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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933.

SAINTS AND

AND EWO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE SPORT ADVIS

“AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS 'The First Vienna Football Club, who sent a brilliant team to Eng- land, and played magnificiently against representative, English eleven, later opposed several lead- ing Langun clubs. This picture shows them in action against. Queen's Park Rangers, with Horse- hovsky, the visiting custodian tip. ping. hot shot over the bar. (Planet News).

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ANNUAL RUMJAHNS MUST WIN

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. PALACE CREPE 27”

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SPUN CREPE (Plain), 27”. 80 Cents Yd.

MOROCAINE CREPE 36′′

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BUT AN ENTERTAINING MATCH IS

PROMISED TO-DAY ́·

HACHIUMA'S CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD

(By “VERITAS".)

Judged purely on form, and kuza

ignoring those eventualities TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME watch so often occur in import. ant matches, the Rumjahn cou- sins should taken their open doubles semi-final hurdle to-day against Hachiuma and Leonard with case, and everything | points to a three-set entry, into the last round.

And although eventualities such as loss of form on the part of the cousins, or inspiration, on the part of their challengers, may very well characterise this afternoon's tie, one must base one's judg ment on form, for it presents the only real basis.

It ia perlaps, rather unfortug- ate for Hachiuma and Leonard that they have to meet such a | powerful opposition, for against a pafr more on their own level they would stand a vary fair chance of entering the final.

HELPFUL EXPERIENCE,

But their defeat to-day, which

foregone appears to be a

сол-

OPEN DOUBLES.

Semi-final: H. D. Rumjaħn and S. A. Rumjahn v., Y. Hachiuma and J. W. Leonard.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. Semi-ännl: R. H, Wild v. Denis H. Hazell.

HANDICAP DOUBLES,

Wood and McBride v. Tráil and Johnston..

Walker Mousley and Brungen and Morhans.

Monaghan and Holmes v. Lewis Bryan and Capt. Connon.

MIXED DOUBLES.

3.

Stocker and Mias Hancock v. Stark and Mrs. Stark.

QIUBIRE COLORS) (EQUOTES TASKUNTENTO EN MODERN AND

MAMAK HOCKEY.

Parthian.

clusion, need not dishearten them. St. Andrew's Defeat H. M. S. They have put up some extremely good shows in reaching the semi- | final for the first time, and this afternoon's experience will pro- bably add a considerable amount of valuable effect to their future play,

YESTERDAY'S TENNIS RESULTS

The scores of yesterday's matches follow:

HANDICAP SINGLES "A"

A. C. I. Bawker (owe 3/6) beat H. J. Armstrong (owe 5/6) 6-2, 6-2.

HANDICAP.DOUBLES.

C. C. Stark and J. H. May- hew (owe 3/G) bent J, J. Waite and W. M. Morgan (owe 3/6) 6-2, 6-2, 1)

"O." E. C. Marton' and N. Evans (owe 15) beat A. D. Humphreys and R. K. Valen tine (owe 15.2) 9-7, 6-4.

A. J. Stocker and M. F. H. Waring (owe 15) beat A. H. ́ ́Penn and V. R. Gordon (scr.) 5-6, -62

5 MINUTES FOOTBALL

THE CUP-TIE SURPRISE

WHY UNEXPECTED OFTEN OCCURS

SECOND XI PLAYERS GO

TO RECREIO

CHINESE ATHLETIC ALSO

IN DIFFICULTIES

AMENDED LEAGUE TABLE AND WEEK END PROGRAMME

(Rv "Veritas")

WITH a number of their second division players transferring affections to the Club de Recreio (a peculiar swing of the pendulum after the exodus of the Recreio players to St. Joseph's at the beginning of the season), the St. Joseph's Club find it impossible to continue their programme in the second division of the football league, and this week their application for withdrawal was accepted by the Committee.

Ewo, another second. division the finding and sentence of the team are in similar straits, and Emergency Committee. they have also forsaken the league, meeting No. 7. Interport Arrange 2 To confirm minutes of Council Both records have been expunged ments Committee of 14-2-33. and and the amended league table will Special Council meeting dated 2-3-33, show how the various clubs are

3 To receive the Treasurers' State- affeeted,

ment of Accounts for February and to pass bills.

4 To fix date and grounds for the shield final.

5. To draw the semi-finals of the

grounds.

:4

6 To arrange for finals of Sunday Herald Charity Cup and Lai Wah Cup Competitions.

(By "Saracen")

The Chinese Athletic, who, as I pointed out last week, are also For as long as the F. A. cup experiencing the embarrassment competition has been in exist of lack of players, have again Shield Competition and arrange ence there have been results been forced to postpone their so sensational as to be bailing, first eleven game, and their second but I do not think they are round Senior Shield match with beyond explanation. Even the the Navy will not take place."

The Athletic second string have amazing win of Walsall over already won the second division the Arsenal when the latter championship, but this week meet were at the top of the world the Borderers, who should they and the odds in their favour draw, will make certain of the could scarcely be named was runners-up position. due to very obvious facts.

ریم

DIVISION 2.

(Amended League Table.)

P.. W. D. A. Pts. 17 13 3 1 51 10 114 .05 14 8

23 14

16' 9 2

China

6 37 26

11 22

10 18 40

When teams of, different grades meet, the lower one have only one chance of success. They must make up for their comparative lack of science and craft by high spirited China Ath.

S.W.B: the field play. Before they go on

Lincolns they decide in effect, "If we play

R. these fellows at their own game or A. Navy to play as they would South allow them

to play they are sure to beat us. OUT only hope is by adopting such Tsung Tein.

Kowloon tactics will

AN unsettle and prevent

H.R.F.C. them getting into their usual style."

1 13 0 89 3 Eastern There.

is nothing unfair in this,

Ewo and St Joseph's have with- They are legitimate tactics provided they are carried out within the mean drawn from the division and their re- ing of the rules. It is no offence, for cords have been expunged. Instance, to put the ball into the air and go

Under dushing after it. these conditions you have as good a chance to get it as an oppanent,

COMMON STYLE OF PLAY

COUNCIL MEETING.

"

A meeting of the Council of the Hongkong Football Association will he held in the Association office, 20 Ice House Street, on Tuesday March 21, at 5.30 p.m..

Business:

1 To hear an appeal by Sign. not, it is true, make for pleasing Neale, Royal Corps of Signals against

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· SATURDAY'S · FIXTURES.

The following alterations in fix- are and grounds for the week are

notified:

Senior Shield (Second round).. S.W.B. St. Joseph's, Sookunpoo, Kick off 4 p.m. (Extra time if necessary),

HONGKONG LEAGUE.

Division 1.-R.A. v Lincoln Regt. Caroline Hill. Kick off 4.80 p.m.

S.W.B. v. Recreio gaino has been postponed.

Division IIL-Signala v Univer- sity, postponed.

ON SUNDAY.

Division I-Athletic v. HK. Police, Postponed.

Division IL-Ewo and St. Joseph's league. Points for permitted to withdraw from the outstanding matches to go to opponents.

S.W.B. Chinese Athletic, Sookun- poo. Kick off 2.30 p.m.

RACE HANDICAPS.

Off Day of the Macao Spring Meeting.

THE HONG KONG JOCKKT CLUB.

The SECOND EXTRA RACH MEETING will be bold, : (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY OF Saturday, 18th March, 1933, · \com? mencing at 2.00 plm.

The First Boll will be Bung 1.30

p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Mambers aro notified, that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed,

No One without Badge will be admitted to the Members' Eneloware. Badges admitting Non-Members the Members Enclosure Lad Rooms at

$5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (Both including are obtainable through the SECRET ARY upon introduction by a Member, auch Member to be responsible for

of All Chits, &c.

Secretary's Office, 3rd Hoor,

Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794) will close at 12 o'clock noon.

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course will Children be permitted in either Enclosure during thing obtainable at the Clas

On No. Pretext

are

House: provided. they are ordonad from the No. 1 Boy in adYAMOS. Telephone 21920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

The Price of Admlusien 'të the

Public Enclosure 2.00 Including

Tax, for all Persons; Including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. "Soldier and Sailors in Uniforms are admitted Half Price.

Tic Tac Men, di,

Bookmakers,

within the Precincts of the Hongkong will not be permitted to uperna Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN;

Secretary.

Hongkong, 13th March, 1933.

CANTON - CHARITY RACH MEETING.

NOTICE

ין:

Owing to the demand in Gan ČƠN by Members of the "Canton Ride" for an additional Race for Canton

Ponies, the programme has been amended to read as follows:

Race 1. THE CANTON PLATE: THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE. Winner A Silver Cup and Canton $200, Second Canton $109, Third Canton 350. For China Poniea the property of members of the | "Canton Ride" classified, and han- a dicapped by the Committee of the "Canton Ride" as "B" class. En- trance Fee HK:$5.

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Race 6. THE SHAMEEN PLATE: ONE MILE.” Winner A Cup and Canton $800, Second Can- ton $200 and, Third Canton $100. For China, Ponies the property of the Members of the "Canton Ridd classified and handicapped, by the Committee of the "Canton Ride" aa "A" Class. Entrance Fee HK.$5.

Additional,

Race 8. THE CANTON RIDE HANDICAP: THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE. Winner a Cup and Canton $600, Second. Canton-$200, Third Canton $150. For Austra- lian Ponies and crossbreds of 14 hands and over, the property of members of the "Canton: Ride" to he qualified and handicapped by the Committee of the "Canton | Ride.” Entrance. Fee HX:$5.

The above will not affect the Races for Hongkong and Masse Ponids, the conditions of which

:

It is equally proper to keep the play apen, to swing the ball about by docs means of long, hard kicking, It

spectacular football, but it

may

be effective because the element of Bur- TWO GOALS TO NIL,

prise enters into this mode of play

The lower grade club, too are likely and

to catch a Is once

well.

reas to put more vigoar into their play. Playing a superior game, St. Ang organized

whereas unawarea Though I would hesitate to Parthian by two goals, to nil in the lines would readily be beaten. By they have no fear and provided their

drew's hockey team defeated H.M.S. an attack out on orthodox With their keenness and enthusiasm ALL RACES FOR SUBS.

Entries for the Off Day of the in the making, they have given ground yesterday,. Both geals were run and may either be deceived by there can be no complaint, Football) Spring Race Meeting of the Macao, remain as per original programme. suggest that they are champions Mamak Tournament on the Marina this means, a defence is kept on the intention is always to get the ball

scored in the second half, Guest and a swinging ball or forced into faise is a man's game and hard knocks are Jockey Club, next Sunday afternoon,

Inseparable from it,

are printed below. It will be seen Carroll be

positions. being responsible.

The fairness of these clashes is that entries are rather meagre:

The Aberdeen Handicap, "B" The Saints were the stronger tear.. This style of play in cup-ties be governed by Intention. If honest at- Their Yorwards combined to good tween clubs of different standing is tempta are made to get the ball, not Class, Once RoundAllwell, (155); effect, and their defenders were more common, Indeed, it is expected, the slightest exception can be taken Blue Plane, (165); Dashaway, (140)

dual pur- Green Jade, (140); Kwangchow, than equal to dealing with the at-

and unless the side of superior class to them, but if they have tacks of the naval team,

Leonard and H. D. Rumjahn... evidence of big development if they care to stick at it. Their progress this year has been most marked, and what they need now

RAS.C POLICE.

The Pallop Tetrounced by the Royal Ariny Service Corps to the tune of five gold to nil. The scor ere were Senior.(2), Barlow (2) and Spain. The Police had nine men throughout, but in spile of this handi- cor, played a spirited game. Their opponents were, however, for them.

FRIENDLY MATCH.

too fast

is a sort of finishing course, which The meeting between the Hong- would erradicate weaknesses and kong Hockey Club seniors and the shortcomings and add polish to Jat Regiment on. the Marina ground! that part of their game which is produced a good game which result-

ed in a one all draw. already fairly well developed.

second half, and Lt. Syer for the Divett netted for the Club in the

Jats.-

"It is not conceivable that such old-stagers as the Rumjahns will permit their opponente". "differ- ent" style of play to affect their own The first half was evenly contest game," and the customary voyed, though the Club forwards misa- Ing campaign should give thehed several good opportunitice of scoring Francis in the forward line was hardworking, and showed up ENTERTAINING INDIVIDUALISTS.(danger,

well. He was a constant source of

had to be well watch- and On paper the tie might suggest ed. A. A. R. Botelho played well at a disappointing one-sidedness, back, and H. D. J. Lowe also was but I feel that the game will pro- prominent. Both goals were scored vide plenty of interest, for all in the second half.

comfortable win.

The

|

can take the match into their own pose, that is to say a man makes up (150); Smiling Commander, (102); hands and dictate the Unes on which his mind to stop an opponent if he Three Swords II, (162). It should be played they are always fails to secure the ball, then they are Hable to be in some danger and foul and they should not be tolerated. be "surprised" by the result."

Copyright: N.FIL

EOOTBALL FORECAST

The Victoria Plate, Six Fur longa: Adamastor, (148); Circus Eve, (155); Dashaway, (146); Green Jade (149); Kwangshow, (149); Whitehall, (143).

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUBĄ Spring Race Meeting Of Day, Sunday, 19th March, 1933.

First Saddling Bell at 130 på First Race at 2.00 p.m. Admission:-

To Members' Enclosure $2. To Public Enclosure 40 cents. Members MUST: show their badges to galu admittance, Invincible, (165); LADIES are cordially invited to

3. The Stanley Handicap, Six Fur- longs: Heather Leaf, (146); Hono-

lulu Moods Yeah, (145); attend the races without charge.

Never Mind,

Ta Peastie, (1

The Shek-O Handicap, One

No LADIES tickets will be issued. Tiffins, Teas and Refreshmenta

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CUPS AND Mile Agua Pura, (150); Blue Plane, will be obtainable at the Race

LEAGUE PROGRAMME

The F. A., and Scottish Cup semi-final ties occupy chief attention in homeside soccer this week, although there is also an attractive list of league encounters..

The special Telegraph forecast follows:

F. A. CUP SEMIFINALS.

DERBY

v. Manchester C. Everton

V. West Ham SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINALS. MOTHERWELL V. Clyde CELTIC How Hearts FIRST DIVISION.

7. Liverpool

V. Leicester

ARSENAL V. Wolres BIRMINGHAM

V. Chelsea four players Arc entertaining

BLACKBURN *, Bolton Individualists. Hachiuma in

Blackpool

v. Villa annual prize-giving of the LEEDS particular, who is one of Hong- kong's most promising youngsters, Club, will take place at Fanling on SUNDERLAND v. Haddersfield

Ladies, Section, Royal Hongkong Golf

WEDNESDAY will be worth watching.

Tuesday, March 21. Mrs. E. R. Halli

WEST BROM. Y. Portsmouth The game starts promptly at fax has kindly promised to rent 4.15 and will be played on the will be held over the Old and New the prizes, Tombstone Competitions

SECOND DIVISION. stand court, which remains in courses and there will also be a put- BRADFORD C. v. Charlton excellent condition.

ting competition.

BURY

Preston |CHESTERFIELD v. Notis Forest

Fulham

It is one of the best courts I have seen on the Club ground.

.....

The Committee of St. Andrew's Lincoln

+

V.

7 Plymouth

v Burnley

T

Grimsby"

v. Brighton

v. Gillingham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). Bournemouth BRENTFORD Bristol C. Clapton COVENTRY EXETER

Luton

Newport

V. Southend

Y

Aldershot

V. Crystal Pal.

"; Cardif

Y. READING v. Norwich NORTHAMTON y, Queen's P. R. Swindon

7. Bristol Bor. v Watford Torquay

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)... BARNSLEY- 7. N. Brighton. DARLINGTON v. Mansfeld DONCASTER v, Rotherham GATESHEAD v. Rochdal

Halifax Hartlepools HULL CITY STOCKPORT TRANMERE Walsall

v. Barrow

7.

Chester v. Accrington,

v, Southport.

7. Carlisle

Y, Crewe

WREXHAM V. York City

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Airdrie C'BEATH

r. Manchester U. Kast Stirling

v. TOTTENHAM HAMILTON

It greatly impressed the Japanese Club has extended the closing date MILLWALL Davis Cup playera, and it appears for entries for the twelfth annual NOTTS C. to be standing up to the wear and Kowloon marathon race which is Port Vale tear. better this year than ever being run on Monday, March 20, SOUTHAMPTON ▾ before.

until noon to-mDOITOW,

SWANSEA

Oldham Stoke City

Kilmarnock Morton

*. Dundee

"

v, Ayr United.

Y. Third Lanark Aberdeen

7. RANGERS

ST. J'STONE.

(147); Bold. Lad, (162); Brutus,

(160); Cheerful Sun, (162); Green Course at reasonable prices. 4. Jade, (140); Kwangchow, (142); Prestwick, (157); Smiling Com- mander, (154); So On (152).

6. The Aberdeen Handicap, "A” Class, Once Bound:-Agua Pura, Brutus, (100); Carnation II,

MRS. MOTONO.

Hand and Electric Massage,

(150); Bold Lad, Cheerful Holder of Diplown and Certificate "

Sun, (102); Drian, (154); Happy Man, (154); Prestwick, Shimmy II, (102); So On (152),

QUEEN'S COLLEGE.

(167)

The Eighteenth Annual Athletic Sports will be held on the School Ground, Causeway Bay on Satur- day, 18th March.

A hearty invitation is extended to all Old Boys and Friends, Sports begin at 2.00 pm.

CANTON CHARITY RACE MEETING.

Programmes and Entry forms for the Canton Charity Race Metting to be held at Canton on Sunday, 26th March, 1933, ean be obtained at the offices of Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth & Flaming," 6 Des Voeux Road Central.

Entries close at 10 am on Friday, 17th March, 1933.

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