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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933.

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EWINS,

LOCAL CHAMPIONS TO FIGHT ON FRIDAY

CHINA FLEET CHAMPIONSHIPS AT LEE THEATRE

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GALAXY OF RINGCRAFT EXPONENTS INCLUDES EWINS, WARNES,

JUDGE AND FARRAR

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enviablo, tinually finishing off his fights in record. His earliest success of the first round. importanco was in 1924, when ho To give some Indication of his won the Imperial Services cham- bitting powers it might be men- plonship In England. The follow- tioned that when H.M.S. Kent met ing year ho captured the middle- the Shanghai amateur boxers in A

tournament two months ago, House fought Fowler, who is better known to Hongkong as n past member of the Shanghai Interport rugby team.

WARNES.

B. L. Burnett of the 8th. Destroy- cra, who is President of the Chinn Fleet Boxing Association.

BOXING

CHINA FLEET TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

FIRST PUBLIC BOXING

EVENT OF THE SEASON will take place at the

LEE THEATRE

(Wanchai).

on

FRIDAY

JANUARY 13

at 9 p.m. sharp.

HONGKONG has been weight Mile of the Royal Navy and H waiting nearly twelve achievement in 1923.

Royal Marines, and repeated this months for a public box. At the present time he is the

Among those who will act as ing tournament and the undefeated middleweight cham-

ofcials on Friday are Commander opportunity of seeing some plon of the China coast, has never

Bayley of H.M.S. Sandwich and of its favourite fighters inst a fight in Japan or Shangha!, The fight went two rounds, Lt. Comdr. Stephenson, whilst the

and has beaten auch a prominent action, and this week their fighter as Carlos Logan, champion

in the course of which House Judges will include Col. P. Me- so battered his opponent that Pherson, R.A.O.C., Major Shilling- patient wait comes to an of the Philippines. Recently he

the latter retired with both ton, R.A.0.C., Lleut, Williams of end with the staging of fought Ted Zugward, champion of Jawa broken and many of his the Lincoln Regiment, Capt.

Holland..

teeth knocked out. the China Fleet Team

Drewo, of K.M.S. Kont, Major 16-FIGHTS-16 He has twice won the weltor-. Championships at the Lee weight title of

Brown A.B. Keen

And Paymaster a similar type of Cordr. Wethey of H.M.S. Kent.

Lieut. Hongkong, and boxer, and as Theatre,

three times has carried off

It is very likely middleweight championship of the final, a scrap out of the ordinary the that these two will meet in the Colony, being its present holder. Is promised.

All roads, in fact, will lead to this building on Friday night, for not only are visiters to be enter-. tained by some of the gamest) boxers' in the British navy, but; men like Ldg. Seaman Ewins, A.B. Warnes and Judge, who have won their spurs in local profes sional boxing, are taking part in what will assuredly be the finest tournament seen in the Colony for many a long day.

His chief contender for the middleweight title on Friday will be A.B. Dawson; who re- cenly won the Amateur cham- plonship of the China Fleet, and A great fight is promised.

JUDGE AND WARNES.

won the

SIXTEEN FIGHTS.

The programme will consist of sixteen fights, including semi- JUDGE'S OPPONENT.

finals and finals of the bantam- Judge's most dangerous

weight, con- weight,

featherweight, light- tender for the heavyweight is waight, light heavyweight and Avelterweight, middle- Marine Lewis, who amateur championship this year, of two 2-minute rounds and one heavyweight. Each contest will ba and there are several other very 3-minute round, uecful boxers taking part in the various weights, such as A. B. and also amateur champion of the Baldwin, runner-up for the Chinn Flect lightweight laurels in 1931 Navy.

A. B. Judge, potential winner of Ewins is one of the best been seen in action in Hongkong the heavyweight contest, has not known local exponents of ring for some time, but he enjoyed a craft in Hongkong to-day, and series of successes in Shanghai, and added interest is lent to his ap- has a fine reputation na a quick pearance on Friday by the fact, and strong boxer. He was heavy-be his final appearance in Navy Incidentally this will probably that it will be his first fight here, weight champion of the Royal contests, as it is reported that he for nearly two years.

Navy in 1920, and amateur cham- is shortly leaving the Service to pion in 1928-29-30.

enter civil life, One of his best fights was with Joe Mullins of Deptford, who had

AN HONOURABLE thrice defeated Charlie Smith,

DEFEAT

PRESS COMMENTS ON AUSTRIANS FOOTBALL

well known English heavyweight.

No other navy boxer has im- pressed Hongkong more than

appearance, by kind permission An added attraction will be the

who will play selections prier to of Sir Howard Kelly, of the Cam- mander in Chief's Marine band, the tournament and during the in- terval.

one of the outstanding events of The tournament promises to be local boxing for this season, and local fans should make not mis

MAMAK HOCKEY

If the Cornwall is st take about being present, port on Friday, Baldwin will have a very keen and useful opponent in A.B. Morgan, whilst A.B. Wright is another light- weight of no mean ability, and the boxing in this event will probably be the best evening

or the Veteran Jump Two Places

in League Table

A.B. Warnes. Local fana still relish the memory or his two scraps with Morris for the wel- terweight title of Hongkong. Although beaten on both OC-

The featherweight class enjoys casions, Warnes gave polished the entry of A.B. Sharpe, a clever All the newspapers of Italy displays of scientific boxing, little boxer, who was finalist of print long descriptions of the

lacking only

H.M.S. Veteran improved their оде essential the Home licet in 1920 and cham- position in the Mamak tournament Association football match at a k.o. punch.

pion of all India in 1929, whilst yesterday when they defeated Stamford Bridge between England

A.B. Preston is also making an H.M.S. Parthian on the Naval and Austra. The Australians, it is

His appearance on Friday na-appearance. aures the tournament of

He was the com- Ground at Happy Valley in a fast pointed out, "have been beaten, but;

fta bined fleets champion in 1929. with

and interesting game by two goals honour." The impartial

Warnea, it will be remembered, readily be seen that tournament

From the foregoing it enthusiasm of the English crowdin addition to being

will to nil. is reported with especial sympathy

B former boasts a wealth of talent, and sportsmanship.

success.

were

as an example to the world in trun runner-up of the amateur welter- from the. boxing viewpoint there veteran came near to scoring on weight championship of England, is not the slightest doubt as to The critics, in their messages won the Royal Navy title at this the success of the evening. from Stamford Bridge, decribe a weight in 1930, and the amateur championship of the Navy at the game in which two styles of play same time. He is present holder were seen at their best, and it is of the welterweight title of the believed and hoped that England China Fleet, winning it in 1931.

will now leave her "splendid isolation" and engage with the Brst-class Central European teams -Austria, Italy, Czechoslovakia, and Switzerland.

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AN OLD FAVOURITE, Davies, another contender for this championship, will be remem- The Continental" game as bered by focal fans as having ap- developed by these countries is peared in the Hongkong ring somo now criticised as too scientific in years ago. As long back as 1922 Ince of the less spectacular but he won the combined Atlantic effective English game, and it lu and Mediterranean Fleets title, considered that with Italian play and in 1924 he represented the modified in the light of the Anglo-Royal Navy in the 1.3.B.A., cham- Austrian match there need be no plonships. He is a forceful and fear of English national teams, experienced boxer and is sure to

ditions.

In the first half the exchanges" even and although the

several occasions they were held by the Parthian defence. At the RECORD CROWD PROMISED. interval there was no ncore,

to see the fights, for the Lee their account was opened through In the second half the Veteran Thero should be a record crowd played a more combined game and Theatre at Wanchai is easily ac- Rinner. A few minutes latter the cessible by tram and bus. Both tho Tai Hang and Causeway bus ser-

same player neain found the net. vices stop close to the theatre..

MAMAK LEAGUE TABLE.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 13 13 1 0 64 8 25

The prices of admission to Royal Signals 16 11 2 9.62 17 24

Radio nre very reasonable, the ringaldo scats which are reserved being 1st. H.K.S.

Battery

9

0 6

14

20 10

$5, the stalls which are also re- Incognitos

11 10 1 0 1 0 21 0 0 0 0 80 3 18 served, $3, and the rest of the Medway... 16 6 0 3 27 10 18 house $1 each. The ringside RA.S.C 10 7 3 0 27 21 17 and stalls seats can be booked St. Andrew's 10 at Moutries.

R.A.M.C..... 17 Polica The organisation of the tourna- Varalty given reasonable climatic con- give a useful account of himacilment, which will are teams from Roval

One of the most promising the Kent, Cornwall, Medway and 12th. Battery 10

Engineers hoxers who will take part on 4th Submarine Flotilla, Hermes, Phoenix Friday is Farrar, a youngster, 8th Destroyer Flotilla and Tamar Tamar who in 1927 was bantamweight and Small Ships, taking part, is wihart champion of the Atlantle Flect, in the capable hands of Lieut. Parthian in the following year wen the Comdr. H.M.V. Stephenson H.M.S. Veteran Mediterranean Fleet tile, and Kent, and among the oficina aro24th Battery 8 1 2 6 7 21 In 1931 captured the China Fleet the C. in C. (Admiral Sir Howard German Club 11 2 0 0 10 43 featherweight championship., Kelly) who is patron, and Capt. 20th Battery 10

K.I.T.C. R.A.O.C.

0 1 10 0 38 1 Destroyers .. 3.0 1 2

YACHTING

JOSS FIRST HOME YESTERDAY

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His most brilliant achievement to date, however, was his recent The fifth race for the Ladies victory in Shanghai, when he won Championship In "A" class Yachts the Northern Port's featherweight was started in a good breeze at North title against all comers, which In- Point yesterday, and the course gave cluded the cream of the local a turn on all points of salling. Wasp Amorican, Russian and Philippine, II (Mrs. Griffin) was first over the line at the start closely followed by boxing fraternity, Josn (Mrs. Btanton) in the windward borth. The wind hold true for the first round but after turning the home mark It became light and fluky and the yachts became somewhat strung out with Joss in the lead.

The finishing times were as follows: Finishing Total

Time Pts.

1. Joss (Mrs. Stanton)

6.00.21 2. Jan (Mirs. Pedersen)

5.05.19 3. Wasp II (Mrs. Griffin)

5.18.47 4. Isobel (Miss Whitham)

5.14.25

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Unfortunately he recently in- Jured his hand, and this has naturally affected his training, but he reports that he will be fighting fit on Friday, and one. can expect a great show from him.

"ONE ROUND" HOUSE.

There are "oing to be some 25 fireworks in the light heavyweight| competition, that is if A.B. House lives up to his récord and roputa-j 11tion..

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House is probably tho finest

5. La Linda (Mrs. Shoidon)

* 8.17.42 15 type of hurricane and hard hit- Course Channel Rocke (P), Kow-ting fighter in the Navy to-day.. loon Beck (P), Mark on line (S). In fact se speedy is he in securing Guet Rock Mark boat (S), Mark on his verdicts that he has been, line (5), Cunt Rock Mark boat (3).

Distance 0.6 miles. Started at 3.20 nicknamed "One Round House."

This to the result of his con-

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BILLIARDS

DEFEAT OF LINCOLNS CUIST

In the most evenly-contested game,

of the open billards tournament to date, E. Remedios of St. Patrick's Club defeated Sergeant Anh of the

Programme will con-

sist of semi-finals and finals of the China Fleet Team Boxing Championships.

COME AND SEE,

amongst others:-

A.B. EWIN,

Middleweight Champion

of Hongkong and China

Coast.

A.B. WARNES,

Welterweight Champion, Royal Navy 1930, run-

пог-ир All England Amateur Championship.

A.B. JUDGE,

Heavyweight Champion.

Royal Navy 1929.

A.B. FARRAR,

Feather.

China Fleet

weight champion 1931,

and Featherweight cham-

plon Shanghai, 1932. ·

Ldg. Sea, DAVIES,

Represented Rdyal Navy

in the 1.5.B.A. champlon-

ships,

1925, Welter-

champion Combined

Floots, 1923.

DON'T

FORGET

FRIDAY,

January 13.

$5

Lincolns by 250 to 247 at St. Patrick's Ringside Seats

Club last night.

The inaue was in doubt up to the last minute. There were no high breaks, the game being maintained

at an ran pare throughout.

H.S.M. KENT BEATEN.

R. E. deleated II.M.S. Kent In the semi-final of tho Ng Sze-kwong Billiard Cup Tournament last night the Sailors' and Soldlora' Home, Wanshat Scorea:

FL.M.8. Kent

150 Cunniffe I Sto. 140 150 Osborne L. B. 141

R. E.

Floyd

Savell

Bucklo

JUDGE.

Jorlan

Pollard

150 Holden P. O. 100

148 Williams

JK0

141 Turner G. E. A. 150

(Reserved)

Stalls (Reserved) $3.

Other Seats

$1

Booking at Moutrios.

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