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PING PONG,

CHINESE ATHLETIC WIN

CHAMPIONSHIP.

All matches of the Ping Pong ague have now been played off, the Chinese Athletic winning the Cham-

lonship with an unbeaten record.

The Chinese Y.M.C.A. are runner- p, having lost only once to the Len ne charapiormS,

The South China, not having played he last of their matches, have for olted the third place which now goes o the Hop Ying Club of Kowloon.

The positions in the League are as ollows:

P. W. L. D. Pis. Chinese Athletic ..10 10 0 0 20 Chinese Y.M.C.A,.,10 9 1 0 13 Top Ying Club..10 7 3 0.14 Iniversity...

10 G31 13 10 6 4 0 12

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YORKSHIRE'S NEW CAPTAIN.

SUTCLIFFE'S APPOINTMENT

CONTROVERSY.

CONTINUE AS PROFESSIONAL

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FAR EAST TRADE.

RENEWED CONSIDERATION

AT HOME,

I understand. says a writer In the Septaraq, that financial and economie authorities in London have given renewed consideration to the possibilities of developing British trade with the Far East, by, which they usually mean a more effective appeal to markets in" China, Japan. and India.

The Yorkshire County Cricket Club sub-committee, meeting at Leeds on November 3rd, confirmed the decision to appoint Herbert Sutcliffe, the great, batsman, as captain for next season. Sutele will continue to play as a profes-of sional..

While generally hailed as a move forward there is still con- troversy over the appointment of Sutcliffe as captain of Yorkshire, It is said that Rhodes was not In the case of the Japanese" keen to undertake the respon-market, attention is directed to the fact that that country is relatively sibility.

Un- raw materials. poor in doubledly Japan has made remark, able progress in the organisation of manufactures, and there are many commodities which it pro duces with skill comparable to that is Western industry. It thought, however, "that" Britain. might profitably keep in view all supply the possible effort to necessary raw materials.

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It was only after a long discus- sion that the committee reached their decision, which, it is well known, will not meet with the approval of all the members of the

10 2.8 0.4 Chinese Y.M.C.A. Members' Tourney. A Ping Pong singles tournament is Low open for senior members of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. A silver cup,county club.

which must be won three times before

becoming the property of the holder; as been presented to the Associa lion by one of its members. Entries loso on December 10.

YACHTING.

INTERNATIONAL RACE ON

SUNDAY.

The annual sailing match between he members of the St. Andrew's and St George's Societies takes place at ho Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on Sunday. Teams of six a-side have been selected, and the match will be ailed in boats of the Heyward Hays, Gael and One Design Classes.

The morning ruce is at 10 o'clock, preparatory gun at 10.55. The teams hange boats for the afternoon race, which will start about 2,30.

It is interesting, to note that the

A professional captain for York- ahire is by no means new. In in the late fact, Yorkshire 'seventies and the early 'eighties were led at different times by three professionals Ephraim Lock wood, Tom Emmett, and Louis Hall.

About the same period Notts also had a professional captain, Richard Daft, M. Sherwin, and Alfred Shaw all acting in that capacity, and James Lillywhite led the Sussex eleven for some time, but in recent years, it has always been the custom for an amateur to captain a county team. Jack Sharp certainly led Lancashire after playing for many years as a professional, but he had actually retired from professional cricket, and came back into the team as an amateur.

Lord Hawke's Attitude.

It Was stated in the pre- Chieftain of the St. Andrew's Society vious week, that Sutcliffe would

believed that

he

And the President of the St. George's caplain Yorkshire next Sea- Society are both yachtsmen and will son, but at that time it was end their respective sides.

tingenerally A bowling match between the two Societies will ho played, in the Yacht would become an amateur before Club green starting at 2.45 pm. taking up the past.

rinks have been arranged. There will be a practice game in the

Chree

morning. nt 11.30.

Tim will be served at the Gluh house at 1'o'clock for both yachtsmen bowlers, and other members or ubscribers wishing to be present hould notify the Hon. Secretary, Mr. R. J. Vernall, of the P. W. D. Tel. 1692) or Ah low at the Club House

ut inter than Friday evening.

FOOTBALL.

YESTERDAY'S INTERPONT

TRIM GAME.

Another Interport Trial gane was played on the 11.K.F.C. ground yester Hay, the Scots Guards playing a selected side.

The game ended in a win for the selected side by six goals to two Ng Kum-chuen of the Athletic turned but to partner Wynne at back. Ver non, of the R.A.F. led the attra and scored two goals in the first half of the game. The Rev. Alexander also stored in this half, the selected aide being three goals up.

In the second half, Gosane scared two and the Rev., Alexander one, while MeNiven

and Chapman scored for the

The game was

was well contested, the Guards having their share of the game in the open, but their forwards failed in front of goal

There will be no trial game next week.

NAVY DEFEAT Club.

FAST HOCKEY MATCH YESTERDAY.

The appointment of Sutclife is interesting in view of the attitude Lord Hawke has adopted with regard to professionals captaining cricket teams.

Lord Hawke once dublared, when it was suggested that Hobbs should captain the English XI "Pray God ne professional may ever captain England," while he described the first report that Sutcliffe would captain Yorkshire ng tommy-rot."

Lord Hawke, interviewed yes, terday, said: "Possibly my old friend Juck Hobbs will laugh at this and say that I have gone back on my opinion as to professional captains. When I said that, I was talking of captains of All England and not of Yorkshire, which is a differon: nlter."

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Asked as to his personal opinion of the selection of a professional as maptain, Lord Hawko said that he was loyal to his committee and dare not pass an opinion.

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of Yorkshire came from Alderman thodes should have been first: Ingham, of Pudsey, the birthplace choice for captainey, it is under- of Sutcliffe, who said the commit-stood that the veteran was not Lee had discussed the matter very anxious to undertake the duties. fully from all paints of view Reuter's Capetown correspon- before arriving at the decision to dent cables that, in reply to aers G. offer Sutcliffe the captaincy for

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cliffe, who is "at the moment on board the Kenilworth Castle, said: Delight of Hobbs.

Sincerest thanks for your con- Jack Hubbis is delighted that the Yorkshire County Cricket Club Kratulations on my appointment to It have appointed Herbert Sutcliffe the captaincy of Yorkshire-the captain and allowed him to retain biggest honour of my career. his professional status, He said: will be my earnest ondeavour to

"It has come to me as a sur-emulate the greatest of all York HONGKONG TO PLAY MANILA prise, and I am glad Herbert Sut-shire captains, Lord Hawke, and cliffe has accepted the captaincy shall try my utmost to uphold as a professional, for to have done the best traditions of Yorkshire A fast and well contested hockey so as an amateur would have given and of English cricket. match resulted at the Royal Naval the honour and the position an air ground, King's Park, yeateriny, when

A. A. Mailey, the Australian of unreality. Navy, team met a Club team and "I don't think the cricketing googlie bowler, writing in the Sun, defeated them by two goals to one. The sailors secured the lead in the public would have been satisfied says: "Those who have seen first half and maintained it to the with the substitution of a testi- cricket in England, especially in They added a second un monial. for the ordinary remunera-the north, will not be surprised to interval.

1 two Individuals but should this game tongkocs resuming

ning while the Clab only manag-tion of a professional cricketer, learn of Yorkshire's decision. ed to secure one.

and there are many professional shall not be surprised to see other prove successful an interport consul- Of the two teams the Navy for cricketers capable of leading clubs following Yorkshire's lend,tation match will be arranged, three wards showed the best combination, county sides..

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Mr. C. M. Sequeira, the Colony's than their opponents. The club for wards did not seem to get alang bert, but I cannot help wondering influence of a professional is a champion, will play for the Kowloon to be obtained on appilation.

that of an good as

Chees Club, and his opponent will be very well together. Lockhart-Smith why Yorkshire, having decided.

remains to be 'seen." played a sound game.in goal and that professional cricketer

M. A. Noble, in the same paper, Mr. Adolpho Gutorriez, of Manila,

All the necessary arrangements. Dand at centre half was conspicuous. should captain the team, did not

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