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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1931.

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WORLD SPORT

NEW SOUTH WALES SCORE WELL.

BRADMAN'S BIG STAND WITH JACKSON.

DOUBLE CENTURY.

Adelaide. Dec. 29.

Victoria v., Queensland,

FANLING RACES.

ENTRIES FOR JANUARY MEETING.

DRAFT PROGRAMME.

ARMY TOURISTS.

WORCESTERS WIN HOCKEY

AT SHANGHAL

The hockey game between the Hong. kong Arny team and the Worcester. shires on the Hockey Club ground at Shangbai did not come up to expec- tutions. The Worcestershiron turned out at full strength and proved to be much, superior to their opponents, It was evident by the slaw alanner in which Hongkong reacted to attacks that their "sen-legs" were still with them, and, as was inter learned), the Hockey Club ground, hard and dry, proved to be very different from those In Hongkong, conditions were all in favour of the winners by 4-1.

The line-up of Hongkong was as follows: Stacey; Kenuifick and Hay: Gardner Tyler and Burn: Newlands, Taylor, Skipp, Jack and Hopkins.

Football Match.

The visiting Military team from Hongkong met the Worcestors, on defeated by five goals to one. They In their best found the Worcesters farm, but for all that they gave a rather disappointing display, says the N. C. D. News. The fact that they have not previously played together as a team probably has a great deal to do with their showing, whilst some of them may not yet have found their "ground" legs again, and then lastly, but not lonatly, it was New Year!

The visitors could not get moving at all, and incking cohesion. The Worcesters on the other hand were combining beautifully, and played sparkling football.

LOCAL RUGBY.

CLUB “A” DEFEATED BY

ARMY "A" SIDE.

It was a keer: and fast game at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon, when an Army "A" fifteen defeated a Club "A" sida by a goal and three trivs (14 points) to a goal and a penalty goal (8 points). The gaire was of the end-to-end order, though there were few really sparkling move. ments, even if the threes on both sides avemel better together than in pre- vidus Junior games.

Nevertheless, a lot of ground was gained on both sides by kicks ahend by the forwards; many of them would have been checked at their inception hy a kernor defence. Running across the ground instead of hard for the line also apollt a number of chances, whilst the passing was sometimes to alow, so that the attack was turned | imo defence.

Both sets of forwards started of well, though the Club did not have the better of the hooking in the frat halt: Pears improved in this rospecti as the game went on, and got the ball most of the time in the second half. Towards the end, however, both sides were tired, and the gamo bocama rather scrappy, with the Club doing most of the pressing in the loose.

King and Mills combined fairly well at half for the Club, but Law dropped a lot of passen, though Plummer an unfe, an who Fox, at full-back; Fer- uson had little chance to make a straightforward dash for the line, but Johnson, on the left, did quite well, kleking.nicely to touch and being twice unlucky in not getting over the line.

The draft programme and en- trien for the Jnuary Meeting of In a Sheffield innich which the Fanling Hunt and Race Club. the Police ground, and were easily started here yesterday New South Which is to he held at Kwanti on Wales ran up the huge total of Sunday, January 18, are appended: The Winter Stakes. 1 Miles, 610 in their opening inning"

For China ponies that have start- against South Australla.

in a Steeplechase Bradman (258) And Jacksoned twice (106) scored 334 runs for the Kwanti and not won alnce 1st second wicket. Grimmett, who Janunty, 1930. Weight for inches Winners $100; 2nd bowled well throughout, finished as per scale.

$25.-Carbine (164), with an analysis of five wickets $50; 3rd

Diana (158), Fanling Stag (168) for 180 runs,

South Australia had lost six Mr. Siegler (161), Penhole (152), wickels for 140 runs when play The January Hurdle Race. 14 closed

total Miles. For China ponies. Weight that to-day. Of Nitschke had contributed 169.

for Inches as per seale. Winners

broke The Hongkong forwards to carry 5 thn, for each hurdle

away on occasions but the combinn. won race and/or steeplechase

tion was weak. The game was apt to Winner: bo one-sided and the Worcesters At Melbourne, Victoria opened nince October 1st, 1930.

the ball until a score. of 474 Against A Cup: 2nd $69; 3rd $25.-Die-goalie did no touch

hour had elapsed Queensland in their Sheffleld cord (158), Fifty Fifty (155). Gay after half an Shield match which started here Caballero (161). Glorious Stag Ainslie on the right wing was about yesterday. Ryder, the former (168), Marquis Hall (163), Mike the best of the langkeng forwards. Australian Test captain. scored (161), Montana (169), November being very fast, but his centres lacked 114, and Rigg contributed 131 (168), One-Third (168), Royal The interval arrived with the Wor Other scorers were a'Beckett (92) Flush (155), San Francisco (158).centers two goals to nil in the lead. and O'Brien (66),

Sergeant Murphy (163), Target In the second half the Hongkong side were now playing more together, Queensland failed badly

(171), Yankee (161).

but the forwards did not combine well Iron- reply, scoring only 103. monger had five wickets for 29

The Shatin Handicap Steeple- when approaching goal.

For China

Costelle played nicely at fly-half, runs. Following-on Queenstand chase, 14 Miles,

and got rid of the ball when he saw Weight 170 had scored five runs without loss ponies. Top

lbs.

that he could not make ground him- when stamps were drawn today. Winner: A Cup: 2nd $50: 3rd

self. The Army pack was strengthen- $25.-As You Like It (160), Blue

ed by the addition of P. O. Pascoe, of Hongkong Area:-Newland, Frier-the Navy, and they fought well in the Boy (156), Fifty Fifty (156), Montana (170). November (170),on, Gillot, Grosvenor, Eynori. Mor- tight and the loose. Bath packs tired Royal Flush (155), San Franciscesan, Ainsite, Davies, Haubary. Me- towards the end, but fine-Day, (166), Target (163). Tarnborg (150), The Goods (150), The Partridge (167).

with

LOCAL CRICKET,

NAVAL TEAM DEFEAT THE R.A.S.c.

in

In a friendly match with a Naval team on the Hongkong C. C. ground yesterday, the R. A. 8. C. were de. feated by 31 runs.

was

Taking first lense of the wicket, the milliary team ran up 133 runa, towards which Fampiln (30) the highest contributor. Jones fol- lowed with 26 runs and Major Airey and Colman Ale entered doublo figures. Aylmer was the most suc cessful Naval bowler. The running between the wickets of the military men left minch Ln be desired, and this cost them three good wickets.

An enterprising kanck for 65 runa by Dixon helped the Naval men tor

power.

The teams lined up as follows:- Worcester:--Phillips, Eggleton, Porter, Stanley, Hopkins. Taylor, Meredith, Shaw, Long, Bird Dawns.

Culloch and lanson.

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The Yunnan Handicap. A flat race of 1 Mile. For China ponies

CONCERT FROM HELENA that have been classified by the

MAY INSTITUTE. Hongkong Jockey Club in "C" and "D" classes. Winner: $125; 2nd $75; 3rd $40.--Andantino (130),

To-day's radio programme to be As You Like It (154), Christmas broadenst by Z. B. W. on a Belle (170. City Hall (152).length of 356 metres. Ploughman (145), Shiny Pearl 6.00 p.m. European Programme.

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The Tally Ho Steeplechase. top their opponents score. Together Unofficial). 14 Miles. For China with Nash (29), he was associated in ponies certified by the Master of

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a first wicket partnership which pre-the Deag as having been regularly duced 1 runs, when Nash had a

Hunted this SeaFEL, Winners leave, getting his leg in front of a straight one from Fry. Pauley (23) since October, 1st 19:30 of from The Helena May Institute. and Aylmer (27) made a stand for Steeplechase, Hurdle Race and/or| the ninth wicked which produced 44 Flat Raer barred. Weight 168| Children's Programme. THAN Pamplin returned the best fix. Winner: A Cup: 2nd $50; analysis with six wickets for ten runs.

Bed $25. Post Entries $5.00. rpiece.

Year Maidens, The New

Milo. Steeplechase of t

Scores

R. A. S. C.

Major Langmaid, run out Lt. Marshall, ↳ Dixon

L/Cpl. Cadman, e Benwell.

Aylmer

Majur Airey, e and 1 Aylmer

Cpl. Fry, run out

W. O. Pamplin, b Aylmer

Pte. Mackay, Aylmer

Dvr. Jones, run out

L/Cpl. Simpson, 1.b.w., b Aylmer Pie Sayer, Pooley,

Der. Deyle, not out

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Total

Bowling Analysis.

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Chinn ponies that have never won

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as per scale. Ponies that have

Creature's Band. 16761. Ln Paloma (The Dove) (Yradier). Over The Waves (Rosas).

Arthur Pryor's Band, 19878.

10842.

15 started at Kwant this season Lights out Biarch (E. F. McCoy).

allowed 5 be. Winner: $100; 2nd

15 $50; 3rd $25-Carbine (159),

30 Chara (161). Christmas Nelle (158), City Hall (163). Country

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20

5

Club (163), Dinoa (183), Fifty

1 Fifty (155), Giay Caballero (156),|

Glorious Stag (153), Heretofore

Arthur Pryor's Band. 7.35-8.00 p.m. Concert Items Orchestral-Serenade (Volkmann)

Flight of the Bumble Bee. (Rimsky-Korsakaw). Chicago Symphony Orch. Song-Serenado (Schubert).

Louise Homer (Contralto), 0703. Pianoforte Sale-taila (Delibes.

Dehsony)

3579.

Wilhelm Bachaus. 6682

10 (150), Kirribilli (161), Mr. Sieg- ler (156), One Third (153), The Goods (156), Zephyr (166), Yan-Song-Absent (Glenn-Metcalf). kee (161).

0. M. R. W.

5 3 12

10.64 24

20 5 40

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Navy.

Nash, 1.b.w., h Fry

29

Dixon, e Airey, Pamplin

Pratt, e Mackay Pamplin

10

Currie, Doyle, b Fry

Taylor, b Fry

Adama, st. Airey, b Pamplin.

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Pooley, e Simpson. b Pamplin

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Benwell, e and b Pamplin

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Putman, Pamplin

Aylmer, Fry

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Bradley, not out

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Recreio Team for Saturday.

The following will represent the

CLUB'S LUCKY WIN.

ARMY HOCKEY TEAM BEATEN IN SIM SHIELD.

The Club were fortunate in defeat ing the Army in the Sim Shield competition yesterday by 3 goals to 2, but the latter can be blamed for not forcing home advantages derived from territorial supremacy.

The Army forwards displayed dis- tinet Ineptitude to shoot accurately, and played far too much for position, thus allowing the speedy-Club backe to nip in and save some awkward sitmiions. This was especially pro nounced in the second half, when the

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"BUNNY" AUSTIN AT HIS BEST.

WINS SINGLES TITLE IN CALCUTTA.

Calcutta, Dec. 29, Crowded galleries to-day saw

Club were for three parts of the ex- "Bunny" Austin at his boat, when changes completely on the defensive, he defeated E. D. Andrews by. The Army might easily have scored 6-2, 7-5, 6-1; in the final of the three or four times during this period, Calcutta championship.

but they frittered away their oppor

tunities.

Two surprise goals in the first five minutes of the game also went a long

The New Zealander forgot that Austin thrives on speed, and his only points were gained when he

way towards giving the Club the ate resorted to lobbing and alleing.

Rocrela in a friendly match against | connful lasuo, for the Army Never re- In the mixed doubles final L.

the Indian R.C. on Saturday at King's Park J. Guterres, H. A. Alves, H. M. Xavier, C. M. Sousa, J. H. Figueiredo, L. J. Silv. G. A. Guterres, A. P. Pereira, Y. A. Barros, F. J. Remedios and F. II. Carvalho..

K.C.C.. Team.

The following will represent the K.C.C. 1st XI in their Lenguo match against the IR.C. on the K.C.C. ground on Saturday. C. Lyal,

covered from this unexpected reverse, Brooke Edwards and Mlas Jenny and it appeared to have its paycholo- Sandison bent D. A. Hodges and gical effect, as revealed in the subse- Mrs. Stork, 6—1, 6—3. quent play of the losers.

succession in the opening movements, and Lieut. Christian replied for the Service side.

The game throughout was fast, but not particularly acientile, Rush methods were largely adopted by the Club, and the fact that they succeeded reflected no glory on either them or

Ath Army were More was responsible for the Club's their opponents, distinctly mare lever in mid-feld, third point, midway through the but they could advance no further second stanza, this being obtained from a big rush movement, which their defeat.

caught the Army defence napping. The losers replied with their second goal in the closing stages, when was too late to alter the result,

1. C. Fincher, E. F. Fincher, than this, which accounted solely for Goodwin, W. Brace, F. Zimmern, W. C. Hung, G. C. Burnett, F. E. Law rence, N.A.E. Mackay and R. A. Carroll

At half time the Club led by the odd goal in three, Francis and I Owon Hughes having notted in quick

For the Army. Frankham played well at back, and kicked bolter and longer than previously, and was safe In defence. Dougins, on the right. played well xa the game progrond. and Hamilton got in a lot of good touch-finding kicks, though he could

not get away with the ball very often, Parker made one or two tricky runs, ne di Holmes, but there was some pusses. Rees played at Tumbling scrum-half for the Army, and did well, though inclined to run across sometimes when his threes were well placed.

Piers, Buttress and Atkinson for the Club, and McKellar. Tratt, Vowles, and Graham for the Army, were in the thick of the game moat of the time.

Peera kicked a nice pennity con ratly in the first half, and Cochrane, got ever for the Club later in the; firal half, for Peers to convert from a rather difficult angle. The Army! scored three times in the Stat hall. Parker, getting over near the ting, Rees doubling behind the posts for Finmilton to malorise, and Holmen ran over later. In the second half Douglas dribbled the ball prat Fox and touched down for a try that was: not converted,

Fixtures Arranged. The soccer division of the H.K.F.C. rugger have co-operated with the division with regard to a request for the use of the ground for a second and final trial game, and this will be played on Saturday week at 4.15 p.m. There have been several Satur- day games of rugger lately, and this further concession of a soccer date will be much appreciated.

-The following Saturday will see the of the triangular commencement tournament, when the Club will meet the Army, the game cominencing at 2.30 p.m. On February 8 the Club will play the Navy In this tournament.

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