

In spite of losing French, whose pitching held Chicago's batters well, Cincinnati won handily, scor-

tried to stop a hard line drive and ing ten runs on 14 hits French

fractured three Angers of his pitching hand. He will be disabled at least six weeks. The Cubs scored three times on 11 hits.

Wet grounds stopped the Philadelphia-Boston meeting and

the table to so near the top in / Kwong: 2. Wong Kin Tung and in the American League rain pre-

so short a period is an achieve- ment in itself and must not go unnoticed in the season's praises,

CALCULATING WING HALF

Shot Put, Wah Tak Commercial College:-- Chan Yung Fook: 2 Cheung Kwok Hol. (37ft: Sin.).

400 Metres, Junior:-1, Lee Hung Wäre McGonigal, Rifles right | Leung; 2, Trang Wing Shuen.

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tant spectacular aspect to his play. 400 Metres. Senior: Chan PLANS FOR

Kwok Chue; 2. Yung Hin Wing. (58 min.).

Potato Race, Midget:-1, Philip Chung: 2. Wong Hing Cheung.

Three-Legged Race, Juntor:-1, Yuen Ting Kwong: 2, Bau Kam Nam.

Now that the League has been lost and won, South China "A's" | half to introduce that all impor-min. 3.1/5 secs.). sole interest in the competition is confined to the runners-up post- tlon. They clash with Seaforths. another contender for the second place berth, at Caroline Hill on Saturday, This game promises. to be the tit-bit of the week-end card. as both teams will be fighting with something in view. The result is a toss-up. Lee Wal-tong, the Chin- ese star. is a doubtful starter, as is Lee Tin-sang, in view of the forthcoming Koteweli Cup game. The result is very uncertain and after a close game I think the Chinese will claim the odd goal and thereby enchance their pro- spects of a runners-up medal.

CLUB SINGLES

CHAMPIONSHIP

A. L. Sullivan beat M. Pagh' in the Final of the Club Singles Champlonship by the scores of 0-3, 6-2, 2-0. 8-2. Sullivan played a very fine game indeed. & main feature of his play being at the met when he scored several aces. Pagh played very well in the third set to win, but in the next set Sullivan again played splendidly at the net and won the set and mätch giving Pagh no chance as all with his smashing.

he would have certainly caught the Selectors', eye this season.. If you watch McGonigal closely you will find, that, he is a past master of positional play who belleves in making the ball do, the work. As is often the case, good players of this type often go through a sea- son unnoticed and do not merit the praise they deserve. However, it took the shrewd eye of Manager Struth. Glasgow Rangers, to intro- duce Dave Meiklejohn to the foot- ball world, when half of the foot- ball scouts had failed to see ability m his cool. calculating half back play.

Home Soccer Results

ROYAL

TOURNAMENT

Obstacle Race, Scouts:-1, Lai suThe King And Queen

Wing; 2. Tsang Kam Hing. 3, Lee Hon Wing...

High Jump, Junior:-1, Yiu Ka: Man; 2. Leung Ping Pul. (4ft. Bin.),

Inter-House Relay Race, Senior Red House (2 min: 18 secs.),

Inter-House Relay. Race, Junior: White House. (2 min. 23.1/5 secs.). Inter-School Relay Race:-1, Central British School; 2, Diocesan Boys' School.

400 Metres, Wah Tak Commer- rial College:-1, Leung Ping Woon: 2. Yung Chun Pong. (1 min. 2

secs...

1,500 Metres:-1, Chan Kwok Chue: 2, Leung Man Hol. (5.2/5

min.).

Teachers' Race:-1 Mr. Chan Fook Hong: 2. Mr. Lee King Yin.

Censolation Race:-1, Mo Chung 2 Kal; 2. Tai Ming.

London, Apr. 28. The following were the princ ́nal results in English aud Scottish

league football played to-day.

Third Division (South)

Bristol C. 1 Swindon

Third Division (North) Hartlepools 5 N. Brighton

Scottish League Kilmarnock 1 Aberdeen Reuter.

Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

Meeting.Kowloon Chess Club at St. Andrew's Church Hall, 5.30 p.m. Tennis. Open Singles Final; H.

D. Rumjahn v. S. A. Rumjahn.or E.

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SUNDAY, MAY 20 Baseball.-Hong Kong League. Nippon Club v. H.K. Baseball Club

Caroline Hill), 10 a.m.

Football-Governor's Cup! Hong

Individual Champion: -- Senlor: Wong Yiu Kwong, Chan Kwok Chin: Junior: L1 Hung Leung, Runner-up Lau Kum Nam."

Champion House Sen,: Green; Jun. Green.

Mr. Ko Fook Son, chairman of the Old Boys' Association presented the prizes. He congratulated the winners.

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TENNIS

SURPRISES

c. Mincher: (Stand Court), 4.30 p.m.Kong FA HIK Chinese. FA. Hardcourt

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Bowls.Division T;. C.0.0.

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(Kowloon F.C. ground), 4.15 p.m. Division II: R.U.R. V. Chinese Ath letic A. (Chatham Road), 3.15 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 3 Boxing--Final Individual Army Championship (Murray Barracks), 8 p.m....

KO.C, Recreio v. CSC.C., K.B.G.C. V H.K.F.C.. K.D.R.C. V. P.R.C.: Division II: K.C.C. V. C.C.C., HKEC. H.,G,C., Recreto :-V. F.R.C., T.R.C. vi R.C.; Division III: C.8.C.C. v. KFC., Yacht Club. v. O.C.C H.KE.R.C. K.T.R.C., HK.F.C. v. Recreio.

Football.-Division I; S. China 4.30 p.m. "A" y. Beaforths (Caroline Hill),

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4.45 p.m.; Club. v. Fuslilers, (Club),

4.45 p.m.; RUR. v. 6. China “B”

TUESDAY, MAY 4 Tennis.-Open Doubles Final; E. C. Fincher and W, C. Hung v. S. A and H. D. Rumjahn (stand court),

Championship

At Opening

BATTERY HORSES'

"ATHLETICS"

Members of the Royal Family are taking great interest in this year's Royal Tournament at Olympia, Kensington. W. The King and Queen will attend on the opening day, May 27.

The Royal Box on June 7 will be occupied by Queen Mary and the Princess Royal. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and the Duke of Connaught will be other Royal visitors.

Already the booking is heavy The Dominions will be well repre sented by Coronation visitors, and the Royal Box will on certain days be reserved for Indian Princes:

Horsemanship will form a large part of the programme, contri- butors to which will be the 16th/5th Lancers; "K" Battery. Royal Horse Artillery," from St. John's Wood; "C" Battery, R.H.A., from Mon- mouthshire, and individual jump- ing competitions from mounted units for the King George V. and Edward Prince of Wales Cups.

LANCERS' RIDE

The Lancers, who are at Houn- slow preparing for service in India, will be represented by a ride of 32 men, who will do some intricate movements and combine, the cere monial ride with figure forming.

The Battery from Newport will

Results give a variation from gun work by

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showing what battery horses can do as jumpers, vaulters, and trick- sters.

Bournemouth, Apr. 28. There were no surprises in the

The Individual competitors for British Hardcourt Tennis Cham- 'the Royal Cups and the team jump- plonship which were..continued ing for other ranks will draw en- here to-day.

tries from all parts of the pountry. Chares E. Hare, British Davis Cup It is probable that the Army riders nomince beat Donald MacPhailand horeca successful in winning the Scottish champion in straight | the world jumping championship sets of- 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, and as a result in New York will be among the entered the semi-finals. There he competitors. meets H. D..N, Lee, who to-day de-

(Bookunpoo), 3.16 p.m. Division II, CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP feated C. M. Jones, the Kent coun-

Results of the Colony's Chess Chambpionship matches played this week were as follow:--

Club . Seaforths (Caroline HDD), 3.15 p.m. Division III: Kwong Wah v. RA.O.C. (Chatham Road), 3.15 p.m.; Liga P. v. R.A.M.C. (Chatham Road), 445 p.m.; B.R. v. Seaforths Rush beat Poster and Elliott, (Club), 3.15 p.m. RA.8.0 V.

Brukoff beat Field, Barnett beat Kumaon R, (King's Park) 4.45 p.m.Elliott and Field Fitzgerald, had Racing-H.K. Jockey Club's 4th a, walk-over from Field, Carvalho Extra Race meeting, Happy Valley, beat Barnett and Biriukoff, Elliott 2. p.m

beat Biriukom.

ty champion also in three sets 6-3, 6-3, 0-2.

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NEW MOTOR RECORD H. W. Austin and C. R. D. Tuckey

1714 won the other quarter-final ties.

Monthery, April 28, Austin beat R, J. Ritchie..8-0, 6-1, Captain Eyeston has beaten the 6-2,and, Tucker ousted R. Etwelve hour mortering... record; Mulliken 0-2, 6-3, 10-8.....

Man Wa), Thunder Bay (S. L. Yuen), Tyne (Black) and Soidler of Honour. This is an tionally evenly balanced field with

definite chance to win. New Star is just as it as when he ran away, from the same feld at the last meeting, but the weight (168. ibs.) may prove too burdensome.. Dawn Star and King's Lead are two ponies worth following. « Soldier of Honour is still being whispered as the best outsider but I have no in- formation regarding the condition or training performances of this big bay,

or trad

The last race of the day is a spiriat event "for. "D" Class pontes, second section, and although Commencement Hay.

Emergency, Call (H. C. Pin) "has Commencement Bay should ac- been freely whispered as the pro- count for the Mount Davis Handi-bable winner, Helephant, Corona- cap for "C" Class China Fontes, tion Day or Araxy may easily upset second. section. Ythan, (P. :P. here. Copper Idol is also well fan- Botelho) and Rose Evelyn (Proulx)cled in some quarters and the con- should pick up some stakes money. here... A

very good outsider is Night View (Y. T. Fung), as this animal finished very well during last Wednesday's gallop and has

HIR

Adence is not misplaced as this pony "will definitely bave a say in the finish.

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My final selections will appear in to-morrow morning's issue.

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BUT H.B'S ALL RIGHT!

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Obtainable Everywhere

covering 1912.487 allometres at an BREWED AND BOTTLED BY HONGKONG BREWERY & DISTILLERY, LIMITED

Thus all, four semi-finalists are average speed of -159.372 kilometres British Davis Cup players- per hour.- Reuter.

Bleuter.

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