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DAILY

MOTOR EXCURSIONS

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CASTLE PEAK.

Excluding Sundays and Public Holidays when cars will only be araflable

for Drive Youroolf Service.

(1) 1.45 p.m. Our cars leave Y.M.C.A. corner for Castle

Ponk and will return to Kowloon at 5.30 p.m.

(2) 5.30 p.m. to Castle Peak. Roturn 8.30 p.m.

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH-

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933.

S. CHINA NEARING CHAMPIONSHIP

POINTS FROM

ATHLETIC

(8) 9.30 pm Our fleet of cars will be available for moonlight KEEN FOOTBALL

plenica, etc. return to Kowloon not later than 1 a.m.

Fares: No 1 Including use of bathing shed and Tea at Castle

Poak $2.50 per head.

Children in arms (1.45 pm, only) $1.00.

No. 2 Including bath shed $2.25,

No. 2 Including bathing shed $2.25,

No. 3 Including bathing shed $2.50.

Note: Booklugs single or otherwise, may be made in advance

by phoning 66720.

Any licenced driver with a party of four, may drive one of our cars at any of the above ratea.

Parties of four will bo called for if requested at any sue address.

Whitta's CAR HIRE & DRIVE YOURSELF Service.

364-366, Portland Street.

Phone 66720.

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YESTERDAY

(By "Voritas")

Possessing a surprising lack

of skill and finesse the vital league football match between South China and the Athletic yesterday which saw the Caro- lino Hill team collect another two points, was notable and kept interesting by the intensity) of the struggle and the import- ance of the issue which reated on it.

As an object of clever football the Kame B disappointing as one could wish or expect from two such talented teams, yet never once did itu interest wone, A big contributing factor to this was the closeness of the scores and the possibility, which exist. ed up to the land whistle, of the Athletic nateling a point from their niversarics..

On the whole South China denerved to win. And this, despite the fact that the Athletic should have been two goals to the good in the first half and with a little prudence before goal would have scored another two in the second

It was, in fact, this slightly better Anishing which won the game for the potentini champions. Both gets forwards were faulty in this respect, but the Athletic were the more glar- ing offendera.

South Chinn's two goals were gems, and the Athletic's was thoroughly deserved. Unfortunately for them it! came too late in the game, South China were on their toes and well ablo to resist the strongest challenge.

FUNG'S LEADERSHIP.

The Wah Yan College held their eighth annual sports meeting on Tuesday, and this picture shows the start of the bicycle race, one of the most keenly contested events of the programme.

SATURDAY'S ENGLISH

FOOTBALL

MÁY FIND ALL PROBLEMS.SOLVED

ONE FOOTED PLAYERS

THEY FACE A BIG

HANDICAP

(By "Saracen")

What wo call the "one footed" player in very greatly handicapped. It is, in fact, common to see a man mlas a Cavourable scoring chance be- cause he dare not trust his weak lex to shoot with. What happens is that he waits until he can get the ball over to his strong foot and then the route to goal in blocked.

In a first Division match recently as many as three forwarda on one side | depended mainly on one foot and on the hard ground where the ball was lively and difficult to control they werd at the mercy of the opposing halves.

In every case, it is perhaps true to any that one foot is stronger than the other. Even when a man can use both successfully he puts more faith in one than the ether. One of the bent two footed players to-day is Joe Hulme, the ying Arsenal outside right. He not only works the ball with both feet but he can shoot equal- y well with either and does not make any difference whether the ball is dead or moving.

It is surprising that players are content to struggle along with only one really effective foot. In the case of the professional, la excusable. For it is unquestionable that a man

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB-

The FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEET- ING will be held (Weathor Por- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 29th April, 1933, com- mencing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be Rungat 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Membora aro notified that they and their Ladies must wear

their Badges prominently displayed.

No One without Badge will bo | admitted to the Members' Enclosure. Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gontiemen-and- $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal application of a Member, auch Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, etc.

The Socrotary's Office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building (Tol. 27794) will clone at 12 o'clock Noon

Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT ba on sale at the Race Course.

On No Protext will Children be per mitted in either Enclosure during the Meating.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club Houso provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephono 21020.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE."

The Prico uf Admission to the Pubile Enclosure is $2.00 including

and Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, payable at the Gato. Soldiers and Sallers in Uniform aro admitted Half Price.

SPECIAL TELEGRAPH FORECAST FOR ALL LEAGUES Importance attached to the English football league programme for Saturday is connected with the strug-can improve fifty per cent by practict. not be permitted to operate within gles for promotion and relegation, in which something like twenty teams in the four divisions are directly interested.

The Scottish league season closes this week, but is the championship has already been decided, little interest is excited by the programme. The special Telegraph forecast follows:

ENGLISH CUP FINAL

EVERTON v. Manchester City

DIVISION 1.

ARSENAL v Huddersfield BIRMINGHAM v Leicester lilackburn

The brilliant leadership of Fung King-cheung was a feature of the BLACKPOOL

Ilia shooting was not up to DERBY game. the mark, but his passing was the LEEDS Rort which amateur footballers WEDNESDAY dream about. He gave Ip Pak-wa Sunderland his second goal by sheer ingenuity WEST BROMI- in drawing the defence, and his plendid weeping passes to the wings were a model of accuracy.

y Wolves

v Aston Villa

v Newcastle

v Middlesbro'

v Bolton

V PORTSMOUTH

WICH Y Liverpool

DIVISION 2.

BRADFORD C BURY

In contrast Tam Kong-pak was one of the most disappointing of the Chesterfield winners vanguard, and was complete- FULHAM ly bottled up by Ho Chol-yin and Au Lincoln C Kwal-fung. Ng Po-kui was an in-

pressive right winger, despatching MILLWALL the ball to the centre with such preci- Notts C sion and regularity that danger wan PORT VALE spelt in capital letters every time he Shampton

SWANSEA Reized the ball.

West Ham

y Preston N. E.

▾ Stoke

v Oldham

v Grimsby

Y MANCHESTER

v Notis Forest

v Bradford

Plymouth

v Charlton

v Burnley

y TOTTENHAM

DIVISION 3 (SOUT{I).

Ip Pak-wa was mediocre, being successfully hampered by the Athletic defence, whilal hin partner Leung Tak-w'g was neither a success nor à BOURNE. failure. He generally gave promise

MOUTH

of something big, and faded away so BRENTFORD that if eventually realised have its Bristol C. anticipated value.

usual

Leung Wing-chul_was the outstanding half back en the field, although Li Kwok-wai, who looked after Cheung Mul-wing ran him a good second. Wong Mec- shun was casual, belligerent and clever in turn. A curious mixture of efficiency and mis-directed activi- ty.

Lau Mau excelled at left back and was well supported by Leung Yul- chan.

GOOD ATHLETIC BACKS.

CLAPTON

Gillingham

▾ Bristol R

Y Norwich

▾ Cardin

SEQUEL TO BASEBALL FREE FIGHT

Players Suspended: the Latest Results

COVENTRY EXETER LUTON

Newport

| NORTHAMP-

Brighton

v Queen's Park

Southend

♥ CRYSTAL PAL.|

TON v Rending

SWINDON Torquay

v Watford

v Aldershot

DIVISION 3 (NORTH).

BARNSLEY

DARLINGTON

DONCASTER

Gateshead HALIFAX Hartlepools

HULL STOCKPORT·

U TRANMERE

WALSALL WREXHAM

✓ Rochdale

v Carlisle

v York

✓ CHESTER v Mansfield

v Youthport v Crewe

v Barrow

v Rotherham

Y New Brighton

y Accrington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

AIRDRIE

Cowdenbeath

E. Stirling

Hamilton

HEARTS

v St. Mirren

I

MOTHERWELL

v. Dundee

• RANGERS

v St. Johnstone

KILMARNOCK y Falkirk

Morton Partick

Queen's Park

▾ Clyde

THIRD LANARK ABERDEEN

WAH TAI COLLEGE.

PRACTISE NECESSARY.

A coach recently told me, "We had a young player with a dummy left foot. He could not kick a dead ball with it twenty yards. I took him out and I told him that he would have to practise half an hour twice a day with me and that in six weeks be would be all right.

When we started his lack of power with the left foot was astonish ing, but after I had shown him how to

Dookmakors, The Tae Mon, &c., will the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting. By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Hongkong, 24th April, 1933.

Secretary.

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

Programmes und Entry Forms for the Fourth Extra Raco Meot-

balance the body he began to improve ing to be held in Macno on Sun- and before the six weeks were in heday, 7th May, 1983 may be obtain- could shoot almost as well with oneed at the Sports Club, Hongkong foot as the other.""

Jockey Club Stables, or at the It is not often that you see a one

Continental side. Offices of Messrs. Percy Smith, fouted player in n

In Seth & Fleming, 6 Des Voeux They would not tolerate one.

Road Central. Europe, all the teams are couched by experts and a man has to become drastic And thoroughly efficient. remedies are adopted. A man with a weuk left, say, is sent out to practise without a boot on his right, the iden being to compel him to use his left.

It is often said that a first-class footballer should be able to play in any position. To a large, extent, this Is true, if allowance is made for the Enet that in moving from one wing to the other he has to readjust his balance. This is the trouble that an inside right experiences in alfting, say, to inside left. But it is a slight one if his left foot does not let him down. Copyright: N. F. L.

CRICKET MAKES A START

SCOTT'S XI AND WEST INDIES DRAW

Pelsham, Apr. 26. T. Gilbert Scott's XI and

cricket match.

the

Athletic Meeting Held at West Indies drew in a two-day

Caroline Hill.

INITIAL FIXTURE.

The Wah, Tai College, of No. Washington, Apr. 26. The sequel to yesterday's riots Arbuthnot Road, held its first athletic The Athletic owed much to Leung Yuk-tong and Ho Choi-yin, that the in the New York, Washington meeting on the South China ground, The func- debit side of their balance sheet for match is the announcement by Mr. Caroline Hill, yesterday.

n great success and the side only showed a couple of gonis. At times these two defended Harridge, President of the Ameri- tion proved desperately, but more often than not can Baseball League of the sus-augured well for the future athletic intelligently and with a full idea of pension, for an indefinite period, activities of the school.

Whitehill of the Hon. Mr. S. W. Tao distributed The half backs were rare spoilers, Senators and Chapman of the the prizes, but fell down badly in ball distribu- tion. The chief trouble was

how and when to tackle.

of Myer and

that Yankees.

nerves. This was especially reflected

Results:

most of the team sulfered from To-day's major league program- 100 Metres (Sr.)-1, Leung Wan- in the forwards, whose shooting wasmes were affected by rain and ming; 2, Chung Sul-cheung: 3, Kwok a sad commentary on their abilities severe cold. The New York Giants Woot-chuen.

have demonstrated too many

Liniex

2, Yeung Wing-chu; 3, Cheng Shang-

to,

100 Metres

Furthermore it was false, for they forced Philadelphia to bow the 100 Metres (Jr.).-1, Lo Tam-kam; this season that on ordinary form knee and Brooklyn hnd an easy

mort they are among the

deadly passage against Boston, markamen ith lacal football. But

Great pitching by Hildobrand yesterday their finishing was deplor- able, and it was due to this entirely anw St. Louis blanked out against that they did not score five times.

Cleveland. A blank first half during which defences were tested up to the penalty aren and then allowed to get away with comfortable clearances, wan followed by two rapid goals by Ip Fak-wa midway through the second halt. Both

clever resulted from movements and were deserved re- wards.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn

Boston

R. H. E.

5 11 1 1. 4 1 (Berger homered for Boston and Bisonette for Brooklyn)

St. Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia

The home team brought their innings to a close when they de- clared at 220, for 9 wickets, Mar- tindale being the most.

Висссия-

ful bowler with an analysis of 4 for 39.

The West Indies replfed with 145 for 7-Router.

WIN FOR RODOSTO.

Length Victory in Two Thousand Guineas.

London, Apr. 20. The Two Thousand Guinens, run over a milo at Newmarket to-day, resulted:

0 to 1 Rodesto .... 25 to 1 King Salmon... 100 to 0 Gino ... Starters-latinero (Pat Beauloy), Light Sussex (Taylor), Young "Lover (Perryman) Madagascar (Carluke); King Salmon (Harry Wragg), Breathy (Cliff Richards), Lochfel (Dick), Mel- ..Scarlet Tiger (A

(Small Boys).—1, Cheng Yu-kai; 2, Ng Chuen-put.

400 Metres (Sr.).-1, Leung Wan ming; 2, Hang Hok-sang.

Long Jump (Sr.)-1, Chung Sai-fort (Lane) cheong; 2, Kwok Wool-chun.

Long Jump (Jr.).-1, Chan Kwan man; 2 Chon Shang-to.

Putting the Shot 1, Chu

2, Kwok Woot-chuen.

Wragg), Solar Boy (Fred Fox), In terlace (Smith), Bodonta (Brothes), March Tor (Herbert), Felicitation (Beary), Gino (Elliott), Mannering Siu-nin;)(Canty) Franz Hals (T. Burma)

Wan

800 Metres Open.-1, Leung

Panama

(Nevett), Raymond (Nicholi), Statosninn (Childa), Mani- toba (Gordon Richards), Brunswick 100 Metres (Handicap),~1, Li Tak- |(Jones) Mainwood (Dickens), Titian

1 6 1

2 10 2

ming;

2,

Tam Chee-yu.

3

6 1

1

kea; 2, Chu Siu.nin.

Ho Ka-keung reduced the arrears ten minutes later seizing a vague opportunity in great stylo to shoot

1 1 through a crowd of players, but after this South China becamo definitely on Chicago and Pittsburgh game top, and the Athletic's only chance of was postponed owing to the severe lovelling the scores was a free kick cold. close in and of which they mado a sad mess.

REVISED LEAGUE TAGLE: Goals. P. W. D. L. P. A. Pus R.A. 19 14 0 5 62 29 28 South China. 10 11 1 3 41 15 23 16 10 2 4 61 22 22 S.W.B. Liacoins 17 0 4 4 40 R. Navy 17 7 2 8 36 36 10 St. Joseph's 14 7 1 0 28 25 15 11.K.F.C... 18 7 1 16 22 62 16 H.K. Pollce.. 15 7 0 20 30 14 Chi Ath. 13 6 2 8 40 31 12 Kowloon F.G. 18 4 1 18 29 40 Recreio ... 18 20 10 20 80

4

AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Chicago

Dotroit

were

4 10 1 6 12 2 There

oleven Innings, Hayes scoring a home run Chiengo)

Cloveland

2 6

for

I

St. Louis

0 1 0 (Hildebrand pitched and blank- ed out St. Louis)

The New York and Philadelphia and Bonton and Washington matches were postponed through Train.—Router.

(S. Donoghue), Colorow (T. Weston), (blarahali).

3,000 Motrca Bleycle Raco, The Keen (Pat Donoghue), Tuppence Ngan Ying-kit; 2, Chang Yat-enny 200 Metres (St.)-1, Loung Wan- ming: 2, Le Kar-kay.

High Jump (S)-1, Leung Sat- anng 2, Leung Wan-ming.

High Jump (Jr.)-1, Au Cheo- keung; 2, Chong Shang-to.

1,500 Metras Open-1, Cheung Chung-sing: 2, James Dharmanane.

110 Metres Committee Raco:-1, Lam Yiu; 2, Zimmern.

Won by a length with three quar ters of length between second and third.

LADIES' GOLF.

Obstaclo Race, Chung Bal-Miss Cousens Wins Bogey choung; 2, Lo Hon-chung.

110 Matros Low Hurdles.-1, Chung Sai-cheung: 2, Kwok Woot-chuen.

400 Metres Relay Race (Open to schools), St. Joseph's College; 2, Wa Yan College.

Inter-clans Relay Race-1, Class 3; 12, Clans 4,

Competition.

Tho Bogey Competition held on the

New Course, Fanling, on Tuesday last, was won by Miss Cousens (21), who finished two up. There were 18 entries altogether,

Entries clone at 4 pm on Fri- day, 28th April, 1933.

CORNS?

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1. Bork foot 10mloutee Embol water,wipe dey. 3. Apply BlumJzy, centering pad directly or or corn. How it works: A la the miket medication that gently undeloos corn. Die fet pad that redemtu prospero stops pain at once, Choida pad la plon, previle alipplog. 5. After 3 days, co move plaster, monk foot, LLEI Dat men, Undby millions. At all cheralsta.

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