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BRILLIANT HADLEY WINS INTERPORT

UNTER UDDEBRANIAN CRIBBEANGALANT LARISEENESEJORASHRAE

STILL CHAMPION.

JOCK MIAVOY RETAINS

BOXING TITLE. -

Bellevue, Oct. 9. jock McAvoy, the holder. successfully defended the middleweight championship of Britain and Lonsdale. Beit at Bellevue, Manchester to-night.

In a 15 rounds contest he knocked out his chal- lenger Archie Soxton of Bethnal Green in the 10th round.Reuter.

BEATEN IN MANILA

S'HAI SWIMMERS UNSUCCESSFUL

HADLEY WINS THE

50 METRES

The Shanghai swimmers were beaten by the Aray and Navy Y, M. C. A., in Manila last Thursday, this being their Arst appearance in the Philippines capital,

The visiting swimmers only won n

coupio of events from the local tankere.

Jiklrum and Ildefonso, world famed 200 metre breast strokers, helped the Army and Navy Y tank team win its micot against the visiting mermion, Jikirum won the 100 metre free style swim by defeating Hadley of Shang- hal. Ildefonso romped away with the 100 metre brenat stroke, defeating Bartolaso alao of the local tear, Duell, Shanghai's entry in this event, took third place.

LOWERS

TWO RECORDS

AQUATIC FANS AMAZED

ISSUE DECIDED.. ON TEAM RACE

GALLANT V.R.C.

(By "Voritas"),

He's not very tall, but he's stockily built with rippling muscles which tell of power and rhythm. When he's not in the water he wears glasses from behind which he smiles with quiet self-confidence. When he gets into the water he breaks records with supreme) case. He is the water speed king of the Far East-Frank Hadley,

SHANGHAI MUST WIN TO-DAY

GOVERNOR'S CUP.

CHINESE TEAM WILL MEET

THE REST.

To-day on the Ilangkong F. C. ground the kick-off for the Gover» nor's Cup match, the Chinese va. The Rest, will be at 4:30 pm.

Mr. 3. W. Baldwin is the referee. Lintemen are Mr. Ip Knu-ko,and C.Q.M.S,' Hyde,

The Rent are as follows: Strange Cord; Allan and S. (Captain); Perkins, Pardor and Muiro: L. Harris, Gomes, Elliott, Ridley and t. Hocquard.

VIGILANCE AND MELODY

TO-DAY'S VALLEY

"DOUBLE"

SELECTIONS

[By_"Ringtall").

The fifth and seventh Гасек have been selected for the Double- Hongkong thought they had seen at to-day's Happy Valley meeting something when this young Sitanghal-the second programme of the man came here a week ago and beat hollday meet, so that Melody and an oppor- E. B. Roza for first place in the 25 Vigilance will have yards, but this turned out to be only tunity of repeating their success an indication of what he might do of Saturday. if thoroughly aroused.

Last night at the V.R.C., Shanghai needed a few first places to win the Interport and so Frank Hadlay get about providing them, and at the same time knocked the bottom out of one or two existing records.

HIS ACHIEVEMENTS.

These wore his achievements:

Won 100 yards in 58 seconds dend to establish new record

Won 220 yards in 2 minutes 33 upsel existing - 2/5 secotids

Agures

Hadley and Moffett secured first honours for the Shanghal team. The former won the 60 metre free style! event in 37.4 seconds with Brosseau, another Shanghai swimmer, coming in second. Moffett was awarded first place in the 100 metre back stroke after Sandakan of the local team was hurdle. disqualified for falling to touch the wall before turning. Tuttle of the Army and Navy Y was second in this

event.

The results follow:

RESULTS.

100 metre free style-Jiklrus, Army Navy Y; first; Hadley, Shang lai, second; Martinez, Army-Navy Y third; Time 1 min. 5 sces.

100 metre back stroke-Moffett, Shanghai, frat; Tuttle, Army-Navy Y second; Coon, Shanghai, third, Time 1 min 21-1/6 Accs.

100 metro breast atroke-Ildefonso, Bartolaso, Army Navy Yfirat; Army-Navy second; Duoll, Shang- hai, third. Time 1 min. 20 Beca.

200 metre free style-Suetos, Army. first; Logan, Shanghai, MeAllester, Shanghai, äiri.

cand

1) | Time 2 min. 47-4/5, avca.

50

mctre free style-Hadley, Shanghai, first; Brosseau, Shanghai, second; Martinez, Army-Navy Y. third. Time 27.4 secs.

metre medley relay Army 160 Navy Y, first; Shanghai, second. Time 1 min. 43-2/5 secs.

200 motre relay--Army-Navy Y first; Shanghai, sceand. Time 2 min. 2-4/5 acca

won Inst

Won team race for Shanghai with the most remarkable burst of speed ever seen in the bath. The net result of this amazing

the swimming was that Shanghai very the Interport

When the competitors fuced the the Team Race, starter the V.R.C., were then lending by 38 points to 37. Everything depended on this inst race.

in

Well, the tribute must be paid the V.R.C. They lost gallantly. Right up until the last 25 yards they held the lead, and then Hadley took command of the altuation.

Making a wonderful turn which | knocked off the couple of feet ad- vantage Lawrence had held up to then, he started a sprint which meant only one thing, and as he touched the end of the bath, his team mates Jumped into the water and overwhelmrd him with con. gratulations.

SHANGHAI WINS. Shanghai had won the Interport by 42-points to 38.

Blow In

warm

The crowd were not recognising the way Hadley had, single-handed, carried the visitors to victory and he received ovation which was repeated with even more fervour when he later re- ceived his rewards from Mrs. E, D. C.. Wolfe.

I have chosen them for the double, and these, together with the rest of the selections follow.

1st Race

Don Cossack's Beauty Daylight Eve

2nd Race

Jungle Jim

The Cavalier Per Se

3rd Race

Mr. Frost's Mount'. Festival Eve King's Parade

4th Race

Diana Bay Sadko King's Justice

5th Race

Vigilance Partnership Hey Tor

6th Race

Lucy Glitters Cossack's Cholce. Tecumseh

7th Race

Melody

No Fear Paul Jones

8th Race

Wakefield Brechin

Mike

THE GREAT

on addition to Hadley's record LEG THEORY

breaking swim in the 100 and 220 (Continued on Page 0.)

To-day's Turf Classic

Probable Starters and Riders For Cesarewitch

London, Oct. 9.

The thirty-six probablo starters and their riders for the Cesarewitch to be run at Newmarket, wore an- nounced to-day as follows:

Nitsielin (Beary}. Statesman (Carsinko),

(Perryman), Loose-Strife

Erain

(Low ston)

Guiscard

Dick Turpin (Gordon Richards), Arctic Star (Ray),

Rol de Paris (Nicholl);

Trustee (Lane),

Beau Frere (Sam Wragg), Fox-Earth (Steve Donoghue),

Lucky Patch

Patch (E. Smith),

(Strett),

Blandeneno Africus (Novolt) Sandals (Fr

(Fred Fox), Sanity, (Gothin),, Within-the-Law

(Wolls),

Bunkawai (COM

Nogre (h.

Barrage (Quick)ickaby), Chelmarsh

Daytol

(Taylor),

Joyous Greeting (C. Richards), Ximines (Shargio),

Miss Diplomat (D. Smith),

Doyncourt (Richardson),

Strathallan (Lynch),

Sanguinole (Ryan).

Eugens (Hunter).

Seminole, Sarum, Lord Nugent, Boldero, Benzina Victoria, Tuppence and Fragrance have not yet been alloited-to-riders.

THE CALL-OVER,

16/2 Guiscard. (t. and o.) 17/2 Ximenes (0.) 0/1 (t.) 100/0 Mitsichin (t. and o.) 100/8 Negro (0.) 100/7 (L.) 20/1 Loose-strife (t. and o.) 20/1 Statosman (1. and o.) 22/1 Sandals (t and o.) 22/1 Dick Turpin (o.) 25/1. (t.) 26/1 Beau Frero. (L. and o.). 26/1 Lucky Patch (o.) 28/1 (t.)· 26/1 Sanity (o.) 28/1 (t.) 83/1 Rot de Paris (0.)

33/1 Blandearna (o.) 40/1 (t) = 13/1 Within-the-Law (a.) 40/1 (1)

40/1 Eugena (t. and d.)

40/1 Erain (0)

40/1 Cholmarsh (o.) 50/1 (t.) 40/1 Seminole (o), 60/1 (t.) 60/1 Barrage (o.)

00/1 Africas (t, and o.)

00/1 Strathallan (0.) 100/1 (t.):

40/1

B071

GAZE

(0) 100/1 (1).

(0.) 100/1 (t.)

VOTE

Probable Voting

TO SAVE BOWLS INTERPORT

TEAM NOT YET

CHOSEN

MANAGER MAIN DELIBERATES

CONDITIONS AREĮ FAVOURABLE

Several of the county cricket clubs are understood to have for-s warded to the M.0.0. their views on the vexed question of leg-theory bowling.

The voting is expected to result as follows:

For (or doubtful)

Against

Middlesex

Lelcester

SUASCX

Kent

Gloucester Luncashire Derbyshire Hampshire Warwickshire Glamorgan Worcester

Yorkshire

Notts

Northants.

Surrey Somerset Essex

MAMAK HOCKEY

(By "Varitas"). Although Mr. Tommy Main early this morning had pretty well decided on the personnel of his rink for the second lawn bowls Interport at the Kowloon Cricket Club this after- noon, he had not appointed them their positions.

He expected to arrive at this decision by midday, The players ́ were out on the K.C.C. green this morning, and 'found the conditions quite favourable.

Over the telephone, Mr. Main said "We are hoping to pull it off today. We shall certainly do our best. But in view of the im portance of the occasion it is for me to deliberate necessary carefully before making any de- cislon as to the composition of the team.

FINE RUGBY MATCH

DEVENPORT SERVICES AND BLACKHEATH.

London, Oct. 10. Blackheath and Devon. port Services met in 簇 thrilling rugby union match this afternoon, when the Services won by seven points to nil.

Exeter visited Neath and were decisively beaten, the home fifteen scoring 25 points to which Exeter replied with eight.--

Reuter.

K.C.C. BEAT CLUB

GOODWIN CAUSES. THE DAMAGE

KOWLOON SECOND XI COLLAPSE

Whilst the Kowloon Cricket Club first team were beating up, the Hongkong Cricket Club seniors in the holiday cricket match yesterday, the Cricket Club second string were play- ing havoc with the Peninsula cricketers on the Queen's Road enclosure.

The K.C.C., first eleven beat the Cricket Club by ten wickets, whilst the end of the first day the Club reserves were in f Bound I position.

Frank Goodwin saw Stapleton It is not unlikely that Mr. Mainrench his half century before de- will take yesterday's performances einring the K.C.C., innings yester- into account, and I should not be day at 180 for. 8, which left the surprised if the following rink visitors to face a deficit of 76 on. turns out:

the first inninga.

C. Richards

A.A. Malcolm W.A. Bailey T.G. Mnin (skip) The Hongkong four will be:

J.V. Ramsay (K.D.R.C.) A. Hyde Lay (K.C.C.) F.J. Jones (C.S.C.C.) · A. Holland (K.B.G.C.)

COMFORTABLE WIN

Shanghai Beat The

All hopes of overcoming this disadvantage were quickly de atroyed. Goodwin and Burnett be- rame busy among the wickets, the former taking 4 for 15. and the latter 3 for G1.. The Club were dismissed for 112 and Kowloon obtained the required runs for the losa of one wicket.

DIFFERENT STORY.

J. E. Potter (not out 07) and L. D. Kilbre (86) batted woll for the Cricket. Club second team and thanks to them a total of 125 was A reached.

Civil Service

Lowe and Broomdale wrecked Shanghal onjoyed a comfortable all the fond hopes of the K.C.C. win against the Civil Service at with

effective bowling. Happy Valley yesterday afternoon, Lowe took 4 wickets for 11 runs beating Denkin, Holidge, Wood and Broomdale 4 for 5, the visitors, and Eccleshall by 27 shota to 19.

dome

Shanghai took the lead on the being sent back for a paltry 40. The Club again batted freely be- first two hands and never lost it fore close of play acoring 60 for A three, a single and a two on suc- the loss of two wickets. The in- cessive heads saw them lead 11-4 nings was then declared closed, at the 10th head, and a four and a and to-day the K.C.C., have the five on the 14th and 17th henda put task of scoring 140 to win. the issue beyond doubt.

The green and rather unpleasant MALAYAS TEAM

overhead conditions did not on- courage high standard bowling.

Lopes at No. 3 was the leading

In tho forthcoming triangular player, with his colleagues display- cricket tournament against Hongkong ing flashes of greatness at intervals. (Continued on Page 8.)

Home Cricket Averages

Leading Batsmen and Bowlers For Late Season

*Signifies not out,

The following are the leading | Ashdown 5 1854 178 batting and bowling averages in English. frat class cricket for the Benson just ended.

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Jobbs I. E. S. Wyatt Mikeball (A) Amee... Hendren

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Cook Butchto

1981 214

Bakewell

United Hockey Club Hopwood

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Harling Bantal! Langridge. (John)

Playing in the Mamak Tournament 5. It. Hunsan

Tewod

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60/1 Sarum (6.)

(0.)

100/1 Aretic Star (o.) 120/1. (t)

100/1 Trusted (0.)

200/1 Boldero (0)

100/1 Deyncourt to.)

125/1 Tuppenco (0.)

126/1 Lord Nugent (0.) 126/1 Miss Diplomat (o.)

160/1 Fragrance (o.) 200/1 (t.)

Sanguinole Scratches,

It was announced at 11:40 a.m.to

Sanguinole has that scratched-Reuter.

The following are the call-over day odds:

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Armetrong (N. 1.), by four goals to nll.

Stoner R, Blyth (2), Gubbay and Winch Kestes were the scorors for the United Hoc Watson

M. 3. Turnbud key Club.

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A change of grounds and date for dibbons

the H.K. Police vs. Athletic. Division gamis announced. teams will play on the Hongkong IC. ground, Bunday, Oct. 15.

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