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THE HONGKONG TELE

APH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1933.

QUEEN'S THIRD VICTORY FOR ROZA-PEREIRA

AIR CONDITIONED THEATRE

FROM SUNDAY

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Postumes

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THIRD BIG LL-COMEDY PROGRAMME

STAN LAUREL

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ANOTHER

OLIVER

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AN OLD SPANISH CUSTOM Bull Fighting in Mexico

OVER THE SEAS TO BORNEO Travelogue

Zasu Pitts and Thelma Todd-

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"ON THE LOOSE"

-CHARLIE CHASE-

in

"THE TABASCO KID"

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Hearst Metrotone News

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HONGKONG

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440 YDS.. TITLE

IN BETTER TIME

HALF HEARTED CHALLENGE ··

BY LAWRENCE

LATEST V.R.C. RESULTS

Improving on his last year's figures, but still sixteen seconds behind Jimmy Johnstone's re- cord of 1929, Lionel Roza- Pereira yesterday won the 440 yards free style open champion- ship at the V.R.C., yesterday, thus securing his third cham- pionship for 1933.

Pereira was never seriously challenged, not even by his in veterate opponent, Wilfrid Law- rerice, and in returning the time

of 6 minutes 48 2/5 seconds.

Fine study of Lionel Roza-Pereira, in "action whilst winning the 440 yards swimming championship at the V.R.C.. yesterday. (Photo: J. C. M. Granham),

COMPARISONS.

It is not without interest to note that W. Lawrence won the 100 yards free style open cham- pionship at the VR.C., in 59 4/5 seconds and A. G. Donn won the HK.I.A.S.A. open championship for the same event In G1 4/5 seconds.

Yesterday Roza-Pereira won the 440 yards open championship at the V.R.C., In 5 mine. 48 2/5 seconds, and Campbell, setting up

Y.M.C.A. bath record, did the same distanco in six mine, 3 3/5 sces, in the ILK.I.A.S.A open championship.

Scots Beat The Sassanachs

Batting

LEAGUE

And Bowling POINTS Averages

PHIL MEAD'S 67

Leading English first-class cric-| ket batting and bowling averages up to August 24 were as follows:

BATTING.

Blend

C. Hendley

Hammond

Leyland

Amer

Hendren

(A)

C. F. Walters ....

Mitchell

REB, Wyatt

Cook

Nawab of Patendi

[ 143or

Tinkewell

Ingridge (John) Hopwood

Verity

Macaulay

Farnes

Bowes

Goddard

GLASGOW RANGERS

OUTPLAY ARSENAL Einridge (Jan)

London, Sept. 27. Townsend Glasgow Rangers, the famous Scottish league team, completely Tate outplayed the Arsenal in a friendly Cornford (3.1 football match at Highbury to-day, Michell

C. B. Marrlo winning by three goals to one.-- | Router.

was able to take the course LEG-THEORY OUTBURST

fairly easily, no other competi- tor being able to make the pace. CAMPBELL NON-STARTER.

third to Lawrence.

AUSTRALIANS RENEW ATTACKS ON JARDINE'S CAPTAINCY

Tight Not Inn. Rank. Inni. out. Aver,:

442676 257 867.7A

30 2104 224*

50 2051 2046

52 2077 206

38 2778 201

3 65.75

65.37

ง

2007

53.69

42 1001 210* 4 62.89 4818K4 168.10 51.50 52 2404

220 4 50.0B 45 1707 387* -7 40.01 45 1964 214 49.10 41724 201 5 48.72 1000 204 D 48.48 1 47.68

44 2050 257

48 0011 030

0

47.86

1912 142 4 40.90

DOWLING.

CONCEDED

BY CRICKET CLUB

UNABLE TO RAISE A TEAM

IN “C” DIV.

The Hongkong Cricket Club. has notified the Hon. Secretary of the Lawn Tennis League of its inability to complete its fix. tures in the "C" Division of the league.

The Club cannot raise, a team,

O. M. K. W. Aver. and points are therefore conced- 1075.4 165 2128 179 11.67 ed to the Police Recreation Club, 1829.8 610 3802 202 14.74

1102 405 2129 157 15.49 the Filipino Club and the 055.2 185 1701 108 1621 Army Tennis Club, with whom 004.4 209 2455 146 10.81 the H.K.C.C., had outstanding

1187, 347 2491 150 10.00

820 202 1000 3 17.80

1371.8 414 3167 183 17.41 matches.

057.5 143 1714 DR 17.48 As a result the Filipino Club.

000.6 209 180A DO 18,20

837.3 247 1018 68 18.30 has completed its fixtures for the 485 130 900 34 18,44 season and there now, remains 1188.4 811 2742 142 199 only eight clubs with outstanuing

games.

The amended league table

BOISTEROUS HOCKEY follows.

Y.M.C.A. Beat Signals in Guileless Game

The Y.M.C.A first elevon

do-

strunch resistance from the Boldler's half back line. The

boisterous play.

W. Campbell, the H.KLAS.A. champion was a nonstarter, scrat-

Molbourne, Aug. 28. Canon Hughes, President of the feated the Royal Corps of Signals ching at the last minute, and Gnr.

When the annual report of the Association, declared that the Eng-by the only goal scored by G.P. Gardner of the Artillery sent along

Victorian Cricket Association was lish people, from Jardine down-Lammert in

a friendly hockey a deputy in Gnr. Ellington.

As a result the race determined presented at a meeting here towards, seemed to be putting

match yesterday afternoon. The Itself into a contest between three night, a vain effort was made by smoke screen over the whole ques-goal was natted in the first half. awimmers, with E. B. Roza, show. Mr. H. S. Weotton to secure the tion by talking of the Australian The Y forwards, failed to com- ing good stamina, finishing a close deletion of remarkable references barracking. It was not playing bing very effectively and met with

to the tactics of the last Englah the game,

They overlooked the tumultuous Test team. The report stated:

"It is sincerely trusted that wiser applause accorded Larwood's great game was somewhat marred by

abandon batting effort in Sydney. counsels will prevail to

The report was eventually adopt- permanently any tactics that are

the spirit ofed without deletions by a large detrimental to good fellowship and sportmanship majority.

Mr. Eady, a member of the hitherto connected with this great

Tasmanian Legistative Council game.

"Woodfull (the Australian cap- and a former international cricke 50 Yards Handicap, Boya under 12tain) is to be congratulated on the ter, told the Tasmanian Cricket As attitude he adopted in the matches against. England. He did not give a moment's consideration to retalia-

G. J. Smith gained his second success of the championships by winning the 50 yards free style for "B" Class aggregate, and later he had the distinction of represent- ing the winning V.R.C., in the open

team race.

Results and the fourth and final programme for to-day follow:

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440 Yards Free Style Champion- ship:-1, L. Roza Pereira; 2, W. M. Lawrence; 9, D. B. Roza. Time: 5 mina. 48 2/6 secs.

"D" Clase Aggregate 50 Yards Free

Stylo (Heat),

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sociation that the English team's visit to Hobart Inst Christmas was one of the things Tasmanin would

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LEAGUE TABLE.

Bets P. W. D. 1. 2. A

14 110 B6% .. 24·10 0

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Fitinine Club Kowloon O. tArmy T. C.

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14 8 1 11 20 90 Hongkong C. C. 14.1.1 12 32 678

jalantiles two polais received by default, Paternifies six points conceded by default.

HITTERS FAN

GOMEZ & : PEARCE PITCH WELL

MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS

New York, Sept. 27. The Philadelphia and New York

JOCKEY'S PURCHASE. He criticised England's methods of attack in the Adelaide Test, and the pany auction held at the paddock Some good prices were secured at Warm congratulations are ex-said that Oldfield (the Australian of the Hongkong Jockey Club, Happy Smith; 2-Atended to the M.C.C. team for win wicket-keeper) might have been Valley, yesterday afternoon, the auc clubs in both American and tioneers being Messrs. Hughes and National Leagues indulged in McGrann and A. A. Roza tled. Time: ning the Ashes in spite of the unkilled.

pleasantness arising out of the If the Board of Control sent a Hough. 26 4/5 secs.

double henders to-day, and even Particular interest was attached to breaks were experienced." tactics adopted by the English team to England next year without captain in his method of attack, first hearing that the M.C.C. ad- the sale of an Australian grifin for The Giants took the first game,

mit that log-theory bowling was

the 1084 reason, a brown golding 14:2 particularly in the Test matches.

"The team was hospitably enter-all wrong, then it would have to hands belonging to Mr. Peter Young, but were blanked out in the second, tained in every part of the Com-cat its own words and would show missing Kwangtung Provincial whilst after Gomez had forced the Bank cashier. This animal was opposition to fan in the opening lamentable weakness.

bought by Mr. Harriman, for $1,200, game, Philadelphia returned with monwealth."

The Tasmanin v. the M.C.C. after keen competition started at the tone runs to beat the Yankees Mr. Wootton claimed that the controversy over leg-theory bowling match at Hobart was described as upset bid of $500.

The fall list of ponies sold, names

casily. was something they all wanted to pantomime cricket. Fearing to risk

Scores as supplied by Reuter were: forget. Mr. Kelly, who managed jury to his regular bowlers on the of their new owners and prices are Vienna, Colonel D. G. Kozikls, $50;

NATIONAL LEAGUE.. the last Australian team in Engrain-sodden wicket, Jardine bowl given below: land, expressed astonishment at/ed himself and also put on such Night Pátroj, Colonel D. G. Kozikis, $88; Empress Hall, Col. D. G. Kozikis,

R. H. men as Ames and Paynter.].

$50; Oh Yeah, Chinese Maritime Customs, $50; Gold Bar, Mr. S. W.

Open Team Race Six Men over 50 Yards:-1, V.R.C. 2, Club de cation 3, Chinese Athletic Association Time: 2 mins. 12 3/5 secs.

The teams in the last event were:—

V.R.C., E. B. Roza, G. T. Paget, S. V. Gitting, L. Roza Pereira, J. Smith, W. M. Lawrence,

C. de R., J. A. Gutteres, E. L. Gosano, A. McGrann, B. Gosano, H. M. Remedios, A. A. Roza,

C.A.A., Ne Wa-chau, Lau Po-t, Yung Man-kat, Lo Chi-hing, Shiu Kat- yau, Mi Chiu-cheung.

PROGRAMME.

The programme for to-day is as follows:-

EVENT 1.

the objections to the report, which, he claimed, stated only the facts.

Hunt, Misa Chan Wong King.

EVENT 4 Diving Championship of the

(Eight

Fancy from 50 Yards Free Style Champion- Colony. ahip of the Colony:-H, L. Ozorio, Springboard Optional, and Two W. M. Lawrence, A. McGrann, T. from Platform):-L/C, Morgan, S,

KIPPAX SAYS,--

New York. Philadelphia

(Critz and G. Davis homered

New York Philadelphia

Alan Kippax, the Australian Test Tang, 360, Widnes, Mr. S. W. Tang cricketer, atated in a speech that Triumph, Mr. Y. M. Loo, $65; Jimmy, for New York)⠀⠀

$876; Swale, Mr. A. Bower, *$70; leg-theory bowling "takes all the art Col. Kozikis, $30; The Raindrop, Mr. and science from the game, and on Y. M. Loo, 3150; The Raincoat, Mr. concrete and matting wickets it is E. Joseph, $80; Bluelove, Mr. A. nothing short of murder.". Coppin, $75; The Ptarmigan, Col. Kozikis, $40; Jingo, Chinese Maritime Customs, $60; Agua Fura, Mr. Y. M. New York) Loo, $56; Little Rock, Col Kozikis,

AUSTRALIAN PONIES.

L. Paget, Lau Ping Pol, E. M. H. Wong, L. Roza Pereira, Ed. dn THE HELENS ON

Critchley, E. B. Roza.

EVENT 2.

880 Yards Free Style Champion- ship. of the Colony:-L/O. W. Campbell, L/C. Fullager, L. Roza Pereira, W. M. Lawrence, Fred W. Ambrose, Gnr. Ellington.

.EVENT 3.

100 Yards Free Style Ladles' Championship of the Colony:- Mrs. M. J. McMahon, Miss Doris

Roza, Pte, Morrison.

EVENT 5.

Mixed Team Race: T. Paget's Team, H. L. Ozorio's Team, G, J. Smith's Team, A. A. Roza's Team, F. W. Ambrose's Team.

EVENT 6. Consolation Race.

EVENT 7.

Water Polo,

THEIR RIVALRY

NO FEUD SAYS MISS JACOBS

Mrs. Moody Not Retiring

New York, Aug. 30. Sore foelings between Misa Helen America's woman

Cricket Eleven Dismissed Forensis champion, and her defont-

A Single Run

COSA.

Choy Pak, Col, D. G. Kozikis, $85; Miss Jummy, Col. Kozikis, $40; Aus- tralian Sub-Pony No. 0, Mr. Harriman, $1,200,

The following pontes were with- drawn: Pure Musle; Cuckoo Eyes; Jack O'Lantern; Victor: The Rice- bird; The Rainbow; Funny Face; Whoonce; Hazel Lent.

R

610

(Pearce pitched and blanked out

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia...

New York...

7 18-

(Gomez pitched and blanked out Philadelphia)

Philadelphia New York

.10 .9 .0 1 4 0 (Foxx homered for Philadelphia)

Aquatic Sports Meeting For

Small

Ships

ed rival, Mrs. Holen Wills-Moody, was brought into the open to-day, take place to-morrow afternoon at

The Small Ships Aquatic Sports triea from H.M.S. Whitehall. when Miss Jacobs said she was the Y.M.C.A Bath. Elimination 2 p.m., heats will be ovum for the This afternoon, commencing at surprised that Mrs. Moody had events for the plunging and div-100 yards, free style, 100 yards not congratulated her on her sucing took place yesterday afternoon breast stroko, 100 yards backt Poona, Sopt. 2.' to follow on, wore skittled out

and to-day hoats will be swum stroko and throwing the water "Thore is no foud between us," off in several other races What will go down as a record for just one run, scored by Karim. eald Miss Jacobs. "Up to now we There were ton entries in the for the 880 yards free style will polo ball. In addition, the final in the history of school cricket Chitnis of C. E. S. School return have never been over friendly, plunging and the

ed an analysis of five wickets for but at least always gracious."

following be swum A in India, or perhaps any country, no run and Nagoo! five for one.

qualified for the final: Lieut. On her arrival at her home in Ashcroft (Wild Swan), Stokor fe the achievement of the Comp

California to-day Mrs. Moody Ward (Wild Swan), Mid, Hankoyn Education Society School, Poorn,]|

Bald she did not shake hands with (Suffolk), Cmdir, Wyllo (Wild who dismissed their opponenta, India's team to play England her conqueror boentise she was Swan), C.E.R.A. Whitehend the St. Helena's School, for in the first of three test matches too bowildered by pain to think (Suffolk) and A.N. Other (White- single run, in their second in- beginning in Bombay on Dec. 8 of it.

mg hall)

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME, To-morrow'e programme, is:

Final 100 yards back strokes Final Throwing the polo ball. Final 100 yards bronat stroke, Final plunging, vanlig Final 100 yards free style. Diving Relay Race,

nings, In the Junior Inter-Schools will be chosen from the following: It was not a deliberate alight. The following will compete in Cricket Shield match.

G. K. Naidu, Wazir All, Amar.. Why all this talk of enmity bo- the final for the diving: E.-R. A. The C.E.S. School in their first Singh, Jeoomal Nasomal, Mahom tween Miss Jacoba and myself? Taylor (Osiris), A. B. Muir knock made 63 runs. The St. ed Nissar, J. G. Navio, Nazir All, We have our rivalry, born of sov (Verity), Cmdr. Wylle (Wild The last event will be for thổ Helenn's in their first venture 8. H. Colah, V. M. Merchant, eral years of competitive bennis, Swan), Ldg. Smu. Ford (Orwald), Small Ships, Aquatic Sports Clin. were dismissed for the amazingly Champak Mehta, Shababuddin, but I have nothing against her A. B. Milla (Verity), A. B. Me- which is at present hold by H.M.S3. | small total of 11 runs and, forced) Mushtaq All and Amarnath, th

!personally."

Donald (Wlshort) and three en Wishart.

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