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THE

HONGKONG

ARMY BOXING.

„SOMERSETS' NOVICES

IN FINALS.

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930.

There were

many spectators at Murray Barracks last night, to watch the semi-finals and finals of the

Novices Boxing Competition which have been held in the Unit recently. Novices events, as most people are zware, are open only to those soldiers who have never won an event in their weight in the Unit. Sixteen fights were staged last night, and all counted, except for one fight, towards the Inter-Company Cup.

Before a large audience, which in- cluded the Commanding Officer of the 1st Bn. Somerset Light Infantry (Major R. H. E, Bennett, M.C.) and Major D. McKelvey, D.S.O.. RA.M.C.. the ring, which has frequently served as a bandstand for the many concerts held in the barracks, all contestants made a

show

The

ran ns follows: Bantam Weights. Pte. Macdonald. "A" Coy, defeated Pte. Routs, "B" Coy, to reach the semi-final, and Pte. Colwell, “A” Coy, did the same against Pte. Barter, "D" Coy. In the semi-final round. Colwell made a lot of points by a good left, followed by quick follow up with the right, to take the first round. There was very little to choose in the second round though Colwell had slightly the better, and consolidated his advantage in the last, and final round,

A

Feather-Weights, Feather-Weights-Cpl.. Newcombe got into the final round by winning from Pte. Moore, although behind on points at first. The gong saved Moore in the second round, but New combe put in a shrewd right to win third round. Pte. Bryan

AMERICAN BASEBALL

RESULTS.

CHICAGO AND BROOKLYN. NECK AND NECK.

CINEMA NOTES.

"THEY LEARNED ABOUT

WOMEN."

When "They Learned About! Women." the Metro-Goldwyn- Chicago and Brooklyn are again on level terms with each other and are Mayer all-talking picture starring fighting hard to overhaul St. Louis, Van and Schenck, comes to the who are at the top of the National Queen's Theatre to-day, the pub- -Were not lie will be given an opportunity League. The Cardinals engaged on Sunday but Brooklyn lost to see how these former vaude- their game to Pittsburgh while ville headliners not only put over Chicago won against Boston.

their song numbers on the talking Philadelphia, in

screen but for the first time fi League, had one win and one loss their lives handle straight acting against St. Louis while Washington roles. went dawn in their only match against Detroit, the Mackmen thus increasing their lead.

the

American

The results, as cabled by Reuter were as follow:

New York New York Brooklyn Boston

National League.

6 Cincinnati

6 Cincinnati

G Pittsburgh

2 Chicago

American League.

.

15 New York

8 Philadelphia

Philadelphia

During a recent Interview, the what they thought was the prin wisecracking pair were asked

cipal difference between working in vaudeville and talking pictures.

"Well," replied Schneck, "as I 7ses it, the main difference is that instead of singing eight songs three times a day, as we do in vandeville, we sing three songs eight times a day in the talkies." 10 Van had this answer to offer:

Chicago St. Louis. St. Louis Detroit

4. Washington Cleveland. 4 Boston

The League tables, revised to date,

are as follow:

St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia

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that

"Instead of going to bed at sundown we have to get up at dawn and starting to work

dawn and keep working until sun- down, and I'm not certain just Pet which I prefer. You know, it's pretty hard to sleep nights after putting in twenty years on the 559 road as we have." And that's the 530 extent of the information 460 could be got out of the pair. 90 .387

Bessie Love plays opposite the .329

singing comedians in their first talkie, a pictureization of an ori- .666 ginal baseball-vaudeville story 600 written especially for them by A. P. Younger and adapted for the 496 screen by Sarah Y. Mason, "Bugs" 408 Baer, noted humorist, wrote the 404 dialogue.

National League.

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carly in the anal by defeating Bar Philadelphia

Walsh, although the issue was in doubt until the final round, with Bryan getting points through leads ta Walsh's body and head. In the final, both contestants were careful in the first round, and no real, blow, was struck. The second round was fair ly even, and Bryan got the verdict In the third round for his better tim- ing.

Light-Weights.

Light-Weights-Pte. Lenver "D" Coy, lost to Pie. Lynch of "C" Cox, in one of the semi-finals, taking most of the punishment in the first round, Lynch taking the round on account of being most on the offensive. Lynch won the bout, not by any good boxing, but because he had just the hetter of the exchanges. Swaby and L/Cpl.

Blackbu

Tought

FLD even first reund, but in the second round Swaby got in a punch to Blackburn's head that had the latter staggering. Blackburn fought back well, but the round was just in favour of Swaby, good boxing in the last round giving the fight to

Swaby.

The final fight of the light-weight class was, for the first two rounds, the best of the evening, and opened with some hard and sparkling hitting, Lynch being the better boxer in the first round Swaby fighting back well. Swaby got Lynch on the ropes in the second round, but could not register a ko. punch. Exchanges were fairly even, each man being groggy in turn, until Swaby got going in the Just round, and won the fight.

Welter Weights.

Washington New York Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Chicago Boston

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Monday's Games.

New York, Sept. 2.

The following are latest baseball results in the National League: Boston

7 St. Louis 2 Chicago

15 -Renter's American Service.

Philadelphia

ARMS SMUGGLING CHARGE.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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to

112 This is the function of your car-

burettor.

1 The Arctic explorer is calm. 13 Slaughter one bird and make an-

Ice at every. point does not dis- turb him (anag)

Two prepositions make another. 10. The science that deals with skin. 11 A preposition is in the way.

14 A serpent limping can be seen in

the streets of any city. 18 This bundle includes you and 'me., 19 Love, in France: 20 Has this, to hurry on, 21 This convulsive twitching is very

cold.

22 A town in Portugal. 23 Infect though, vulgarly, it isn't. 24 Not this month.

26 Footwear with a Russian look, this 27 This London suburb is brightness

sounds femine.

itself.

us we

supporting cast including Mary 33 This fan almost examine in detail.

Jack Conway and Sam Wood directed the new picture with the

Doran, Eddie Gribbon, J. C. Nugent, Benny Rubin, Tommy Dugan and Francis X. Bushman, Jr.

"Hot For Paris."

You may not believe it until you see and hear it but the clarion tones of Victor MeLaglen, famed as “Flagg" in "What Price Glory" and "The Cock Eyed World" art heard singing "I'm the Duke of

SHANGHAI JAPANESE UNDER Kakiyak," in Raoul Walsh's cur-

ARREST.

Shanghai, Sept. 22. The local Japanese police have muggling against. a man named brought allegations

of

SULIT

rent Fox Movietone production, "Hot For Paris" in which Mc- Laglen plays the role of the first mate of an Australian wind jammer..

Walter Donaldson and Edgar Shihono, who was arrested after Leslie of "Whoopee" fame wrote

end.

28 A colourful part of the Liturgy. 29 With the face of the moon before prohibition may be made to 30 Drunken revels, 37 These propellers may fly aloft. 38 The "holy can't pry" into witch-

craft (anag.)

Down

2 Masticate beheaded is shape. 3 There are three fruits of this kind

in a league.

5

4 Teams supply comrades.

Ah, he's a fervent reformer-nut

cheese ..steaks,

cutlets,

lentil thingamies, and so or (hidden). 6 A signature.'

Here an insect suffered agony

struggled violently against.

8. "No, I tear both" hands and gloves when I go blackberrying, that's the trouble (anag.)

other.

14 Astonish.

15 A god who comes up to sleep.

16 An exclamation-one way or the

other

17 Here military manoeuvres start

with a nice perception

25 It is, one end of a cloth of gold. 26 This coin is in the soup.

30 Although the laity comprise the whole of this country, there is a very powerful clerical element. 31 One little company after another

starts to make this beverage.

32 Commence beheaded is sharp, be

headed is cunning.

31 That's the umbrella I returned on

Easter Monday (hidden), 35 After fifty-one the politician will

walk lamely.

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they had found certain cases in the song especially for Victor road, West Ealing, left £13,064, net paid to the Customs House containing a McLaglen and how he sings it! large number of pistols and quantity of ammunition.-Our Oira Correspondent.,

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saved him at the end of the round, although he was not actually on the floor. Roberts could not stand the

count in the third round. The Points.

The welter-weights produced a good punishment, and went down for the

Miss Margaret Ryder, of Argyle-at my death £20 a year is to be some person who will personalty £10,834. A codicil to undertake the charge of it and To prove he is versatile, Me-the will read: If my cat, known care for it and show a fondness Laglen not alone eings but na Thomas Dudley Ryder, is living for it dances and, inspired by the plead- ings of El Brendel, his sailor buddy, gives a series of imitations in the typical McLaglen manner,

"Hot For Paris," based on.a story by Walsh and with Wifi Dorsay and El Brendel cofeatured with McLaglen, is scheduled. to open on Friday at the Queen's

Theatre.

scrap between Webb and Shaddick in the semi-final, the fariner getting most of the points by the better fight- The points for the evening's fight ing, though Webb got the verdict.ing went in favour of "A" Company, The first round was quite in favour who obtained 23 points, H. Q. Com- of Shaddick, and he consolidated his pany coming second with 16 points,

"Rio Rita" Attendance Records, position, in military parlance, by "g" Company being next best with standing off and boxing his opponent ? points. "A" Company thus take the A new box-office record was hung in the next two rounds. Pte. Davey Inter-Company Boxing Cap, and were

up to-day by the Central Theatre as beat Boy Warwick in the other semi-

heartily o

congratulated by Major R. H. receipts for the first five days show- final, although there was little to E. Dennett, at the conclusion of the ing of "Rio Rita" the all-talking, chouse in the first round, Warwick re fighting when the prizes ware dis-all-musical Radio Pictures' ex- lying mostly an Very The second round was singit fence, tributed. He made special reference

travaganza, went to a new high to the good lasers who had put ug to th first, but both boxers were called to spirited fight for their own particular mark. Local fans declare "Rio the ropes by the referee, and told 1. Company, and hoped that the display Rita" to be one of the most preten- box. The third round went to pace, would only serve to spur the battalion tious picture they have witnessed. who showed more enterprise than to better efforts when it reacheil In- Warwick, although beaten by Webbs indian soil during the winter. the final rounds,

Middle-Weights.

a

Cheers were accorded Captain B. J.

Corballis, who acted as referee dur-

The extraordinary quality of Bebe Daniels singing voice; the irrepressible comedy of Bert Wheel-

ing the whole of the evening, to Lt.er, Robert Woolsey and Dorthy Lee: L. H. Bradshaw, Lt. R. N. Thicknesse,

the sumptuous sets and above all AT. V. Beer, and Lt. M. Marriott the beauty of Harry Tierney's Deddington, who were the judges in music have created a cinema sen- turn. Much credit is to be given to Bation.. Serit. Nicholls, who has trained the John Boles, whose voice has al boys of the battalion to such nitch read won him a ranking position of busine #vey:*#cstd f]ve»! {hee prartaci 'ght of the contestants for sein the talkies, sings the leading male, role opposite Miss Daniels.

...

Pte. Rochester beat Pte. Rawlings in the semi-final of the middle- weights, and qualified to meet Boy Wride, who defeated Pte. Eastwood. Wride is a fine fighter, and should train on to something like class. His mixing of the fighting in the final against Rochester, who was out to kill' Wride, was extremely good, and self, a boxer of military renown, beOthers in the cast include Don Al-

He should go long way.

or final honours. Nicholls is, him-

The Light-Heavyweights produced having won the Light-Weight Cham-varado. Helen Kaiser, Georges only threw entrants, so that the points pionship of India in 1919, and he as-Renevant and Miss Rosita.

not count for the Inter-Company nam to England in the same year.

companied the Indian Army Boxing Many of the beautiful chorus of Cup. A good fight was seen between

100 girls in Rio Rita" were in the L/Cpl. Browning and Pte. Roberts, The six good losers' prizes were original Ziegfeld stage production but Roberts got Browning down in the won by Ptes. Chick, Dowding, Roberts, and helped make the "Kinkajou" first twenty seconds, and the gong Dicks, and Leaver; and -L/Cpl. Black-famous.

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